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No official reason given but media reports say diplomat expelled as he handed credentials to FM and not the president.

Firefighters isolate the refinery's treatment unit where the fire broke out and bring the blaze under full control.

President Bukele downplays San Salvador protests against economic and judicial policies, including Bitcoin move.

What makes South Korean show Squid Game even more valuable is how popular it is relative to its low cost.

At least 35 die in landslides and floods triggered by heavy rains as rescuers scour for survivors in muddy debris.

Ceylon cinnamon has been produced in Sri Lanka for generations. But experienced peelers are now rare.

Religious violence erupts after photo circulated on social media shows the Quran placed on the knee of a Hindu deity.

Southeast Asian grouping agreed to bar coup leader from summit because of the lack of progress in an April peace plan.

Shortages of natural gas, coal from Asia to Europe are driving additional demand for oil products in power generation.

Interior ministry spokesman tells Al Jazeera that all schools and universities in will reopen 'in a very short time'.

Officials say GDP grew at its slowest place in a year in the third quarter, amid power shortages and property woes.

Experts say vaccines mandates are '100 percent a human rights issue' but also about keeping society safe.

Gang known as 400 Mazowo said to have abducted 17 foreign missionaries amid increasing lawlessness in troubled nation.

A small-town conservative and father of seven will lead an alliance of six opposition parties in next year's vote.

FIFA wants to change the frequency of the World Cup but not everyone is convinced.

Mehdi Ben Gharbia is the latest opposition member to come under scrutiny amid growing concerns over civil rights.

Israeli settlers are committing violent, daily attacks against Palestinians harvesting their olive trees for the season.

A long-awaited agreement was reached in the UN-mandated talks between the two sides in Switzerland.

Former US President Bill Clinton was successfully treated for an infection and will head home to New York.

Syria’s state-run news agency says Midhat Saleh was fatally shot by an Israeli sniper in the Golan Heights.

Historians say at least 120 protesters were killed by Paris police during demonstrations over discriminatory policies.

Beijing's angry reaction comes after a US destroyer and Canadian frigate sailed through the narrow waterway.

Or is it just a way of masking the issues?

Worst-hit districts of Kottayam and Idukki suffer deadly mudslides as torrential rains swept through villages.

French Algerians don't need ceremonies marking the anniversary of the Paris massacre. We need an anti-fascist movement.

The Pandora Papers reveal that the rich and powerful continue to hide their money unabated and unconstrained.

Boats flying black flags and carrying opposition legislators demand that government block Indian trawlers.

Saudi-led coalition says it has killed scores of Houthi rebels in air raids as warring sides battle near strategic city.

Turkish president says the US proposed the sale of F-16 fighter jets in return for its investment in the F-35 programme.

Streams of lava have lain waste to more than 742 hectares of land and destroyed almost 2,000 buildings on La Palma.

Pirates on five boats attacked two Iranian oil tankers but were repelled by army vessels, authorities said.

A look at individuals and teams dominating the T20 World Cup.

The capsule, carrying actor Yulia Peresild, director Klim Shipenko and cosmonaut Oleg Novitskiy landed in Kazakhstan.

While social distancing measures were lifted, Saudi authorities said pilgrims must be vaccinated and wear face masks.

WHO adviser urges rich countries to send vaccines to low-income nations this month to save tens of thousands of lives.

In the booming fertility business, women donating their eggs face unfavourable conditions and health and safety risks.

From Buenos Aires, Argentina to South Africa's Soweto, dancers around the world are letting loose.

Relatives laid the bodies of the victims to rest and called on the Taliban to protect them.

Financial Times says launch of nuclear-capable missile in August took US intelligence by surprise.

Group was leaving an orphanage in Port-au-prince when they were abducted, say media reports.

When Melbourne's lockdown ends this week, it will have been under six lockdowns totalling 262 days since March 2020.

Alex Saab, who was arrested in Cape Verde last year, was extradited to the US to face money laundering charges.

Demonstrations were sparked by concerns over the independence of the electoral commission.

Attacks come after repeated violations of a truce reached in March last year.

Exhibition looking at legacy of colonialism - and role it played in birth of climate change - has opened in London.

France's president told relatives on the 60th anniversary of the 1961 protest by Algerians that 'crimes' were committed.

The Palestinian community in Israel has fallen victim to a murder rate two times higher than Jewish areas.

Protest comes a week after extreme right-wing supporters broke into the headquarters of Italy's labour confederation.

In farewell visit to Turkey, outgoing chancellor says security and independence of both countries depend on each other.