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Victory in referendum to throw out the constitution set by Augusto Pinochet set off celebrations in Chile.

Seven people detained after special forces storm an oil tanker in the English Channel as it showed sign of distress.

PM Prayut's resignation demanded by protesters who regard his premiership as illegitimate.

Third attempt at halting fighting in Nagorno-Karabakh has collapsed, with shelling reported by both sides.

The conservative Homeland Union party is projected to win 50 out of 141 seats in parliament, election body says.

Parliament closed for two days after police officer at the complex tests positive amid new surge in country's cases.

Mohammad Ikram was born without arms but hasn't let anything stop him from his childhood dream of playing the game.

Chinese policymakers expected to focus on Xi Jinping's radical new climate targets at plenum on new five-year plan.

For first time in four months, Victoria reports no new cases, raising hopes lockdown in city of Melbourne may be eased.

Samsung chairman Lee Kun-hee died on Sunday, aged 78, after being in hospital since 2014 following a heart attack.

At least 25,000 people evacuated in the Philippines as heavy rains and fierce winds swamp villages and rip off roofs.

Chileans vote overwhelmingly to tear up dictatorship-era charter in favour of new citizen-written constitution.

Australian media says female passengers on flight to Sydney were subject to invasive internal exams at Doha airport.

Some of region's top economies, which count China as their biggest export market, to report GDP figures in coming days.

Spanish foreign ministry confirms Lopez's arrival after spending a year at Spanish ambassador's residence in Venezuela.

Activists use online platforms to raise awareness and coordinate protests, as well as connect with volunteers.

The latest truce will take effect on Monday morning, according to a joint statement by the US, Armenia and Azerbaijan.

Democrats appeal to voters as Republicans rush to confirm a conservative to Supreme Court days before the election.

Gov't-run sites holding supplies meant for distribution during earlier lockdowns have been ransacked this week.

Amy Coney Barrett is expected to be confirmed on Monday, after the Senate voted to limit debate on the matter.

Lewis Hamilton powers to victory in the Portuguese Grand Prix to become Formula One's record all-time race winner.

The hardship Iranian Americans have faced under Trump is just one example of how American democracy is in a crisis.

The UK-based rights group said Guinean security forces fired live rounds at protesters during post-election unrest.

As an appellate judge, Amy Coney Barrett often sided with police in excessive force cases, a Reuters analysis found.

The opposition has given Belarusian President Lukashenko an ultimatum: Resign by midnight or face a national strike.

The Stream asks a panel of Al Jazeera correspondents for the global view.

Mike Pence's chief of staff tests positive for COVID-19, but the US vice president will remain on the campaign trail.

While the movie is a satire on American culture, not everyone in Kazakhstan has appreciated the joke.

Voters cast ballots on whether to replace Pinochet-era constitution with new charter drafted by citizens.

Spain calls for a nationwide curfew in hopes of preventing a new rise in infections.

Critics have denounced the prime minister's proposal for emergency rule as an attempt to maintain his grip on power.

Large groups of protesters also gathered in other southern provinces.

Several Arab food companies withdraw French products from supermarkets in response to Macron's statements on Islam.

Demonstrators seeking to keep up pressure on the government ahead of Monday's special parliament session.

Armenia, Azerbaijan blame each other for continuation of the conflict as Aliyev warns Moscow not to get involved.

Al Jazeera's American Voter series asks the same questions to voters across the US.

How a 30-something Democrat and a 90-something Republican built a friendship based on curiosity, empathy and respect.

After my brother's suicide, I know we need to find a way that protects those at risk while helping those impacted.

Ankara announces extension of survey work in the region until November 4, in a move likely to create uproar in Greece.

Director of medical centre says Snobar died of neck injuries sustained while being beaten by Israeli forces.

Hundreds of protesters gathered in Baghdad, southern provinces, demanding reforms and end to corruption.

Ramkalawan, running for the presidency for the sixth time, won 54.9 percent of valid votes cast, poll body says.

Cause of mass die-off unknown but scientists suspect pollutants, bacterial infection, or malnutrition.

'Historic milestone' hailed as treaty banning nuclear weapons reaches the 50 ratifications needed to take effect.

Twice pardoned for crimes including bribing a president, Lee transformed Samsung into a global electronics giant.

Colombia is the 8th country to top a million infections, after US, India, Brazil, Russia, Argentina, Spain and France.

Abu Muhsin al-Masri, believed to be al-Qaeda's second-in-command, was on FBI's Most Wanted Terrorists List.

Khabib Nurmagomedov chokes Justin Gaethje unconscious to retain title, announces retirement following father's death.

Leopoldo Lopez's party says the opposition leader left Venezuela on Saturday and will work from abroad.

The state's supreme court has temporarily stayed a ruling that blocked the governor's limit of one drop box per county.