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Judge Mathieu Chanlatte chosen for the job after weeks of struggle following the July 7 assassination.

Al-Qaramus village, about 80km (50 miles) northeast of Cairo, is Egypt's largest hub of papyrus production.

Firefighters and helicopters are trying to contain several blazes threatening residents in Tizi Ouzou province.

IGAD calls emergency meeting of its foreign ministers, saying situation in South Sudan requires 'urgent attention'.

Giuffre, an Epstein accuser who says she was abused at 17, says she is holding Andrew accountable.

Softbank's Vision Fund says its thesis that China is a 'compelling economic opportunity' remains unchanged.

A group of Muslims attacked the temple last week after a court granted a Hindu boy bail in a 'blasphemy' case.

Officials say more than 65,000 of the nearly 900,000 refugees will be vaccinated in the first round of the campaign.

The US has charged two Myanmar nationals over a plan to pressure or kill Kyaw Moe Tun, who has refused to quit the post.

Five accused, including ex-BJP spokesman, in police custody over a controversial event held in the heart of New Delhi.

Some 11 anti-government leaders denied bail amid renewed protests calling for royal reform and prime minister to resign.

Crypto exchange raised $90m, including from Facebook's Saverin, & aims to double its team to about 400 people in India.

A look at the risks and rewards of mining the seabed for renewable energy sources.

Somalia is struggling to rebuild after 20 years of civil war and is still battling an insurgency by al-Shabab.

Since the Olympics began, Japan has seen a record surge in infections that has put its hospitals on the brink.

US appeals court refused to overturn 2019 verdict which ruled in favour of a couple who fell ill after using Roundup.

The economy posted the biggest year-on-year expansion since the fourth quarter of 1988 as domestic demand improved.

Afghan refugee, who is detained in Australia, is taking legal action to get Canberra to help his wife and children.

Michael Spavor, a businessman, was jailed in December 2018 and tried for spying in March this year.

Several meetings scheduled over three days between Zalmay Khalilzad and the Taliban as the armed group advances.

Far-right president has led 'an explicit, systematic' anti-Indigenous policy since taking office in 2019, group alleges.

Ortega government recalls Mexico, Colombia, Argentina and Costa Rica ambassadors after countries took similar measures.

Victims' families who believe Saudi Arabia aided the al-Qaeda attackers are pressuring Biden to act.

The delayed Tokyo 2020 Olympics witnessed glory, despair and controversy, all under the shadow of the COVID pandemic.

Pentagon eyes mid-September to require vaccines for US military forces as FDA nears full approval of Pfizer jab.

Saudi Arabia saw its oil revenue rise 38 percent in the second quarter of 2021 compared to the same period last year.

The Epstein Victims' Compensation Program distributed $125m to about 150 eligible people over the course of a year.

The raging Dixie Fire is only 21 percent contained and has scorched an area more than twice the size of New York City.

Locals report fear and destruction as the Taliban seizes Afghanistan's fifth-largest city for third time in seven years.

Lionel Messi leaves FC Barcelona because the club cannot afford his multimillion-dollar salary.

The New York governor is embroiled in a political firestorm after an investigation concluded he harassed 11 women.

Lebanon has faced months of severe shortages that have prompted long lines at petrol stations - and violent conflicts.

Bitcoin surged to its highest level in nearly three months after US senators reached a deal on taxing crypto assets.

Rocket Lab's founder talks to Al Jazeera about moon shots, deep space exploration and overcoming dream crushers.

Is it Barcelona's leadership and its mismanagement of the club or La Liga's tough regulation rules? Or something else?

The Argentinian government must continue to dismantle barriers women face in accessing safe abortion.

At least eight other soldiers wounded in the attack near the country's border with Mali, government says.

German politicians have called on gov't to intervene militarily in Afghanistan to halt Taliban's sweeping offensive.

Support aims to prevent 'very real threat' of famine in Yemen, US special envoy says, amid ongoing effort to end war.

Fully vaccinated US citizens and permanent residents can enter Canada without needing to quarantine as of Monday.

The Men Who Sell Football exposes the murky world of club ownership in England and how rules can be abused.

Foreign workers trying to get back to home countries are stuck in limbo at hotels across Dubai due to the pandemic.

Gunmen riding on motorbikes attacked several villages late on Sunday, 'shooting at anything that moved', officials said.

In a sign that Americans are feeling confident about their job prospects, 3.9 million workers quit their jobs in June.

Olympic athlete Tsimanouskaya joined a group of defecting Belarusian sportspeople when she spurned her homeland.

Counterfeit versions of the newly-introduced certificate were selling online for up to 500 euros, police say.

People in Athens 'picking up dead storks from their lawns', says head of wildlife association, as fires continue.

The conglomerate's manufacturers and retailers bounced back strongly in the second quarter.

Belarus president comments on Tsimanouskaya as he defends election victory and accuses opponents of plotting 'coup'.

Cubans are calling for change, with rare protests breaking out in July.