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The Turkish and Russian leaders share a distrust of the West, but much divides them - such as tensions over Ukraine.

Army says 18-month interim gov't to be headed by Deby's son as it imposes nationwide curfew and shutters borders.

Minneapolis sees smaller protests, relative calm, as jury considers murder charges against Derek Chauvin.

The drugmaker raised its dividend payouts to shareholders as the use of its vaccine is being paused by US regulators.

Fans are driving the crypto coin higher - to nearly 42 cents - to mark April 20, a day known for smoking cannabis.

UN court is holding hearings this week in long-running dispute between DR Congo and Uganda over 1998-2003 damages.

For 13 years, the organisation promoted policies that were harmful to the British Muslim community.

The stage is set for further clashes between pro-Navalny protesters and police, amid growing fears for Navalny's health.

Allegations of police brutality and targeting ethnic minorities come after a serving officer was charged with murder.

A breakaway competition launched by 12 major European football clubs has sent shockwaves through the sport.

As jury deliberates, officials have dispatched National Guard troops and upped security in preparation of protests.

Saudi-led coalition says it destroyed an explosive drone fired towards Khamis Mushait near Abha International Airport.

IMF says the surge represents a ‘worrisome downside risk’ to India's economy, and it's the poorest who may be worst hit.

World's largest vaccine maker delays exports of jabs as hospitals struggle to cope with infections.

Officials will use CDC standards for health travel guidelines, vastly increasing 'do not travel' warnings for countries.

Calls on social media have urged the minister himself to step down for the accidents blamed on poor infrastructure.

Deby's death cut his 30-year political career short and will likely throw Chadian politics into disarray.

Denmark welcomed thousands of refugees as the war took hold. Now it's urging many to return to 'safe' areas.

There is nothing apolitical about love stories because popular ideas of romance are steeped in 19th century imperialism.

Reporters Without Borders says repression and attacks on press freedom worldwide increased during the COVID-19 pandemic.

India reports 1,761 COVID-19 deaths in the past 24 hours - the highest daily toll since the pandemic erupted.

President Idriss Deby, who won a 6th term on Monday, has died of injuries suffered on the frontline, the army said.

Media watchdog downgrades Greece in annual index and warns of a 'problematic' situation for reporters in the EU nation.

The drop in the number of employees on payrolls indicates scarring of the economy after three COVID lockdowns.

Four NGOs have filed a criminal complaint against members of the Syrian government for deadly attacks in 2013 and 2017.

The IEA predicts that CO2 emissions could rise to 33 billion tonnes in 2021 - the second-largest rise in emissions ever.

Over 250 NGOs call on governments to intervene as inequality coupled with the COVID crisis has led to food crisis.

A look at how military forces around the world are reinventing the submarine for future conflicts.

US State Department says the move is part of ongoing campaign to destabilise Ukraine amid Russian troop build-up.

Move follows comments by French president last year that were deemed to be 'blasphemous' by a far-right Pakistani party.

UAE is home to an estimated 1.6 million Pakistanis and is a key source of foreign remittances for Pakistan's economy.

Mondale, a leading liberal Democratic, who was US vice president under Jimmy Carter died on Monday.

Plastic waste and new technology to produce alternatives to plastic are focus areas for the family's investment fund.

Amid a surge of anti-Asian violence, fear creeps in and alters the daily life of vulnerable Asian senior citizens.

As COVID-19 cases rise among passengers, Hong Kong bans all flights from India, Pakistan and the Philippines.

Author Mark Bittman tells The Stream why we should think more carefully about what we eat.

Secretary of state says US will lose out on 'countless jobs' if it does not catch up with China in climate policies.

Veteran president, who came to power in a rebellion in 1990, took 79.3 percent of the vote in the April 11 election.

Islamabad urges Taliban to stay engaged after group said it would shun Afghan summits until all foreign forces leave.

Chinese leader says global affairs cannot be decided by just a few countries as rivalry with US intensifies.

Several cities are reporting larger numbers of cremations and burials under coronavirus protocols than official tolls.

EU measures are toughest yet against military that has cracked down violently on protests against its February 1 coup.

Officer Brian Sicknick died from strokes caused by a blood clot in artery to his brain, medical examiner's report finds.

Witness tells Al Jazeera police took 'at least four minutes' to get Wright out of car after shooting near Minneapolis.

UMWA's president said ensuring jobs for displaced miners is crucial to any infrastructure bill taken up by Congress.

Huawei Technologies Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou was arrested in Vancouver in December 2018.

Amid surging third wave, Trudeau government unveils first budget in two years with focus on COVID-19 recovery measures.

A federal judge ruled that Joseph Biggs and Ethan Nordean are dangerous and should not be free pending trial.

The Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union alleges that Amazon threatened workers with layoffs if they unionised.

Deal seeks to end a months-long political crisis that raised concerns Tbilisi is backsliding on democracy.