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EU strikes 'landmark' deal on $2.21 trillion seven-year budget and recovery package.

About 100,000 Rohingyas are being relocated by the Bangladeshi authorities to an isolated island.

Head of top judicial body denies allegations, says he is the victim of illegal intelligence activities.

If there must be leaders - and leaders on fairness - they should not be men who once presided over an imperialist state.

Loujain al-Hathloul has been held since 2018 after being arrested along with several other women's rights activists.

Caravan comes after hurricanes Eta and Iota hammered Central America, killing dozens and destroying hundreds of homes.

Footballer cited reports that the Chinese telecoms giant was involved in the surveillance of Uighur Muslims.

Al Jazeera speaks to the three women that will be casting the District of Columbia’s electoral votes next week.

The seizure of the Turkish ship threatened to escalate tensions in the conflict-stricken North African country.

A presidential official says the controversial gesture was an unavoidable part of protocol on a state visit.

Up to 100 percent stakes in a mineral water company and an oil firm owned by the army will be offered, says minister.

The former Juventus and AC Milan striker's goals helped Italy to victory in the 1982 World Cup.

Under the agreement, Morocco will establish full diplomatic relations and resume official contacts with Israel.

The number of Americans applying for initial jobless benefits rose to 853,000 last week, signalling rising layoffs.

Plea agreement offered the soldier three months of military labour in the fatal shooting of Palestinian man.

Biden is also nominating former Obama Chief of Staff Denis McDonough to be veterans' affairs secretary.

The European Central Bank is boosting bond purchases by $600bn to shore up economy as COVID infections surge.

Biometric ID systems are proliferating in Africa but without the appropriate protections for citizens, say activists.

In an open letter, activists condemn the government for 'unwarranted force against its own unarmed citizens'.

EU leaders meet in Brussels to discuss action against Ankara over East Med crisis, as well as Brexit, budget and virus.

Officials say they are preparing for a vaccine roll-out as soon as Sunday as hospitals reach maximum capacity.

Having failed to overturn the results so far, Trump still believes 'we're going to win this election in a landslide'.

Head of UN food aid agency makes a statement as he receives prestigious peace prize in a digital ceremony.

Foreign ministry says the two Canadian nationals are 'suspected of endangering China's national security'.

More than 3,000 soldiers took part in the military parade as Turkish president reaffirms alliance and condemns Armenia.

A version of the new regulations was first passed in February but was quickly rescinded by Prime Minister Khan.

With Kenyan tourism devastated by the coronavirus, what does it mean for those dependent on the safari industry?

Al Jazeera spoke to French Muslims in Paris as the gov't ramps up efforts to regulate community spaces and groups.

Asian stock markets rise on hopes of a better-than-expected regional economic recovery supported by China's rebound.

Prime Minister Hassan Diab and three former ministers charged with negligence over Beirut port explosion.

Four journalists accused by the Houthis of 'spying' are facing the death penalty.

Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention director warned continent might not see vaccines until 2021.

Passenger who tested positive for COVID-19 aboard a 'cruise-to-nowhere' has been found not to have the virus.

US to go ahead with sale of $23bn in advanced fighter jets and drones to the United Arab Emirates.

How rich Nigerians are planning their escape - and taking their money with them.

The UK-made vaccine is cheaper than Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna's products, and can be stored at fridge temperature.

President Akufo-Addo won Monday's vote as deadly violence gripped the country.

The two Asian giants have been deadlocked over the border in the Himalayan region of Ladakh since June this year.

Critics say 200 billion rupees gov't reportedly spending on project could be used to fight COVID-19 and repair economy.

No claim of responsibility for the incident that the channel head has blamed 'enemies of the country' for.

Trump’s false claims about the election add fuel to the already simmering fire of right-wing extremism in the US.

'Large gaps remain' between UK and EU - increasingly distant allies - as Johnson leads Britain out of the single market.

Players also sported t-shirts with the slogan 'No To Racism' before restart of Champions League game on Wednesday.

China has imposed fresh duties on Australian wine, the latest salvo in a bitter standoff between the two countries.

Resurgence of infections rekindles concerns about a shortage of hospital beds.

Dutch documentary reports Shell employees ordered vandalisation of pipelines to profit from clean-up budgets.

Developing Asia is expected to contract less than previously expected as China and India post economic recoveries.

Mining giant blew up sacred Aboriginal sites in Western Australia as it sought to extract $135m worth of iron ore.

Elon Musk says SpaceX got all the data it needed for its programme to send people and cargo to the Moon and Mars.

British regulator issues new guidance after adverse reactions in small number of people with previous allergies.