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A second straight weekly increase in jobless claims reported by the US Labor Department on Thursday puzzled economists.

President Biden trying seeking to calm France down amid fallout from AUKUS security pact between US, UK and Australia.

Coach Ramalho training champions inside the ring and promoting social integration, education and employability outside.

Turkish president says Ankara is willing to work with Taliban if the armed group formed a more encompassing government.

Wide disparity in accessing COVID-19 vaccines featured prominently in speeches at the United Nations General Assembly.

Turkey's central bank slashed interest rates by a full percentage point to 18 percent.

US plan to expel most of the more than 14,000 Haitian migrants camped at Mexico border has been widely condemned.

Queensland state will be the final assembly point for its unmanned Loyal Wingman planes.

Saied has held nearly total power since July 25 when he sacked the PM and suspended parliament.

Testimonies and footage from Ethiopia's war-hit region suggest dramatic worsening of humanitarian situation.

For us, welcoming refugees is not just a humanitarian decision - we know the value they can add to a host country.

The UN's Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan says $73m have been diverted since 2018.

Ambassador warns in resignation letter Haiti 'has collapsed' and cannot provide basics for returning refugees.

Chinese policymakers are trying to learn more about who holds Evergrande's bonds, sources tell Bloomberg.

Rights advocates urge Ecuador to address root causes of migration as thousands set out on perilous journeys towards US.

EV unit has missed salary payments to some staff and is behind on paying suppliers, sources tell Bloomberg.

Arrest warrant for Sinduhije relates to attacks that have killed dozens and injured several since the start of 2020.

Leaders of South Africa, Iraq, Libya National Unity Government among those to speak on Thursday.

UN refugee agency blasts controversial Nationality and Borders Bill championed by right-wing Conservative Party.

Afghanistan is bringing Ankara and Washington together after years of acrimony between the two NATO allies.

Who cares to remember Abu Ghraib?

A hearing date is set for next month in a closely watched international legal fight for custody of Eitan Baran.

UN refugee agency says at least 35,400 Afghan refugees have arrived in Iran, Pakistan and Tajikistan since January 1.

The US has argued it can both provide booster shots at home while distributing doses abroad amid global disparity.

SAA survived for decades on government bailouts and was shedding routes even before the COVID-19 pandemic struck.

Eliyantha White treated sports stars and top politicians, including country's PM, and claimed he could end the pandemic.

Soaring wholesale natural gas prices have strained supply chains already creaking due to labour shortages and Brexit.

While some view a new camp on Samos with optimism, others fear its location is so remote that many will feel isolated

Violence in the northwest is the latest in a series of attacks by the army that also forced many to flee Chin state.

The Chinese aircraft included 12 J-16 fighters and two nuclear-capable H-6 bombers, Taiwan's ministry says.

Latest defence ministry blunder follows another breach reported this week, which critics said put Afghan lives at risk.

Some see event as a chance to stake a claim for statehood, but the UK gov't is reportedly trying to sideline Edinburgh.

Sources tell Al Jazeera the discord is very real and if disharmony grows, it will spell trouble for the people.

Limb-lengthening surgery for cosmetic reasons is in demand in India, but it does not always end well.

Court in Melbourne rules there is sufficient evidence to send Malka Leifer to trial on October 21.

A sweeping amnesty threatens to thwart the pursuit of truth and justice for victims of the Troubles.

Palestinian officials accuse Israel of 'medical negligence' after Hussein Masalmah dies of cancer months after release.

Head of World Food Programme warns food rations for millions in Yemen will be cut in October unless new funding arrives.

The family, who lived in Queensland, are at the centre of a growing campaign for them to be allowed to return home.

Save the Children slams foreign governments for failing to repatriate citizens from refugee camps in northeast Syria.

The lake is a mixture of mossy swamps, thick weeds, trash-strewn patches and floating gardens made from rafts of reeds.

Rights groups say that Israeli raids are having a dire effect on the mental health of Palestinian children.

Pakistani FM Shah Mahmood Qureshi urges patience on part of the global community in interview with The Associated Press.

For the first time in 16 years Germany will have a new leader.

Heavy rainfall and flash floods have inundated South Sudanese refugee camps in Sudan, displacing thousands again.

The first ceremony of its kind was held in northeastern India as part of an anti-poaching drive to mark World Rhino Day.

Gambia is seeking the records as part of a genocide case against Myanmar over the brutal 2017 crackdown on the Rohingya.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson says world must act at next month's climate summit to avoid serious harm.

Vaccination centres on high alert or temporarily shut after being identified as potential targets in Australian city.

Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes faces 20 years in prison after being charged with lying to investors and patients.