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Recent attacks renew bitter debate about role of Islam in secular society.

Three companies have managed the entity which controls the Atomic Weapons Establishment since 2000.

Whether Trump gets another term as president or not, Trumpism will not disappear any time soon.

Authorities said there is no criminal suspicion in Sindika Dokolo's cause of death while free-diving near Dubai.

Latin America and the Caribbean recorded 40 percent of of the total killings registered worldwide in 2019, UNESCO says.

French interior minister to hold talks with North African counterparts after a Tunisian man's assault at a Nice church.

Tens of thousands march in Dhaka over President Macron's stance on cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad.

Trade tensions between China and Australia have risen since Canberra called for probe into origins of coronavirus.

Electoral commission says turnout was 23.7 percent with results expected on Monday.

Gunmen trade fire with Afghan security forces on Kabul University's campus following a blast in the area, officials say.

A teenager and a three-year-old girl were rescued on Monday from under collapsed apartment buildings in Izmir.

Fishing rights have dogged negotiators trying to craft a trade deal for the UK following its EU departure.

With just a day of campaigning left, the two candidates rally in key states as the bitter presidential race nears end.

Ministers from three African nations hold week-long talks brokered by the African Union, the EU and the World Bank.

Imran Khan says his gov't will grant provisional provincial status to a portion of the disputed region, angering India.

Red Cross says super storm destroyed up to 90 percent of homes in areas of hard-hit Catanduanes province.

Freeman Mbowe detained with three other opposition figures ahead of calls for mass demonstrations.

October data show China manufacturing accelerated to nine-year high led by strong domestic demand, but exports lagged.

South Korea began accepting refugees in 1994, but acceptance of foreigners remains contentious in Korean society.

The doctor in his complaint said the men who sold him the lamp promised it would bring wealth and good fortune.

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says he will enter self-quarantine and work from home after contact of his tests positive.

Prime Minister appoints new ministers after landslide win in last month's general election.

Tactics might change but a tough approach to China has broad bipartisan support in the US.

A US district court on Friday blocked Commerce Department order to effectively bar Chinese-owned social media app in US.

The Independent confirms its acclaimed and controversial journalist died following a short illness.

Unprecedented comments follow months of protests calling for prime minister's resignation and reforms to monarchy.

Al Jazeera asks the same key questions about the presidential election to voters across the United States.

US Republican activists had requested that more than 125,000 ballots cast at drive-thru places be thrown out.

Forecasters expect Eta to become a hurricane on Monday and hit the coast of Nicaragua on Tuesday.

Opposition leaders who called for a boycott ask supporters to mobilise as results show incumbent on track to victory.

Muslim organisations say French leader's approach is fuelling tensions and 'encouraging racists, extremists'.

Government's top infectious diseases expert says the US 'could not be positioned more poorly' to stem rising cases.

Among this year's presidential battleground states are four that Trump won by extremely slim margins in 2016.

Al Jazeera asks the same key questions about the presidential election to voters across the United States.

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden has pledged to end President Donald Trump's asylum policies.

Women have voted at higher rates than men in every presidential election since 1980, making them a powerful force.

Steenhuisen acted as Democratic Alliance's interim chief since former leader Mmusi Maimane quit more than a year ago.

Ilham Aliyev says country ready to exhaust all means to retake territory under ethnic Armenians' control if talks fail.

Huge demonstrations have taken place in the capital, Minsk, for 12 straight weeks since a disputed election.

Turkish navy says the Oruc Reis research vessel will remain in the area until November 14, as Athens condemns the move.

With just two full days of campaigning left, the candidates are doubling down in key battleground states.

The dead commander, Saifullah Mir, was the chief of operations of the region’s largest rebel group, Hizbul Mujahideen.

Donald Trump and Joe Biden continue their battleground-state blitz in the final stretch of the 2020 campaign.

Impacted by the US's 'war on terror' and Trump's so-called Muslim ban, many in Somalia await result of November 3 polls.

Running unopposed, Republican businesswoman poised to secure seat in Georgia’s 14th congressional district.

French police say they made two new arrests in the probe into an attack on a church that left three dead in Nice.

Investigators are trying to determine whether a man arrested was the gunman behind the attack.

Opposition leaders accuse electoral commission and constitutional court of favouring gov't, making fair vote impossible.

It is impossible to describe white supremacy without detailing what it means to be a Black person in America.

Australia reports no new locally transmitted coronavirus cases for the first time in nearly five months.