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Badakhshan province's capital Faizabad becomes the ninth Afghan city to be captured by the Taliban since Friday.

The US crypto exchange's Q2 profit jumped but it warned that trading volumes had dropped in the current quarter.

SEACAT exercises under way in Singapore and virtually as Beijing and Moscow also hold drills in China's Ningxia.

Taliban launched a sweeping offensive across Afghanistan in early May as US-led foreign forces began final withdrawal.

President's proposal to switch to paper ballots falls short of majority needed for constitutional change.

The watchdog's comments to replace business drinks with 'correct values' sent most alcohol-related stocks tumbling.

Team's unprecedented success in Tokyo fuels solidarity in territory facing deep political change.

A 737 MAX test plane left Seattle last week to conduct a test flight in China, a key market where it remains grounded.

Almost a third of alleged abuses took place in Southeast Asia, including Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia and Indonesia.

Businessman Michael Spavor, who has been detained since December 2018, was found guilty by a court in Dandong.

Anger over COVID-19 and prime minister's determination to hold event despite opposition weigh on election chances.

As BJP claims development gains, activists say Kashmiris are worse off.

Outgoing governor faces legal, political challenges following his resignation in face of sexual harassment allegations.

While the Delta variant has led to rising infections and curbs on movement, global consumption is expected to hold up.

Now-demobilised rebel group subjected child recruits to abuses across 20-year period, transitional justice court finds.

Junior partner Accord's criticisms of tax reforms seem to have brought matters to a head within United Right coalition.

Argentinian star Lionel Messi, 34, signs two-year deal with Paris Saint-Germain with the option for a third season.

Back in vogue are calls for the coin to keep rallying again to its all-time highs and beyond.

The interior ministry said earlier that fires raging east of the capital Algiers had killed at least 7 civilians.

Hundreds of firefighters battle blazes on Evia, Greece's second-largest island, as gov't faces criticism for response.

Far-right president is under mounting political pressure and faces investigations into his electoral fraud claims.

UN scientific panel issues strongest warning yet on our warming planet.

Federal prosecutor asked judge to unseal records related to Theranos founder's preparation of a mental-health defense.

The deadlock in peace talks cannot be overcome unless the two sides are ready to sacrifice their narrow interests.

Policy is meant to address complaints customers have lodged about third-party merchants who use Amazon's marketplace.

After years of partisan gridlock, Republicans join Democrats in support of future investment in highways, transit.

Hamid Noury is accused of involvement in alleged state-sponsored executions during final phase of 1980s Iran-Iraq war.

Voting machine firm sues One America News, Newsmax and former Overstock.com chief for defamation.

Taliban seizes control of seven provincial capital cities in five days in a lightning offensive across Afghanistan.

Hundreds of unmarked graves have been discovered at institutions Indigenous children were forced to attend for decades.

The announcement comes as both the US and Mexico grapple with rising infections and slow vaccination rates.

City officials ordered residents to leave the 8-storey structure weeks after 98 died in a nearby condo collapse.

All eligible civilians should join the military to stop Tigray forces 'once and for all', PM Abiy Ahmed's office says.

Shipments of Tesla's China-made cars to domestic market plummeted following a rash of negative publicity and recalls.

Guinea confirms death from Marburg disease, a virus related to Ebola with a fatality rate of up to 88 percent.

Mila's anti-Islam rant on Instagram drew thousands of hate messages and resulted in a landmark cyberbullying case.

Not only the incompetence of local authorities but also the West's moral failures are behind the crisis in Tunisia.

Exercise in north-central China to feature 10,000 ground troops and air forces as Beijing and Moscow eye closer ties.

How the US ran out of bullets amid a coronavirus pandemic.

“They are going to kill us... but there is no war without deaths.”

Taliban overruns city of Farah in southwest Afghanistan, seventh provincial capital to fall to the group in five days.

The football superstar and his father were spotted at Barcelona airport, are reportedly heading to Paris.

Al Jazeera goes undercover to show how English football clubs can become vehicles to launder the proceeds of crime.

Zuma is facing 18 charges including corruption and money laundering and has pleaded not guilty to all the charges.

Kingdom's National Anti-Corruption Commission announced the arrests late on Monday without naming the detainees.

Germany, Belgium, Denmark and others say returns must still be permitted despite ongoing fighting amid Taliban advance.

Thousands of families flee the intense fighting going on between Taliban and government forces in several provinces.

Move comes after Lithuania allowed Chinese-claimed Taiwan to set up a de facto embassy in Vilnius.

Kim Yo Jong, a N Korean gov't official and sister of leader Kim Jong Un, said drills are an 'act of self-destruction'.