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It is the first state in the US to outlaw certain types of treatments, drawing ire from rights groups and big business.

Ex-president and his youth leader can return when they want, Ouattara says after ICC upholds their acquittal.

Around the world, it is taking extra effort and ingenuity to ensure the vaccine gets to remote locations.

EMA says 'possible link' found between jab and blood clots, as UK offers young people alternative shots due to risk.

In annual letter to shareholders, Dimon sees a sustained boom for the US economy but warns of profound inequalities.

Erdogan says Turkey is committed to bringing inflation and interest rates down to single digits.

Inuit Ataqatigiit leader says mining complex at Kvanefjeld 'won't happen' after landmark election win.

The move opens the way for the possible use of Russian and Chinese vaccines in one of Europe's hardest-hit countries.

While many environmentalists see big steps in the right direction, some say Biden's proposal isn't ambitious enough.

Sentences handed down for occupying a state broadcaster and forcing anchors to read out a statement.

Authorities are looking for a motive in the attack, which left one sailor in critical, the other in serious condition.

Khan faces backlash for saying increase in rapes indicated 'consequences in any society where vulgarity is on the rise'.

Last year's tournament was shifted to UAE but the 14th edition returns to India, where COVID-19 situation has worsened.

The world is waiting for EU regulators to deliver a verdict on whether the vaccine is linked to reports of blood clots.

Mahmoud Abbas is set to return to the West Bank on Thursday ahead of the first Palestinian election in 15 years.

Environmental damage can be averted only if solar energy production is expanded sustainably.

Gandhi's non-violent resistance helped topple an empire, but he was also a racist.

North Korean leader also urges Workers Party members to be more proactive in overcoming 'unprecedented challenges'.

Russia's FM Sergey Lavrov visits Pakistan, both countries reaffirm their support for the Afghan peace process.

A look at the case of Mirko Graorac, a Croatian Serb sentenced to 15 years for war crimes he may not have committed.

The scandal-plagued prime minister says the notice is an attempt to destroy his political career.

India hits a new peak with 115,736 cases reported in the past 24 hours as New Delhi and other cities impose curfews.

The battle for Marib will likely determine the outline of any political settlement in Yemen.

Muslims living in the Northern Hemisphere will have a shorter fast this year.

Video of a confused altercation on lockdown rules exposes fundamental errors in the Duterte's pandemic response.

Rights group says opposition leader Navalny subjected to sleep deprivation and did not have access to a doctor.

Latest census due out in days will show whether China's birth rate continues to fall.

Remarks likely to cause controversy after many players talked about being continually restricted to hotels and stadiums.

Spokesman refuses to provide timeline for a new election, says state of emergency could be extended by up to two years.

Fight between Australia and Facebook over new law forcing tech platforms to pay local news outlets highlights issue.

Defence ministry says computer simulations of a Chinese attack on Taiwan will be conducted from April 23 to 30.

Special purpose acquisition companies have raised about $100bn so far this year in the US but now face tighter scrutiny.

Al Jazeera speaks to Amnesty's new secretary general about the state of human rights amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Greece's move to allow vaccinated Israeli citizens into the country is another step in the emerging partnership.

India records all-time high number of cases over the past 24 hours as Delhi imposes night curfew to check the surge.

Months-long investigation uncovers allegations of corruption and reports that the government was bullying aid workers.

Being open to new solutions, empathising, speaking up for the vulnerable are proving key to solving emerging challenges.

Footage shows the truck came into the train driver's view only about 250 metres , or 6.9 seconds, before collision.

Border clashes between the Afar and Somali regions predate the six-month-old conflict in the Tigray.

Game developers want to reimagine US-led assault on Fallujah as a first-person shooter game.

Amnesty International calls 2020 a 'catastrophic year' for the already marginalised in the Middle East and North Africa.

Advocacy group's report on global human rights cites COVID-19, Trump as exacerbating pre-existing concerns.

Coronavirus surge is spurring desperate calls for strict lockdown measures but President Bolsonaro still rejects curbs.

US police lieutenant testifies that officers told 'to stay away from the neck when possible' during restraint.

Oxford University says there were 'no safety concerns' in the trial but will await additional data before restarting.

The semi-official Iranian news agency Tasnim said the Saviz ship was targeted by limpet mines.

More than 1,000 people fleeing an attack on Palma were not allowed to cross into Tanzania to seek asylum, the UN says.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's comments come as largest province sees rise in hospitalisations as variants spread.

The investigation comes a year into a pandemic that has closed schools and left some parents relying on screen time.

The move puts Cyprus in line with EU regulations to combat money laundering and other illicit activities.