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Restaurants, cafes, bars and gyms must close by 9pm until at least January 16 under latest pandemic restrictions.

President Tokayev issues ominous order as fresh violence breaks out in Almaty and the death toll rises.

The American case for reparations can draw encouragement and examples from Canada.

Minister says PIA application follows International Civil Aviation Organization clearing the airline in safety audit.

The appointment of André Mendonça to the Supreme Court was a turning point for the evangelical movement in Brazil.

Away from the spotlight on Salah, Mane and Mahrez, here are some other footballers who could light up AFCON.

Engineering student, 20, is suspected to be behind 'Bulli Bai' app that put more than 100 Muslim women 'on sale'.

Army spokesperson says the Russian soldiers are in the northern city to train Malian troops.

Generals roll out the red carpet for veteran Cambodian leader in first visit by foreign leader since coup.

India sees most cases since early June as Omicron overtakes Delta in cities where spectre of second wave still haunts.

Xiang Haitao faces a maximum of 15 years in prison for conspiracy to commit economic espionage.

Asian economies are tightening borders and in-country restrictions despite evidence of variant's milder impact.

Two countries accuse China of 'ongoing efforts' to undermine rules-based order amid uncertain regional outlook.

US Justice Department charges Pierre Girgis with acting as a foreign agent for Egypt without notifying US government.

Mostly Muslim minority find themselves target of renewed military intimidation over ties to rebel armed group

US State Department accuses targeted Cuban officials of being involved in repression of opposition protesters.

Violent demonstrations in Kazakhstan were sparked by rising fuel prices.

Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian tells Al Jazeera Iran wants guarantees sanctions will not be reimposed.

Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis President James Bullard also said the US Fed could shrink its balance sheet next.

Street battles resume in country's largest city, Almaty, as Russia sends in paratroopers to quell countrywide uprising.

One of UK-born, former ISIL members known as 'The Beatles' faces charges related to torture and beheading of hostages.

Jeffrey Feltman leaves post after less than a year amid unrest in Sudan and Ethiopia.

Areas around US Capitol that last year saw scenes of chaos and violence are calm, as US commemorates sombre anniversary.

The largest cryptocurrency by market value has shed about $80bn since the start of the year.

With elections scheduled for May, few see meaningful solutions on the horizon to halt the pound's downward spiral.

WHO chief says Omicron variant appears to produce less severe disease but should not be categorised as 'mild'.

The two companies have been locked in a row for months over damage including blistered paint, among other issues.

Jobless claims, a proxy for layoffs, ticked up slightly last week.

Former president, Republicans are threatening American democracy with attacks on voting rights, Biden says.

Officials hope the bill comes into force by January 15 as France faces a surge in infections.

Security forces kill three protesters as thousands gather across Sudan in first rallies since PM Hamdok resigned.

Bloody protests have drawn the attention of regional powers Russia and China, as well as Western capitals.

A Lebanese clown helps disadvantaged communities by bringing laughter and hope.

Tech giant is the first company to hit a market capitalisation of $3 trillion. How do its closest competitors stack up?

With stories from Jordan, Italy and the US, Portal rounds up some of the most uplifting stories from Al Jazeera Digital.

From tension over Taiwan to the European refugee crisis - Portal rounds up some of Al Jazeera’s best digital content.

Kazakhstan produces more than 40% of the world's uranium and unrest in the country has seen prices of the metal surge.

How the pandemic has highlighted the importance of critical jobs and normalised flexible working for some.

US President Joe Biden and VP Kamala Harris will deliver remarks as US commemorates victims of deadly Capitol attack.

A year after the riot at Congress, 30% of Americans still believe the 2020 election was a fraud. Can democracy recover?

Rare and violent protests in the former Soviet nation are being watched closely in Moscow and across Central Asia.

A House investigation seeks to understand what the White House knew in the days before and after January 6.

Controversial proposal to increase assembly seats in Jammu causes anger among Muslims, who form majority in the region.

Israeli forces shot dead 21-year-old man during an army raid on Balata refugee camp near Nablus.

Move comes despite review finding no proof of Israeli 'terror' claims against Union of Agricultural Work Committees.

Widespread disinformation and distrust of authorities has left immunisation rates lagging behind other European nations.

Protesters, police killed during demonstrations against former Soviet republic's political system in Almaty.

My father wrote in beautiful, elegant strokes with care and patience, each word strummed like a musical chord.

Tunisian president's comments come as former justice minister was arrested and accused of possible 'terrorism' offences.

Arguably, on January 6, 2021, Trump's fanatical allies helped finish the job begun by a band of fanatics on 9/11.