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Quebec's Bill 21 bars some teachers, lawyers and other public workers from wearing religious symbols on the job.

Pro-Russian incumbent Igor Dodon is bidding for a second term against former Prime Minister Maia Sandu.

Four killed and as many as 31 million people affected as storm batters the Philippines.

Based on the last five years of climate talks, many fear a Trump re-election will halt efforts to end global warming.

Canadian police say the attacker was a man dressed in medieval clothing and wielded a bladed weapon on Halloween.

Hirak movement rejects a tweaked constitution, calling it a 'facade' of change and urged voters to boycott the vote.

Race against time to find survivors after the deadly 7.0 earthquake in the Aegean Sea caused hundreds of injuries.

An investigation into the debate about 5G technology, conspiracy theories and threats of a new technological Cold War.

About seven million community workers and volunteers will spearhead the two-month data-collection effort.

About 10,000 foreign pilgrims arriving in Saudi Arabia to perform Umrah after a seven-month pause.

Police arrest pro-democracy politicians on charges related to the obstruction of a legislative council meeting in May.

Weather agency forecasts 'catastrophic violent winds' and intense rains as Goni slams into eastern Philippines.

Opposition plans protests as early count shows governing Georgian Dream leading in Saturday's parliamentary vote.

Stanford University report says over 30,000 cases and over 700 deaths likely linked to 18 Donald Trump campaign events.

Non-essential shops must close and people will only be able to leave home for a short list of reasons.

Beijing announces plans of increasing its political, economic and military influence in the next 15 years.

Move sparks emotional appeals on social media to not remove 'the history of a people... still being written'.

Turkey's presidential spokesman and interior minister test positive for the coronavirus.

Local group says 15 of the 21 people killed in raid on Lisasa village in eastern DRC were women.

Philipe Nathan Walton was taken from his farm in Massalata in southern Niger by armed kidnappers who demanded ransom.

Democrats are seeking to take control of the influential chamber, where Republicans currently have a 53-47 majority.

A Greek Orthodox priest has been injured in a shooting in the French city of Lyon and assailant has fled, police said.

French President Emmanuel Macron tells Al Jazeera he understands the 'sentiments' being expressed by the Muslim world.

With just three days left, Trump will hold four rallies in Pennsylvania, as Biden campaigns with Obama in Michigan.

Donald Trump and Joe Biden barnstorm the US this weekend in the final days of the US presidential election campaign.

Coronavirus restrictions continue to mount across Iran as the country battles major wave of infections.

The Scottish-born actor was best known for starring in seven James Bond films including Dr No and Goldfinger.

Trump's 'normalisation' deals are hurting not only Palestinians, but all who hope for a moral international order.

Building 'the wall', cutting taxes and a Muslim ban are among the promises Trump made during his 2016 campaign.

On issues including criminal justice reform, foreign wars and the economy, Biden's views have evolved over time.

Florida’s 21st congressional district election pits veteran incumbent against a young controversial far-right activist.

Shelling reported by both sides within hours of the latest agreement to defuse conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh.

Main opposition parties allege fraud in Wednesday's polls and urge supporters to take to the streets on Monday.

Foreign ministers of Qatar and Australia speak for the first time after October 2 incident at Doha airport.

Residents, politicians denounce India's new land laws as a 'settler-colonial project' that seeks demographic change.

Sudan will settle cases against it in US courts, including the 1998 bombing of US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania.

Powerful quake struck Turkey’s Aegean coast and north of Greek island of Samos on Friday, killing at least 25 people.

Al-Serraj will remain in office until ongoing intra-Libyan political dialogue comes to an end, gov't said.

At least 30 killed in violence ahead of polls as President Ouattara seeks a third term in office.

Opposition hope significantly modified electoral system will prevent Georgian Dream from securing third term.

While Taiwan's borders remains closed to most foreigners, organisers still expect to attract more than 100,000 people.

With sustained winds and gusts of up to 265 kph, Typhoon Goni is the strongest storm to hit the Philippines since 2013.

Panupong Jadnok fainted after being subjected to a 'chokehold' by plain-clothes police, who tried to rearrest him.

49-year-old journalist and TV host, Arturo Alba Medina, was assassinated a few minutes after the end of his show.

Iranian officials have denied hacking claims, saying it makes no difference whether Trump or Biden wins US elections.

Social media platform had blocked the newspaper's ability to tweet after it published articles about Joe Biden's son.

Communities in Malaysian Borneo say forest is being felled without their consent and still certified as sustainable.

The vice president's comments come a week after Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro said Brazilians are not 'guinea pigs'.

Kyle Rittenhouse, 17, has been charged in the fatal shooting of two anti-racism protesters in the US state of Wisconsin.

Journalist Glenn Greenwald resigned over The Intercept's handling of his story about the controversy this week.