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The art and science of polling has improved since 2016. Trump calls them ‘fake’.

Counting is under way across Tanzania and semi-autonomous Zanzibar after opposition reported ballot box stuffing.

The Stream looks at what lies in store in run-up to referendum on constitutional changes.

Protesters seized Mexico's National Human Rights Commission building in an effort to end femicide.

Local health authority thanked the public for their role while urging people to keep complying with preventive measures.

Armenia accused of carrying out the deadliest reported attack on civilians in a month of fighting over Nagorno-Karabakh.

Three people killed in stabbing assault and several more wounded, with mayor describing crime as act of 'terrorism'.

Miguel Angel Moratinos said freedom of religion and expression are interdependent and interrelated.

German car giant posts a $3.8bn operating profit in the third quarter after a loss in the previous three months.

The air force chief announced that all F-5Es are now grounded and training flights cancelled pending an investigation.

At least eight killed and 12 others, including jail guards, wounded in riot at facility holding nearly 2,000 prisoners.

Suspected assailant detained after carrying out attack, in which at least two people killed, according to officials.

19-year-old former leader of independence group will be held in custody until his next court appearance in January.

US senators will introduce a bill in the US Congress that may allow sale of bunker-buster bombs to Israel.

Miles Taylor comes forward days before election day to criticise President Donald Trump as 'a man without character'.

Pakistani leader says recent statements from European leaders 'are a reflection of increasing Islamophobia'.

Featured on Time magazine cover and a Barbie doll created in her image, Manasi Joshi is next eyeing the Paralympic gold.

The second-most populous nation, home to 1.3 billion people, has second-highest tally of infections after the US.

Launch of new foldable smartphones reignited demand that had flagged because of coronavirus, but weaknesses remain.

Asian markets fall but by less than in US and Europe, where France and Germany announced new virus control measures.

The fourth storm to hit Vietnam in a month, Molave damaged some 56,000 homes and left millions without electricity.

US secretary of state rejects China's claims to South China Sea as he travels to Indonesia as part of five-nation tour.

Council of Islamic Ideology says construction of new Hindu temple in Islamabad can resume, that Islamic law allows it.

Thai protesters have accused the king of conducting state business, including signing royal decrees, on German soil.

New Zealanders were asked whether they supported a bill allowing people with terminal illnesses to end their lives.

Some 1.5 million people denied their vote in November 9 poll in move experts worry will increase further alienation.

The US claims Haji Najibullah was involved in the 2008 kidnapping of a US journalist and two Afghan nationals.

The US suspended probes into imports it suspected to be slave-made because of staff and data shortages, a report found.

Zeta threatened to push up to 9 feet of sea water inland and batter homes and businesses with fierce winds.

Demand for baking goods spiked 3,400 percent from a year earlier in the three weeks through October 13.

The new lockdown announced by French President Emmanuel Macron will begin Friday and last until December 1.

Two foreigners were detained prior to the alleged attack on the Amuay Refinery on Venezuela’s northern Caribbean coast.

Authorities release video of a deserted newborn baby discovered by paramedics at Hamad International Airport.

Tension has gripped the US city since Monday's deadly police shooting of Walter Wallace, a 27-year-old Black man.

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

Twitter, Facebook and Alphabet CEOs were taken to task by Republicans over how content is policed on their platforms.

With Democrats widely expected to keep control, the question is: How many seats do they gain or lose this year?

President Alassane Ouattara faces three challengers as he seeks a third term in Saturday's vote.

Azerbaijan accuses Armenia of killing 21 people and wounding dozens in a missile strike near the disputed region.

'Operation Fox Hunt' allegedly involved threatening Chinese nationals and their families who were living in the US.

What was seen as an opportunity to usher in a new generation of leaders has become a rerun of an old political drama.

The US president has frequently downplayed the seriousness of the coronavirus.

Accused tells court he attacked a club in Bamako in 2015, killing five people, in revenge for Prophet Muhammad cartoons.

As President Donald Trump makes a last-minute push for election victory, we break down what you need to know.

Tupperware shares that could be had for around $1 in March, closed in on $30 on Wednesday.

For the month of October, measurements show an 8.2 percent downward trend in ice over the last 10 years.

Officials in Germany, Europe's largest economy, agree to go into an emergency lockdown starting from November 2.

Amnesty disputes Nigerian army's claim it did not shoot Lagos protesters calling for end to police brutality.

The lira hit another record low on Wednesday and is now down 28 percent this year.

Lebanon and Israel this month said they agreed to begin negotiations in what Washington hailed as a 'historic' move.