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The attack occurred about 250km (155 miles) west of Pakistan's main city of Karachi on Thursday.

Twitter temporarily restricted Trump's election campaign account from tweeting, saying a video violated its rules.

Harris had no contact with the staffer, but is postponing her in-person campaign schedule until Monday.

Hope is fading that the White House and Congress will agree on an aid package as jobless claims and COVID cases rise.

Sweden's left-leaning government proposes biggest increase in defence spending in 70 years.

The Netherlands holds Russia responsible and has started legal proceedings at the European Court of Human Rights.

Azerbaijan claims Armenia targeted people visiting a cemetery in Tartar as hostilities over breakaway region continue.

News hits as Trump administration and Congressional Democrats remain deadlocked over a new round of virus relief aid.

Rivals use official social media accounts to ramp up rhetoric and deny claims of attacks, but can either be believed?

A state-based system, not the popular vote, decides the winner of the United States presidential election. Here is how.

Since the 2014 coup more than 90 people have been prosecuted under the lese majeste law and 43 have been sentenced.

Court order comes days after government introduced death penalty for rape amid growing anger over sexual violence.

Hundreds of protesters gather in the Thai capital calling for police to free arrested activists as they seek reforms.

The incident sparked anger across Egypt after it was initially reported by several media outlets as a sex crime.

Ten people were killed in an attack on Azerbaijan’s second city, Ganja, including several members of the same families.

The warring sides in Yemen will exchange some 1,081 prisoners on Thursday and Friday, under a deal struck last month.

Jeenbekov has faced calls to step down from protesters and political opponents amid unrest following a disputed vote.

The watchdog says the targeting of civilians by the Syria-Russia alliance may amount to crimes against humanity.

US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said a fiscal stimulus deal with rival Democrats is unlikely before elections.

At least 19 former combatants from the leftist group have been killed in past three months, UN says.

Demetris Syllouris was one of two politicians implicated in Al Jazeera's investigation into a passports-for-sale scheme.

The decision came after ABC alleged Australian troops had killed unarmed men and children in Afghanistan.

Japarov, a nationalist who wants to share Kyrgyzstan's gold wealth with the public, was freed by protesters amid unrest.

Four women share their stories of hardship and survival in Sierra Leone, where falling pregnant can mean risking death.

Somali military says 13 of its soldiers killed in al-Shabab attack northwest of the capital Mogadishu.

After seven-month blackout, theatres to reopen on the day India sees lowest single-day deaths in almost three months.

Alireza Heydar Abadipour, former CEO of Sarmayeh Bank, had been sentenced in absentia on fraud and embezzlement charges.

Hejaaz Hizbullah was arrested under a terrorism law over allegations rights groups say lack 'any credible evidence'.

Employees at Amazon warehouse in New York say firm reinstated output quotas despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Shares of Big Hit Entertainment surge on South Korean market debut, as company uses social media to boost audiences.

Women working in the informal sector rarely report sexual harassment for fear of losing jobs, Human Rights Watch says.

'Significant reductions' seen in health interventions of TB patients as a result of lockdowns imposed due to COVID-19.

The destroyer USS Barry sailed through the Taiwan Strait on Wednesday in what the US Navy said was a 'routine transit'.

Government action follows months of student-led street protests that saw royal motorcade heckled.

US Marshals task force did not identify themselves before killing Michael Reinoehl in Washington, witnesses say.

Beijing has refused to deal with the US coordinator, seeing the role as interference in its internal affairs.

First lady says 14-year-old Barron Trump had coronavirus but exhibited no symptoms and has since tested negative.

The move could help poor countries as they battle the coronavirus pandemic and deal with its economic fallout.

US Senate committee report alleges DHS personnel rounded up Honduran migrants Guatemala in 'unauthorised' operation.

COVID-19 is surging in Wisconsin, but a judge temporarily blocked the governor's order to limit indoor dining capacity.

The staggering figure is still better than United Airlines' second-quarter plunge of 87 percent.

French leader orders nighttime curfews for Paris and eight other French cities to contain the spread of the coronavirus.

US national security adviser thanks Saudi king and Omani sultan for efforts in securing release of its citizens.

Tanzania gears up for October 28 polls to elect presidents for mainland and Zanzibar, as well as MPs and councillors.

The US is encouraging more Gulf countries to strike similar accords with Israel, following UAE and Bahrain agreements.

The protests followed repeated calls for Cyprus’s second in command Demetris Syllouris to step down.

China hardliners in the Trump administration are seeking to send a message deterring US investors from Ant Group's IPO.

Iran says new 'fabrications' are politically motivated against the Islamic republic.

The US told banks they could face sanctions for doing business with individuals involved in the crackdown on Hong Kong.

In the first 911 call, Amy Cooper told a dispatcher that a birdwatcher named Christian Cooper was threatening her.