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Emergency workers halt use of dogs, listening devices, as they move to recover bodies with 80 still considered missing.

Informal settlements have sprung up across the country amid Brazil’s ongoing COVID-19 crisis and its economic fallout.

The G-20's first in-person meeting since the pandemic hit last year will try to forge consensus on unfinished business.

Prime minister announces withdrawal as senior British military official warns that country may descend to civil war.

The president of Haiti has been assassinated. What happened to Jovenel Moïse?

Claims increased by 2,000 to 373,000 in the week ending July 3, the US Labor Department said on Thursday.

'High food prices are hunger's new best friend,' the United Nations World Food Programme chief economist said.

Big-money investors will always have the power to manipulate markets, so it is 'Buyer Beware' for everyone else.

Lawyers urge police to lay criminal charges against Canadian government, churches and people who worked at institutions.

UEFA said it was also investigating England over fans' lighting of fireworks and disrupting the Denmark national anthem.

Plane crashes are not uncommon in Russia, and Tuesday's tragedy in a remote region has spurred calls for solutions.

Security Council session comes after Ethiopia informed Egypt and Sudan it has begun the second phase of filling GERD.

Zionism, and thus Israel’s settler colonialism, is an extension of American imperialism.

Demolition of Montaser Shalabi's home draws US criticism as rights groups say policy is collective punishment.

Have measures taken in the name of defeating COVID-19 also damaged civil liberties?

Interviews with 75 households in Uttar Pradesh villages show household incomes have slumped nearly 75 percent.

Kurt Moser spent 30 years shooting war images ‘you really should not see’. Now, he catches light with his giant camera.

The initiative seeks to provide work to migrants fresh out of state care, so they can secure residency.

Lawmakers from across the political spectrum call on PM for a partial Winter Olympics boycott and cotton trade ban.

Within the diaspora, I feel my tribe’s erosion of cultural identity acutely.

China has been accused of genocide against the largely Muslim group, but Beijing says it is only tackling extremism.

A decade after becoming world's youngest nation, South Sudan is mired in instability, faced with humanitarian crisis.

Tehran hosts first significant peace talks in months in a previously unannounced meeting that comes as US forces leave.

Mobile phone firm says it is selling its business because of the coup as UN officials urge more action against generals.

Critics say China’s crackdown on pro-democracy protests has stifled dissent and sown a culture of fear.

South Africa's ex-president was sentenced last week to 15 months in jail for failing to show up at corruption inquiry.

Rocket and drone raids come after a series of attacks targeting the US military in Iraq and Syria this week.

A look at some of the activities Taliban banned during its rule, and the fears of Afghans now taking part in them.

Yes, but only if the kingdom stops antagonising its neighbours with tariffs and works towards greater stability.

Worldwide COVID death toll exceeds 4 million as the pandemic becomes a race between vaccines and Delta variant.

Fears of violent protests across southern cities rise as cuts deprive Iraqis of power to run hospitals and homes.

A total of 11,162 people diagnosed with the disease in 24 hours, taking the total tally to 9,77,568 on Wednesday.

PM Narendra Modi drops 12 senior ministers and inducts a younger team aimed at refurbishing his government’s image.

The 1,275 cases announced on Thursday exceed number of daily cases reported during peak of South Korea's third wave.

Police kill four 'mercenaries' and capture two others as President Jovenel Moise's assassination threatens more chaos.

As Japanese capital battles a new wave of cases, pressure grows on Olympic organisers about spectators.

Despite 'Emergency' declared in January, coronavirus cases have soared and anger at the government is growing.

Former president drops defiance to begin 15-month sentence for snubbing anti-corruption investigators.

No reports of casualties at Jebel Ali Port, one of world's largest, as authorities say fire is under control.

An extra-time winner by team captain, Harry Kane, takes England into first major final since 1966.

Operation shifts from rescue to recovery, as hopes fade the 94 people still unaccounted for will be found alive.

Farmers in the Netherlands are protesting against plans to shut down farms to reduce nitrogen emissions.

Inter-American Commission on Human Rights urges Colombia to make structural changes to its militarised police force.

Job openings in the United States rose slightly to a record 9.2 million in May, government data showed.

Moise served as president for more than four years amid increasing political instability and surging gang violence.

PAHO director says 'pervasive inequality in access to health' needs to be addressed in order to overcome the pandemic.

Veteran of Israel's Labor party pledges to heal deep divisions in society as he takes the oath of office.

Former US President Donald Trump filed three separate class-action lawsuits against the tech giants Wednesday.

Live updates from Wembley Stadium where England and Denmark lock horns for a place in the Euro 2020 final.