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US issues licence authorising humanitarian aid in Afghanistan despite sanctions against the Taliban.

At least two children were among the 32 killed, and 20 others were injured in the accident east of Lima.

'I believe this is the right decision, a wise decision and the best decision for America,' Biden said.

Fujimori, who conceded after failed presidential run, is accused of taking illicit money from Brazil's Odebrecht firm.

'I was not going to extend this forever war,' US President Joe Biden says as Republicans rebuke the troop withdrawal.

Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani says security and socioeconomic progress depend on engagement with Taliban.

The S&P 500 is currently trading near its highest valuation levels since 2000.

Antonio Guterres says almost half of the Afghan population needs urgent aid to survive after Taliban takeover.

The Ukrainian president's visit will signify that his prominent role in Trump impeachment trial is behind him.

USAID's Ethiopia director says TPLF has looted warehouses of the aid agency in recent weeks.

The announcement comes a day after Nabil Karoui and his brother were reportedly arrested in Algeria.

Activists urge Biden administration to welcome refugees, end drone attacks and provide humanitarian aid to Afghanistan.

UN nuclear watchdog says North Korea has resumed nuclear activity.

The resort area is in the path of California's Caldor Fire, which is raging due to strong winds and dry conditions.

A House of Representatives panel will meet on September 22 to discuss risks related to Chinese firms listed in the US.

Saudi-led coalition says a second attack on Abha international airport prevented and a drone shot down.

NCI TV channel says presenter suspended amid nationwide backlash over scene with man using mannequin to simulate rape.

Many Afghans fear a potential economic collapse as the Taliban celebrates the withdrawal of the last US troops.

Indian ambassador to Qatar met with the head of the Taliban’s political office in Doha, India's foreign ministry says.

The Colombian city, notorious decades ago for its crime and violence, is reinventing itself.

US, NATO allies pledge to continue to help vulnerable Afghans relocate, but there is little clarity on what comes next.

The latest spike in COVID-19 cases has already curbed US restaurant reservations, airline travel and hotel occupancy.

OPEC+ forecasts a supply deficit this year even as it continues to add production, with a surplus is expected in 2022.

Hurricane Ida caused widespread power outages across Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama.

Senior Taliban leader Anas Haqqani tells Al Jazeera that Afghanistan's new gov't will be announced in the coming days.

A media report suggested the US kept Abbey Gate open longer than they wanted, to allow the UK to evacuate more people.

The 2001 US invasion was bound to devastate the country and the Afghan people.

“When you leave your house, you don't know if you'll come back home alive. That's the legacy of this war.”

League launches campaign to expand the world's richest cricket tournament by seeking bids to run a new team.

The controversial camelid was sentenced to death after twice testing positive for bovine TB.

Chief engineer of the Energia rocket and space corporation says most inflight systems have reached end of service.

General Frank McKenzie put the nearly 20 years of war in Afghanistan into numbers at a Pentagon news briefing.

A state of emergency would give authorities broader powers to monitor and control people's movements.

Court orders the death penalty for members of a banned group for the brutal murders five years ago.

IPC spokesman Craig Spence celebrates seeing Afghan Paralympian Hossain Rasouli compete as 'a very special occasion'.

Beijing says the new rules were necessary to stop growing addiction to what it once described as 'spiritual opium'.

The Portuguese superstar is back at the English Premier League club after 12 years.

The Chadema party chairman was charged with terror-related crimes after his arrest in July.

India denies Papua New Guinea claims it allowed COVID-infected passengers to board a flight to Port Moresby.

Israel and Jordan poised for unprecedented boom in water cooperation amid increasing climate pressures.

Taliban wants Turkey to run airport as it controls security, but steps to revive the transport hub are still unclear.

Several big tech firms are now focusing on digital payments in India as online transactions surged during the pandemic.

In Africa, less than 2 percent of its 1.3 billion people are fully vaccinated against COVID-19.

Taliban fighters take over the Kabul airport hours after the last US forces left the country after 20 years of war.

The call comes after Erdogan met a senior UAE official to discuss economic cooperation.

Some 22,000 people were ordered out of their homes, joining tens of thousands of others trying to escape the blaze.

Taliban congratulates Afghans on their victory after the withdrawal of the last US soldier.

Figures from 22 countries show a 15-percent average decrease in the number of transplants worldwide during COVID-19.

Alireza Ahmadi desperately hoped to flee Afghanistan after the Taliban takeover, then a deadly explosion took his life.

Two regional rivals began secret talks hosted by Baghdad in April and more discussions are planned soon in Iraq.