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Economic havoc wrought by the pandemic could push struggling Americans out of the banking system, watchdog group warns.

Another wave of the coronavirus could clobber crude demand and depress prices once again.

Rival concedes as Evo Morales’s party celebrates big comeback that could further polarise the nation.

The US president says transitional government in Khartoum agreed to pay $335m to 'US terror victims and families'.

US accuses alleged GRU officials of cyberattacks on the Olympic Games, US businesses and French election.

Authorities order investigation of news outlets, impose curbs on messaging app Telegram to clamp down on movement.

Opposition leader declares victory before release of official results, but electoral authorities call statement 'void'.

As COVID-19 surges, more than half of global workers are concerned they could lose their jobs in the next year.

Arakan Army says it abducted three candidates of Aung San Suu Kyi's party ahead of November 8 election.

And how can it be resolved?

The IMF expects Lebanon's economy to shrink 25 percent this year, one of the worst in MENA.

Etihad Airways flight EY 9607 from Abu Dhabi landed at Ben Gurion airport with only crew on board.

The fintech firm plans to list simultaneously in Hong Kong and on Shanghai's STAR Market in weeks, Reuters reports.

Gov't says it is offering scheme to allow children of summarily executed men to claim 5,000 euros ($5,890) compensation.

Concerns grow as bitter dispute between Abiy Ahmed's federal government and Tigray regional leaders intensifies.

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

Monday's meeting is part of three-track talks aimed at ending the North African country's long-running conflict.

AJ Contrast virtual reality film about diaspora Uighurs and food series Fork the System earn top prizes.

The clock is winding down on Washington to overcome its partisan differences and pass a new virus relief aid package.

A previous ruling said Trump could not use military funds to build the Mexico border wall he promised in his 2016 run.

Talks on a trade deal are deadlocked, but European Parliament liberals expect agreement will eventually be reached.

Opposition leader Muhammad Safdar released on bail after spending hours in custody following anti-government protest.

Tolerance Minister Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan is accused of sexual assault by one of the event's curators.

Clashes between Armenia and Azerbaijan spill into fourth week, with dozens of civilians and hundreds of soldiers killed.

Regulatory body says video-sharing app provided assurances it will block accounts spreading obscenity and immorality.

A US media report says US officials hoped a deal with President al-Assad could free freelance journalist, therapist.

Clashes as Chileans mark anniversary of protests against inequality in 2019.

Eleven people are being held over the beheading of a French teacher, a crime which has led to nationwide protests.

Indian army says it apprehended the PLA soldier after he strayed across a contested de facto border in the Himalayas.

Hadassah hospital said Palestinian official has been put on a ventilator and in a medically induced coma.

Last week, a bombshell survey indicated that nearly 60 percent of Scots would vote to quit the United Kingdom.

Cabbage prices have surged an eye-watering 60 percent due to extreme weather, hurting makers of the spicy Korean staple.

US top infectious disease expert said he was worried after the 'superspreader event' at the White House on September 26.

Etihad Airways flight landed at Israel's Ben-Gurion airport on Monday, later departing with Israeli delegation on board.

Jyoti Paswan cycled 1,200km in May with her injured father on the back, drawing adulation and international headlines.

Police arrested Shady Abu Zaid in May 2018 after plain-clothed security officers raided his house in Cairo.

Moscow sells weapons to Armenia and Azerbaijan but has also led attempts for a truce.

Iran says it will sell weapons to countries that 'won’t misuse them' and will employ them strictly for defence purpose.

Chinese corporate leaders say they do not see much difference in policies of Donald Trump and Joe Biden towards China.

Letter urges Egyptian president to release activists, journalists, lawyers and prisoners of conscience.

It has taken me years to speak up and speak out in the hope that others might find strength to voice their own stories.

Taiwan's foreign ministry says the violence ensued when two Chinese diplomats gatecrashed an event in Fiji.

Muhammad Safdar of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz party arrested, his wife Maryam Nawaz says.

The bodies were recovered from newly discovered mass graves in Tarhuna, south of capital Tripoli.

Months since the pandemic began, how much more do we know about how the coronavirus affects the human body?

The SARS unit has been accused of physical abuse and torture, as nationwide calls for police reform increase.

Life for one of the last Afghans in the detention facility defined by hunger strikes, force feedings and isolation.

Main opposition candidate Diallo suggests President Conde may 'cheat' in order to 'grant himself a presidency for life'.

New report documents torture, lack of due process and rampant corruption in North Korea's pre-trial detention system.

Government's scientific panel warns the onset of winter and upcoming festivals could lead to significant spike in cases.