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MEPs left wondering why it was ‘brave journalists’ and not the EU who revealed flaws in passport schemes.

Canadian parliamentary committee says China's policies in Xinjiang amount to 'genocide' against Muslim Uighur minority.

Experts say results of upcoming United States election will be critical in setting the course for global climate action.

US social media giants limited spread of a suspect news report on alleged dealings of Democrat nominee Joe Biden's son.

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

Chief justice says legislation allowing abortion of malformed fetuses was 'incompatible' with the constitution.

Mexico reaches deal to supply water to the US under a 1944 treaty, averting a looming Saturday deadline.

Millions of Americans are being left behind by an economic recovery that is deepening inequality.

Source close to the case says 18-year-old who beheaded Samuel Paty was in close communication with a fighter in Syria.

UN Support Mission denounces 'unlawful arrest' of Mohammed Baayou after he spoke out against Islamist groups in Tripoli.

Human Rights Watch calls Egypt's killing of 49 prisoners in 10 days 'outrageous'.

China says US move sends 'a very wrong signal to separatist forces advocating for Taiwanese independence'.

With Trump trailing Biden in the polls, there is the possibility of some potential game-changing moments tonight.

Tesla shares take off after electric carmaker posts fifth consecutive quarterly profit.

President Donald Trump posts full '60 Minutes' interview ahead of its scheduled air time, showing him walking out.

Greenpeace slams Indonesia for lack of action against the palm oil sector as vast areas of forests burned in five years.

Ilham Aliyev also said he was not against the introduction of observers and peacekeepers in Nagorno-Karabakh.

A judge ordered the release of a deposition and other documents including 'intimate' testimony Maxwell tried to shield.

Party leader Nikos Michaloliakos says he is proud to be going to jail for his 'ideas' and will be 'vindicated'.

Women have outvoted men in every US presidential election since 1980 and are a key demographic in 2020.

Protests against a controversial police unit have seen tens of thousands take to the streets over the past two weeks.

Police say assailants attacked a prison in upscale Lagos neighbourhood as violence continues.

Incident comes amid heightened racial tensions following last week's killing of a French teacher.

Award comes as EU sanctions Belarusian officials amid protests and refuses to recognise Alexander Lukashenko as leader.

Elderly people living in care homes are not just dying from coronavirus; they are dying because of the response to it.

More than 116,000 infants in India and 236,000 in sub-Saharan Africa died from air pollution in the first month of life.

AU Commission Chairman Mahamat denounces the clashes emerged from anti-police protests, without specifying any sides.

Local authorities say 11 children and a prayer leader were killed in the raid, but the gov't disputes the account.

Journalist had written Black player moved like a 'gazelle' or a 'very young black street vendor running from police'.

Asylum seekers allege 'extreme violence' at the hands of Croatian authorities while en route to western Europe.

Hariri named prime minister following consultations by President Michel Aoun with the various parliamentary blocs.

Allowing the use of the 'panic defence' in court enables impunity for murderers of LGBTQ people.

Embarrassment for the kingdom, the current G20 president, as it gears up to host world leaders next month.

Hong Nam-ki's new rules aim to protect tenants from rising costs, but landlords are replacing renters, including Hong.

No information about the incident was initially released by authorities, leading to criticism from online users.

Government in the disputed region says restrictions 'absolutely necessary in the interest of Indian sovereignty'.

NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy and Russia's Anatoly Ivanishin and Ivan Vagner touch down safely on Kazakhstan steppe.

Nurses angry at Israel, which has restricted entry of Palestinians from Gaza, and the hospital that fired them.

The gov't has acted quickly after Samuel Paty was attacked, but Muslims worry they will be collectively punished.

The move to ban gatherings and curb information only served to fuel anti-government protests.

Turkish navy says Oruc Reis vessel, scheduled to end its work on Thursday, will now remain at sea until October 27.

How a police unit established to combat armed robbery became synonymous with unlawful killings, torture and extortion.

Eric Schmidt says more regulation may be needed for social media, but US antitrust suit against Google is misplaced.

Intelligence officials link Iran to threatening emails sent to Democratic voters in multiple battleground states.

Majority of small, mid-sized European companies expect to close by September if revenues remain stagnant, survey finds.

US tightens rules on more Chinese media organisations, saying they are propaganda outlets for the Chinese state.

IMF says India, Philippines, Malaysia are expected to contract sharply this year, but China set to grow by 1.9 percent.

South Korea is giving the seasonal flu vaccine to millions to ward off any complications with COVID-19.

Countries urged to look beyond funding to acknowledge genocide against Rohingya and seek solutions for their return.

Former US president recalls his own political disinterest at a young age, but says not voting is giving up power.