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Floods hit the Black Sea coastal provinces of Bartin, Kastamonu, Sinop and Samsun, destroying homes and bridges.

Unrest breaks out in Ankara after Turkish national was stabbed to death in fight between locals and migrants.

Home prices are surging in the US, while consumers are paying more for finished goods and services.

FM says attack that killed 13 people last month was a suicide attack ‘planned’ with Afghan, Indian intelligence support.

The move comes as the embassy urges American citizens in Afghanistan to leave the country 'immediately'.

Justin Trudeau will officially announce the upcoming September 20 election on Sunday.

Yair Lapid opens liaison office in capital Rabat as Israel hopes to boost diplomatic and cultural ties with the country.

The Indian government has changed its approach to the 'Kashmir problem' because it has new strategic priorities.

Purdue Pharma aims to settle trillions of dollars in liabilities over opioid epidemic with proposal it values at $10bn.

Lira rallies after central bank left its benchmark interest rate unchanged.

Central bank said recent fuel subsidies have only helped businesses and not people in need.

France confirms pause on refugee returns amid Taliban gains, joining Germany, Netherlands, Finland, Sweden and Norway.

Closure is raising fears of further strains on shipping and price increases for goods, which could fuel inflation.

Iranians were infuriated by the colonialist implications of a 'Big Three' themed photo in Tehran.

After 20 years of direct intervention, Washington decides that the future of Afghanistan is for its people to decide.

Resin farmers say they feel helpless as entire villages dependent on the industry suffer from the effects of wildfires.

Six important figures lead the Taliban movement that has been fighting the Western-backed government since 2001.

As the Delta variant spreads to parts of China, the whole country hunkers down while economic forecasts go south.

A look at the armed group's milestones as it renews its push to capture major cities across the war-torn country.

Kabul makes power-sharing proposal to Taliban in exchange for halt in escalating violence, top source tells Al Jazeera.

Prominent US legislators have sought to curtail $1.3bn in annual aid to Cairo, citing human rights violations.

Domestic violence is the number one cause of homelessness in the country, where almost 50 percent of homeless are women.

How can the world achieve zero food poverty while also reducing carbon emissions and reversing biodiversity loss?

Poly Network, a decentralised finance platform, says $260m of stolen funds returned as $353m outstanding.

Some scientists believe temperatures of 48.8C in Italy, as anticyclone 'Lucifer' sweeps in, are unprecedented.

Pakistan PM accuses US of seeing his country as useful only in context of 'mess' it is leaving behind in Afghanistan.

In an interview with Al Jazeera, the 24-year-old explains why she will part with her medal as she recounts her ordeal.

China's leadership announces plans to draft new laws on national security, technology and monopolies.

Exhausted US doctors and nurses struggle to muster compassion for newest patients, many of whom are unvaccinated.

Fuel shortages force people to turn to firewood to cook food, and logging as a source of work in a ravaged economy.

We showcase New Zealand’s trailblazing environmental policy that aims to see the country rid of predators by 2050.

Foreign minister says country's cabinet decided to hand over wanted officials to the ICC, but did not give a timeframe.

Israeli cabinet approves tighter measures including limitations on people gathering indoors and entry to venues.

Attorney general asks chief justice to appoint a special three-member high court bench to hear the cases speedily.

The Afghan government offers Taliban share in power as the group takes control of the 10th provincial capital.

President Edgar Lungu and opposition's Hakainde Hichilema face off for a third time in the knife-edge election.

Canberra goes into one-week lockdown after detecting its first locally acquired case of COVID-19 in more than a year.

Three drugs will be added to the UN agency's global trial to test their efficacy in patients hospitalised with COVID-19.

Conflicting reports emerged as to how many people survived, remain missing after Mi-8 helicopter came down.

Opponents say legislation on foreign ownership an attempt to silence a TV station critical of government.

Pyongyang says Seoul is risking a security crisis by choosing to go ahead with joint military drills with the US.

Move is 'right thing to do' to protect children as schools begin new academic year, Governor Gavin Newsom says.

A third dose of Moderna's vaccine significantly raised antibody levels against the coronavirus in transplant patients.

Moroccan FM tells visiting Israeli counterpart that their countries' newly upgraded ties will bring economic benefits.

YouTube, Twitter say they are taking measures against behaviour that glorifies, minimises or denies Srebrenica genocide.

British judge gives US permission to expand grounds for appealing an earlier decision to block the extradition.

US government data show petrol prices climbed 2.4 percent in July from the previous month.

Canadian foreign minister says Michael Spavor's conviction for spying in China is the result of a 'sham trial'.

Abiy Ahmed urges 'all capable citizens' to join the military and stop Tigray's rebels 'once and for all'.

Bandar Mohamed al-Attiyah previously acted as Qatar's ambassador to Kuwait, a mediator in a years-long regional row.