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Apple said its system has an error rate of 'less than one in 1 trillion' per year and that it protects user privacy.

An armed group stormed villages in the country's north, killing at least 10 civilians and 15 soldiers.

US attorney general opens a probe looking into allegations of police using unlawful excessive force and retaliation.

A gas station, hotel and bar were among many fixtures gutted in the town, which dates to California's Gold Rush era.

The Olympics have always been a chance for nations to showcase themselves on the grandest of stages.

Striker to leave Spanish club despite both parties having reached an agreement over a new contract.

Development indicates the rebels are continuing a weeks-long push beyond Tigray.

Officials say the highly transmissible Delta variant is driving a surge in states with low vaccination rates.

Violence broke out after bodies of brothers, arrested for allegedly breaking COVID curfew, were discovered.

Award caps years of complaints by Black workers that Tesla failed to stop racial slurs on the assembly line.

Former coal miner, campaigner for workers' rights, led federation of labour unions representing 12.5 million US workers.

Statues damaged, temple's door burned down by mob that said a Hindu boy, granted bail on Wednesday, committed blasphemy.

Decision to ground the aircraft escalated a monthslong dispute with Airbus over aircraft's carbon composite fuselage.

China has 'fundamentally altered the bedrock' of Hong Kong's democratic institutions and 'suppressed freedoms', US says.

Gates expressed regret over relationship with convicted sex offender days after divorce from Melinda was finalised.

No outcome from an Israeli court can ever be considered fair or legitimate.

New president reiterates stance that boosting relations with regional neighbours top of his foreign policy.

Tsimanouskaya says she was warned by relatives not to return to Belarus following standoff with coaches.

New government programme helps boost retirement savings for women who worked as paid and unpaid caregivers.

Country's VP says those who announced his removal no longer members of the movement's military command council.

Robinhood shareholders filed to sell nearly 100 million Class A common shares less than a week after its IPO.

The protesters, including four schoolchildren, were shot dead during a 2019 demonstration over food and fuel shortages.

Academics say members of the far right are spreading disinformation on Bosnian-language Wikipedia.

The rapid reversal of the lira over three days underscores how fragile investor sentiment is towards Turkey's currency.

Archaeological site in southern Peloponnese region at threat as blazes fuelled by heatwave grip the Mediterranean.

President Lukashenko says the migrants Lithuania turns away will not be allowed back into Belarus.

The comments come as tensions rise in the region following deadly tanker attack off coast of Oman.

Troops patrol streets in Srinagar while most shops remain shut to mark disputed region's loss of special status in 2019.

New Delhi is seeking to expand its presence in the Indian Ocean to challenge Chinese expansionism.

The end of privacy: A global investigation exposes the scope and danger posed by Israeli spyware Pegasus.

Infections surge in the Japanese capital hosting the Olympics despite a state of emergency in place since mid-July.

Police arrest supporters of detained opposition leader Freeman Mbowe, main opposition party Chadema says.

The ambitious goal, to be outlined in an executive order, has been voluntarily agreed to by top US automakers.

Rashford, Sancho and Saka were targeted on social media following the Euro 2020 final match against Italy.

Two years after the revocation of Kashmir's special status, India is still working to silence Kashmiris.

UNICEF says only one in four Indian children has access to digital devices and the internet.

The possible sale, which has not been finalised, has again angered China as US seeks deeper ties with Taiwan.

Hundreds of unemployed or struggling workers and homeless children are fed at Mehmankhana or 'dining place for guests'.

Hezbollah-run station confirms two air raids outside the town of Mahmoudiya, near the Lebanese-Israeli border.

Largest force in Parliament shifts course, says president's moves constitute opportunity for reform.

Amnesty says it documented at least 115 killings by security forces this year in restive southeastern states.

Activists are urging officials to increase accountability for perpetrators and boost support for survivors.

The official, speaking anonymously, said the change is part of a plan to reopen US to travel from several countries.

Announcement comes three months after families began legal action over policy of forced assimilation.

Memorials turned into protests on the one-year anniversary marking enormous explosion that devastated Lebanon's capital.

As disputed region marks second anniversary of losing special status, Al Jazeera reviews what New Delhi's move achieved.

From managing an ailing economy to balancing ties with the West, Iran’s eighth president will not have an easy job.

For decades, 77-year-old Uncle Jack was a familiar face on Australian TVs. He was also homeless and addicted to heroin.

Former hockey greats end four-decade medal drought with 5-4 win over Germany to secure bronze at the Tokyo Games.

Latest move will place more than 70 percent of Japan's population under some sort of COVID-19 restrictions.