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The mission shows the US space agency has made significant progress since its founding in the 1950s.

After the victim was killed, officers near the scene shot dead the attacker.

As Earth Day Summit continues, some activists are demanding more systemic change to tackle the climate crisis.

The decision to hikes rates from 4.5% to 5% comes amid a weak rouble, high inflation and flaring geopolitical tensions.

Jailed Russian opposition figure announces gradual end to hunger strike protest as he thanks supporters.

With more than 380,000 dead, Brazil has the second highest COVID death toll in the world.

Interpol issued a red notice for Faruk Fatih Ozer, CEO of cryptocurrency exchange Thodex, which is under investigation.

Roza Salih, who arrived in Scotland at 12, says she is committed to fighting for human rights and sovereignty.

President Moon and his party should see the results of the Seoul and Busan mayoral by-elections as a warning sign.

Data obtained by Al Jazeera shows many who are stopped hold Romanian, Nigerian, Chinese and Pakistani passports.

State of emergency for Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto and Hyogo declared from April 25, just three months before the Olympics.

President Idriss Deby died from wounds suffered while leading soldiers on the front line against rebels.

The crew first ever to be propelled towards orbit by a rocket booster recycled from a previous spaceflight.

No casualties reported in second attack on US interests in Iraq in less than a week.

Delinquents masquerading as leaders visited avoidable suffering and loss upon millions of people from Brazil to Ontario.

At least 105 Palestinians wounded in clashes in occupied East Jerusalem that ensued after march by far-right Israelis.

We challenge Hong Kong Executive Council member Regina Ip on the new national security law and electoral reforms.

We gather the numbers to know from the week’s top business and economic news stories so you can impress your friends.

Senior Pakistan sources give 'examples' of specific Indian actions needed in disputed Kashmir for talks to move forward.

Russia begins withdrawing troops from the border to bases inside the country, easing fears of hostilities.

Edhi Foundation writes to Modi, offering to send ambulances and medical staff to help its neighbour fight the virus.

Amnesty says almost 100 inmates sentenced virtually by judges since early last year.

In a letter, 328 legislators say reducing or conditioning assistance would be detrimental to Israel’s security.

Reliance Industries to buy UK's 900-year-old Stoke Park estate for $79m, adding to group's hospitality assets.

Ten people were abducted in Croix-des-Bougets amid a surge of violence and kidnappings for ransom in recent months.

The ship was reportedly carrying some 130 people, with rescue teams saying little hope of finding survivors.

Outbreak a blow to Nepal's hopes for a bumper mountaineering season on the world's highest peak.

Musk's prizes for new carbon capture technologies will be the largest of their kind ever, organisers say.

The Philippines files two more protests after maritime authorities spotted 165 Chinese vessels on Tuesday.

A victory for football fans over the power of the boardroom? Perhaps not.

US President Biden says he plans to nearly double capital gains taxes for people earning more than $1m a year.

As state helplines struggle and Twitter emerges as means to seek help, people without internet miss out on information.

Dire shortage of oxygen sees states closely guarding their supplies and even posting armed police at production plants.

The B.1.617 variant has appeared elsewhere, with concerns about it leading some countries to slap travel restrictions.

Officials say air supply of the submarine would last only until Saturday as search team spots 'high magnetic force'.

Flights from the two South Asia nations suspended after COVID-19 cases detected in travellers arriving from the region.

Analysts, former diplomats say summit in Jakarta could be the most consequential in regional block's 54-year history.

India posts 332,730 new cases and 2,263 deaths in past 24 hours as fire in a hospital treating COVID patients kills 13.

US turns over dozens of artefacts seized from a New York-based art dealer to the Afghan government.

US wants to cut country's gas emissions in half by 2030 from the 2005 level, while China sets coal consumption limits.

A neighbour's security footage shows the moments before a white policeman arrived and fatally shot the Black teenager.

With results in from 110 of the S&P 500 companies, 85.5 percent have beaten analysts' estimates for earnings per share.

New law would require the US Department of Justice to focus on prosecuting hate crimes amid surge in attacks.

Authorities fear that once-thriving bodies of water that served surrounding communities may turn into dusty plains.

Consumer Reports test came just days after a Tesla crashed in Texas, killing the two men in the car.

At the funeral for the 20-year-old shot by a police officer, emotions ran high amid calls for law enforcement reform.

Located in the state of Michoacan, the town has been consumed by a bloody turf war between rival cartels.

Senate Republicans propose a narrower and lower-cost alternative to the $2.3 trillion Joe Biden hopes to spend.

Security Council issues 1st statement about six-month conflict, urges 'unfettered humanitarian access' to those in need.

The top global cryptocurrency has a big carbon footprint, but ARK Invest says Bitcoin could boost renewables investment.