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Moscow has broken off diplomatic ties with the security alliance after spying allegations.

Deputy United States Treasury Secretary Wally Adeyemo said it is essential to maintain US sanctions against the Taliban.

Beirut blast judge continues to pursue political leaders despite Lebanese politicians trying to remove him.

The UN secretary-general's proposal for a 2023 summit of the future merits the world's highest consideration.

Hundreds of Iraq's Hashd al-Shaabi supporters protest against 'fraud' and call for a recount of the October 10 vote.

At least 41 killed and dozens missing after heavy rains triggered landslides and flash flooding.

Aid groups say poor water infrastructure and climate change exacerbating existing humanitarian crisis in Syria.

Irmgard Furchner is accused of having contributed to the murder of 11,412 people at the Stutthof concentration camp.

House investigators to issue a criminal referral to DOJ for 'contempt of Congress' against top Trump political adviser.

Malian officials have previously endorsed the idea of talks and have backed local peace deals as security deteriorates.

The real fell 0.8 percent, the sole decliner among major currencies, while the Ibovespa stock gauge slumped 2.5 percent.

Without international support, more children who bear no responsibility for the crisis will die, UN agency warns.

Low interest rates have lured buyers into the market but rising costs for materials have pushed prices up.

Dozens wounded and arrested in Israeli raids on Palestinians at Damascus Gate and in surrounding areas.

The upgrade in economic growth to 4.1 from 4 percent is mainly due to rapid vaccine roll-outs in parts of the region.

The connection would happen through an underwater cable that carries electricity across the Mediterranean sea.

Protesters demand meeting with Spanish PM and funds for medical expenses of historic food poisoning scandal survivors.

Biden administration is having to balance opposition to President Bashar al-Assad with 'realistic' goals, experts say.

Almost 6,000 soldiers are now guarding Poland's frontier with neighbouring Belarus amid a surge in border crossings.

WMO report warns 1.3 billion people remain 'extremely vulnerable' as continent warms more and faster than world average.

Ursula von der Leyen warns Warsaw that Brussels will act over acrimonious dispute concerning primacy of EU law.

Washington State University fired prominent coach Nick Rolovich for defying vaccine mandate for all state employees.

Politicians also vote against adding six seats to represent diaspora and reject quota for women MPs.

The FDA is set to allow vaccinated individuals to get a booster of a different vaccine, according to the New York Times.

Inter-American Court of Human Rights issues ruling holding Colombia's govt responsible for the attack on Jineth Bedoya.

Ankara summons envoys over joint call for release of Osman Kavala, who has been jailed without conviction since 2017.

Increased and more violent border policing does not work. It is time to abolish it.

We are not only living in buildings with dangerous cladding but also facing the risk of going bankrupt.

Pakistani military says attempted incursion by Indian vessel occurred on Saturday night.

During the COVID-19 lockdown in the Philippines, Lito wonders which is the bigger threat - the virus or hunger?

The UK, which has Europe's highest infection rates, recorded 49,156 new COVID-19 cases on Monday, the most since July.

The shift comes as Australia's wine sales to China have plunged in the wake of an ongoing rift between them.

Al Jazeera investigation reveals how some of Britain’s top universities fail to protect students from sexual misconduct.

We travel to the remote edge of the ice sheet to discover the effect of the climate crisis on the Arctic environment.

No casualties reported as magnitude 6 earthquake struck cities across several countries in the Eastern Mediterranean.

Any success will be a long, complicated process that could cost more than $1bn and require fixing myriad problems.

The demand highlights tensions between high emitting rich countries and developing nations ahead of key climate summit.

Ten vessels from China, Russia sailed through Tsugaru Strait, which separates Sea of Japan from the Pacific.

Muslims of Bengali origin face uncertain future after being forced from homes by Assam authorities.

Experts are warning of a ‘twindemic’, but there are measures you can take to try to avoid contracting these illnesses.

There are about 130 children at the orphanage which has operated for more than a decade.

US markets regulator's report shows how amateur traders drove shares in GameStop other meme stocks to extreme highs.

Couple borrow pot from local temple and enlist two men to push the makeshift boat, as images go viral on social media.

Joyful scenes as families reunited but experts say international community needs to maintain pressure on coup leaders.

Al Jazeera takes a look at some highlights from cricket's past six T20 World Cups.

Sweeping policies to make the economy less dependent on debt, monopolies and fossil fuels have hit its citizens.

Hindu groups and others protest in Dhaka, calling for end to religious violence that has gripped the country for days.

President Lasso orders mobilisation of police, military in the streets as he struggles to curb drug-related violence.

Afghanistan and Pakistan are the world's last countries with endemic polio, an incurable and highly infectious disease.

Zalmay Khalilzad had been under pressure since the collapse of the Afghan government and the Taliban's takeover.