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Ceasefire welcomed as UN chief calls for real efforts to address root causes of the conflict and achieve reconciliation.

US president backs Israel and condemns Hamas, pledges humanitarian aid to Palestinians in Gaza.

The order represents an early step in Biden's efforts to reduce risks to financial stability posed by climate change.

The Biden administration hopes the move will end competition to lure companies to countries with low tax rates.

Several African countries lack AstraZeneca vaccines to administer second doses after India bans exports due to crisis.

AU sees 'absolute need' for Chad's transition from military to democratic leadership to be achieved within 18 months.

Futures fell 2.1 percent in New York, posting a third straight decline in the longest losing streak since March.

China imposed its sanctions after the EU sanctioned Chinese officials over human rights abuses in the Xinjiang region.

The US has seen a surge in racially motivated crimes against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.

Israel and Hamas agree to ceasefire to halt 11-day conflict amid international pressure to end the fighting.

Concerns grow over the abuse of migrants crossing from Morocco into Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta.

Republican congressman's post about Omar, seemingly about her Palestine support, said she supports 'terror'.

An increasingly racially charged American society is rapidly changing the way it sees Palestine.

In 2020, the Internal Revenue Service added a line about cryptocurrency on its individual tax return form.

The birth of baby Mohammed has brought much needed joy to his family, which was displaced by Israeli air raids.

Africa and Latin America have 0.17 and 2 percent respectively of global production capacity, WTO says.

The US economy is reopening, but pent-up demand is running up against supply constraints that threaten to slow recovery.

Navajo Nation leads the US in vaccination rates, despite rural population, by meeting people 'where they are'.

Former CEO Zhang Yiming, 38, said he is 'not very social' as he handed the reins to Liang Rubo, 38.

“After four years living in Israel-Palestine, these have been some of the most depressing days.”

June 21 polls seen as a key test of democratic reforms under Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed.

Humanitarian crisis unfolds in Spanish enclave after hundreds of unaccompanied minors cross from Morocco.

The sanctions target the head of the general staff leading the offensive in Marib and another prominent Houthi leader.

Confused about what’s going on in occupied East Jerusalem and Gaza? Start Here explains.

Addressing the UN General Assembly, Antonio Guterres appealed to all sides to put down their arms.

After a brutal selloff, crypto markets are showing signs of recovery with Bitcoin and Ether clawing back some losses.

A Dutch court rejected the fugitive former auto chief's wrongful dismissal claim against Nissan-Mitsubishi.

Oriel College had voted in favour of removing the statue but cited 'regulatory and financial challenges' for its u-turn.

Some legislators have sought to block the $735m deal to increase pressure on Israel amid Gaza bombardment.

South Korean President Moon Jae-in is the second foreign leader to visit the White House since Joe Biden took office.

World's biggest wealth fund is dropping firms due to 'unacceptable risk' they contribute to human rights violations.

Supporters of President al-Assad, expected to win another 7-year term, rush to embassy compound near Beirut to vote.

Police violence towards the Roma has risen in the pandemic, according to rights groups, witnesses and legal experts.

Israeli sadism meets American cynicism in Palestine.

Doctors at al-Shifa hospital share emotional and practical struggles working to save lives during the Israeli attacks.

Opinion by top lawyer marks latest clash between 27-member bloc and Poland's ruling nationalist coalition.

Mucormycosis, a rare fungal disease, usually infects people whose immune system has been compromised.

President Joe Biden faces calls from within his party to do more to end the current Palestinian-Israeli crisis.

Between May 11 and May 16, dropping oxygen levels at Goa’s largest hospital killed 75 COVID-19 patients.

Storms, conflicts and violence forced 40.5 million people to become newly displaced within their countries in 2020.

Draft law for partial election to the 45-member top advisory council outlines rules under which vote will take place.

Hundreds of police have been deployed to restore order at the Cantel Prison, where at least seven inmates were killed.

The ongoing bombing of Gaza is unlikely to deter the UAE from investing big in its new ally's gas fields.

The iceberg measures about 4,320sq km - slightly bigger than the Spanish island of Mallorca.

Thousands of children lose one or both parents in India while prospect of a surge of abandoned minors worries many.

Navy ships work through the night to recover 37 bodies on board barge that sank off Mumbai, but 38 more still missing.

Al Jazeera spends a day with workers who take bodies of victims of virus from Delhi hospitals or homes for final rites.

Beijing accuses US of entering sovereign waters around islands also claimed by Vietnam and Taiwan without permission.

Eyad Salha, his wife Amani, and their daughter Nagham were getting ready to eat lunch when a missile struck their home.

When police swooped on homes around the UK last year after hacking the mobile app, children were the collateral damage.