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France recalls its envoy to Turkey after Erdogan said his French counterpart needed 'mental checks'.

The nest of Asian giant hornets, an invasive species, was the first-ever found in the United States.

Deal intended to pave way towards political solution to conflict praised as historic, but many receive it with caution.

Officials say an elderly couple was found dead as the largest blazes in the US state's history continue to spread.

Andrzej Duda says he is experiencing no COVID-19 symptoms as he apologises to everyone who had contact with him.

Donald Trump will hold rallies in three key swing states on Saturday, while Joe Biden is campaigning in Pennsylvania.

At least 18 people killed and 57 wounded in blast at educational centre in an area home to many from the Shia community.

Assailants storm private school in city of Kumba, Southwest Region, killing at least four students.

Residents and government workers clean up streets of Lagos as curfew is relaxed.

The US president said Egypt will 'blow up' the Ethiopian dam if agreement is not reached over operation and water flow.

Khamenei set new tasks for gov't and calls for stricter penalties as Iran's daily cases continue to rise again.

Alpha Conde, 82, won 59.5 percent of the votes cast, according to a preliminary tally from the election commission.

Sudanese demonstrate in the capital against the deal that several parties say gov't is not authorised to sign.

Media investigation reveals 'senior Frontex officials know about illegal practices by Greek border guards'.

Images beamed back to ground control revealed it caught more material than scientists anticipated.

Azerbaijan reported fighting in and around Nagorno-Karabakh despite Pompeo holding talks with both sides in the US.

Four policemen were wounded, Ghazni police spokesman said, blaming the Taliban for the attack.

Libyans welcome UN-backed agreement, but express scepticism about the implementation of it.

The 61-year-old suffered a heart attack but is now in a stable condition, hospital says.

More than 4,500 candidates are running as independents and on lists of party alliances

A personal look at the refugee crisis through the eyes of a journalist who fled war-torn Kosovo as a boy 30 years ago.

Voters go to polls amid economic downturn as restrictions on global travel bottom out the tourism industry.

Palm oil is used in half of all consumer goods. But to produce it, rainforests get destroyed and wildlife is endangered.

Officials say 11 women, 10 men and a baby died after unfinished 3-storey building collapsed.

Reports that PM Muhyiddin Yassin wants to impose measures to tackle COVID-19 surge and 'political instability'.

A drop in tourism and weather patterns associated with La Nina are thought to have helped the unique species.

US security official accuses China of 'destablising and malign' activities as Pompeo prepares to visit region.

The people of Bungin first settled in the area 200 years ago, building their homes on coral harvested from the sea.

Americans are urged to wear masks to curb the spread of the disease as more states set new records for daily cases.

Texas governor previously ordered each county have one drop-off location, drawing concerns over voter suppression.

The Washington State Department of Agriculture plans to try to eradicate the Asian giant hornet nest on Saturday.

US Treasury Department accuses institute of being 'connected to' Triton malware that targets industrial safety systems.

The ongoing stalemate over the next round of US coronavirus relief aid has left investors in limbo across the globe.

Nigeria's president blamed 'hooliganism' for the violence and said security forces used 'extreme restraint'.

Complicated counts and Trump's attacks on voting integrity has officials preparing for the worst on election night.

The removal of Israeli opposition clears one important hurdle to US congressional approval of F-35 sales to UAE.

Northern hemisphere facing a crucial moment in fighting the pandemic amid a spike in infections, WHO chief warns.

Film released Friday shows Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani in a compromising position in a hotel room.

The season's worst winds threaten a region which has already seen a record 4.1 million acres scorched this year.

The trials were halted in the United States after participants became ill.

With 55 percent of the vote, Arce's electoral win provides vindication to the MAS party of ex-President Evo Morales.

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

NATO allies agree to cancel rival military exercises to be held next week as eastern Mediterranean tensions simmer.

Libya's nearly decade-long conflict has killed thousands people and displaced tens of thousands of others.

More than a dozen people were killed in clashes after preliminary results showed President Conde winning re-election.

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

As Libya's warring factions sign a permanent ceasefire, a look at the key details.

Three US diplomats in Iraq have engaged in 'terrorist acts' against Tehran's interests, foreign ministry says.

Low real interest rates, rising geopolitical risks and ebbing foreign investor interest in Turkish assets pressure lira.

Mission says credible reports suggest potential 'terrorist attacks' against US citizens and other foreign nationals.