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The Kenyan government is refusing to treat Kenyans as adults capable of dealing with the complexity of the world.

Armed group ISIL claims responsibility for the attack in a statement on an ISIL-affiliated website.

The country cannot move forward while many of its institutions and leaders remain invested in whitewashing history.

The Czech state has agreed to reparations for some victims of forced sterilisation, but does the move go far enough?

India's main opposition leader slams firm for blocking tweet over alleged rape and murder of nine-year-old Dalit girl.

Fighting has escalated in recent days between government forces and rebels in the key southern province.

Thousands being driven out of rural homes by worsening effects of climate crisis to search for work in capital Dhaka.

Jeffrey Feltman's trip comes as humanitarian organisations warn of a continued crisis as battles rage in Tigray.

The country's future stability depends on outside forces taking a back seat to a Haitian-driven rebuilding process.

Many fear adverse reaction due to pre-existing conditions as doctors urge trans and HIV-positive people to get the jab.

New figures bring Russia's total fatalities from COVID-19 to 168,864 - the highest toll in Europe.

Turkish forces retaliated against those carrying out the attack and three PKK fighters were killed.

Disturbances break out after 56-year-old Afghan dies of heart attack waiting in dusty heat to enter Afghanistan.

Head WHO mission probing pandemic origins says virus may have started with a Wuhan lab staffer becoming infected.

Ban on entering Himalayan kingdom results in loss of livelihoods for hundreds of daily wage earners on the Indian side.

An 80-year-old woman is still missing in Bartin province, says the country's Disaster and Emergency Management.

Back in June, as Taliban built momentum, Biden himself addressed Saigon parallels and dismissed them out of hand.

Shrine remains a potent symbol of Japan's wartime legacy in East Asia and a flashpoint for tensions with its neighbours.

President Tebboune says some fires were caused by high temperatures but 'criminal hands were behind most of them'.

New virus variants and unequal vaccine distribution complicate efforts to slow COVID-19 spread.

Former military general's admission to hospital comes as country struggles to contain resurgent pandemic.

UN agency says cooperation and transparent data 'vitally important' to prevent future pandemics.

Taliban seizes Lashkar Gah shortly after claiming Kandahar and Herat, Afghanistan's second and third largest cities.

Electronics giant's vice chairman, the world's 202nd richest person, had served seven months of his 30-month term.

Torrential rain left 21 people dead and forced the evacuation of nearly 6,000 people in the province of Hubei.

Police say the incident in the southwestern city of Plymouth has been contained and gunman is also dead.

Homeland Security Secretary Mayorkas visits southwest border, says US facing 'toughest challenge' amid pandemic.

Jamie Spears has controlled his 39-year-old daughter's estate since she suffered a mental health breakdown in 2008.

Prosecutors ask court to put restrictions on Kremlin critic's spokesperson, who is currently held under house arrest.

The armed group has now overrun 11 provincial capitals in Afghanistan, including the third-largest city, Herat.

Biden decries 'politicization' of masking, vaccines with most new US cases in Republican states of Texas, Florida.

New Census Bureau data reveals the US's white population dropped for the first time in the country's history.

At least 69 people killed in the devastating fires, as the country declares three days of national mourning.

Al Jazeera visualises Afghanistan - a mountainous country of 38 million people - which has suffered decades of war.

Mexico's central bank raised interest rates for the second consecutive meeting on Thursday.

The IEA downgraded its outlook for global oil demand for the remainder of 2021 as COVID variants threaten economies.

'AIPAC is putting Rep Omar's life at risk with repeated Islamophobic attack ads,' says Omar aide.

Floods hit the Black Sea coastal provinces of Bartin, Kastamonu, Sinop and Samsun, destroying homes and bridges.

Unrest breaks out in Ankara after Turkish national was stabbed to death in fight between locals and migrants.

Home prices are surging in the US, while consumers are paying more for finished goods and services.

FM says attack that killed 13 people last month was a suicide attack ‘planned’ with Afghan, Indian intelligence support.

The move comes as the embassy urges American citizens in Afghanistan to leave the country 'immediately'.

Justin Trudeau will officially announce the upcoming September 20 election on Sunday.

Yair Lapid opens liaison office in capital Rabat as Israel hopes to boost diplomatic and cultural ties with the country.

The Indian government has changed its approach to the 'Kashmir problem' because it has new strategic priorities.

Purdue Pharma aims to settle trillions of dollars in liabilities over opioid epidemic with proposal it values at $10bn.

Lira rallies after central bank left its benchmark interest rate unchanged.

Central bank said recent fuel subsidies have only helped businesses and not people in need.

France confirms pause on refugee returns amid Taliban gains, joining Germany, Netherlands, Finland, Sweden and Norway.

Closure is raising fears of further strains on shipping and price increases for goods, which could fuel inflation.