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Women's needs are often being put last in pandemic response strategies, women leaders told virtual WEF meeting.

Accused officers claim they have been terminated as dozens of police across the US are investigated for role in riot.

Forty-team Champions League will stage group games in one West Asian and one East Asian hub from mid-April.

UN-backed talks aimed at revising the constitution involve delegations from Syrian gov't, opposition and civil society.

Al Jazeera looks at the Arab Spring through the eyes of some of the people who lived through it.

From designer drugs to conflict zones, a look at how the modern drug trade has affected countries worldwide.

Ninth round of negotiations to defuse tensions came days after Indian and Chinese soldiers brawled again along frontier.

The drugs giant said it is giving up on the two COVID vaccine candidates following poor results in early-stage studies.

At virtual Davos summit, Xi Jinping says attempts to 'threaten' or 'intimidate' others will further divide the world.

Thousands have taken to social media to share their experiences using the hashtags #MeTooInceste and #MeTooGay.

Dominion alleges Rudy Giuliani exploited false claims of election fraud to hawk gold coins and other items on a podcast.

Eleven rescued, one missing after a blast at a gold mine in coastal Shandong province on January 10.

The order aims to use $600bn the federal government spends on procurement to boost domestic factories, officials said.

The Russian president, who is under pressure from the West to free Navalny from jail, condemns rallies as illegal.

In a rare pandemic success, the UK, which has a high death rate, is winning praise for its vaccination programme.

Health system in Amazonas state capital is overrun and experts say other regions could face a similar catastrophe.

Lampard leaves with the lowest points-per-game record of the dozen managers since 2003.

Brexit and the COVID-19 crisis have weakened the ties that bind the UK together, says ex-Labour PM Gordon Brown.

The Tamaulipas state prosecutor’s office said that the bodies were discovered along a dirt road near Camargo town.

Indigenous tribespeople being forced out of their villages as global warming dries up water resources in their region.

A woman packs up everything in her beloved home in Germany to retire to Bulgaria where she can afford to live.

The jab is the third granted emergency use in the Gulf country after China's Sinopharm and Pfizer/BioNtech.

Researchers say rich nations not doing enough to help developing ones with deadly fallout from global warming.

Malka Leifer faces 74 charges of child sex abuse that she allegedly committed during her stint as teacher in Melbourne.

Normalisation between a Saudi-led coalition and Qatar removed the barrier to reconciliation between Ankara and Riyadh.

Iran’s foreign ministry says it is following up on the issue after its vessel was accused of illegally transporting oil.

Military says two senior members of different factions of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan group killed in North Waziristan.

Court tells soldiers to cease surrounding the home of the opposition leader, whose house arrest has drawn condemnation.

An Egyptian protester describes how the revolution lives on inside those who were there.

Decision was in protest against his abrupt move to dissolve Parliament and call for an early general election.

Tensions between the West and Russia have mounted after thousands were arrested at pro-Navalny rallies.

As we continue to deal with COVID-19, 'business as usual' in the aid sector can no longer be an option

Renewables are getting a boost from a range of sources including policymakers, financing markets and fossil fuel firms.

At the party's second national assembly, the group renamed itself the Common People's party, or Comunes for short.

From Egypt to Libya, a generation has been traumatised, but still, they swim against the tide of repression.

Country marks 10 years since the start of demonstrations that led to the downfall of long-time ruler Hosni Mubarak.

Some insurers are imposing waiting periods before COVID patients can apply for coverage, industry sources tell Reuters.

Mogadishu accuses Nairobi of supporting 'rebels' as fighting breaks out in the town of Bulo Hawo ahead of elections.

Rights groups argue tribal justice fails to provide fair trials and imposes collective punishment.

Severe winds and heavy rains damaged thousands of buildings, ruined crops and displaced some 7,000 people in Mozambique.

BNP Paribas, Credit Suisse and ING have announced plans to exclude the problematic export from their trading activities.

It is not the Egyptian revolution that failed, but the Egyptian state.

Rights group says thousands held for years in overcrowded prisons with abysmal conditions; given unhealthy food.

Media reports quote Indian military officials as saying there were casualties on both sides.

Surveys find some health workers in several countries hesitant.

Oxfam warns that unless governments take prompt action, the world's poorest will not recover for more than 10 years.

Resumption of exploratory talks after five-year hiatus comes after year of tensions in the Eastern Mediterranean.

Genome testing indicates woman who got sick caught virus from another returning traveller just before end of quarantine.

Ryu Hyun Woo, who was the acting ambassador in Kuwait, is thought to have claimed asylum in 2019.

Thousands of protesting farmers to drive through New Delhi after Republic Day parade to demand repeal of new farm laws.