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Most voters choose to remain part of France, instead of backing independence, in second of three possible referendums.

Some Gulf countries may seek to test the commitment of Kuwait’s new leadership to speak up for Gulf Cooperation Council.

Premier calls on state to 'stay the course' after large groups of people head outside to celebrate relaxed regulations.

The government says it restricted attendance at the Oromo group's Irreecha festival to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

I could not fathom failing at the most basic measure of good motherhood. But some things cannot be fixed.

Armenia denied the attack but leader of Nagorno-Karabakh said it targeted Ganja on Sunday.

A limited number of citizens and residents permitted to enter Mecca's Grand Mosque during first phase of reopening.

Pro-government parties expected to win significant number of seats in polls marred by allegations of vote-buying.

After conflicting reports over his health, Trump spoke from the hospital where he is under treatment for COVID-19.

Protest, now on its 15th week, keeps pressure on prime minister to quit over alleged corruption and his handling of pandemic.

US leader 'feeling better' after being admitted into hospital but chief of staff says symptoms are 'very concerning'.

Omar al-Razzaz will stay on in a caretaker capacity until the king designates a successor to oversee elections.

The US president is in a military hospital receiving treatment for COVID-19.

Jailed over security breaches, Adelkhah will have to wear an ankle bracelet while on furlough.

Voters in southern Pacific archipelago will choose whether to break away from France in second independence referendum.

Official investigating the disappearance of a rare albino barking deer was shot in the offices of Songkhla Zoo.

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

Guatemala is cracking down on a Honduran migrant caravan, as thousands entered the country on foot this week.

The Palestinian people need to break free of the reality that various 'accords' have imposed on them.

Former Interior Minister Matteo Salvini faces kidnapping charges for delaying disembarkation of 131 migrants in 2019.

Republican Senate Majority Leader McConnell says confirmation hearing for Supreme Court nominee will proceed as planned.

Ethnic minorities are most at risk but are under-represented in the search for a solution.

The move comes after health minister says daily figures published since July 29 only reflected symptomatic patients.

Egypt put on show dozens of coffins belonging to priests and clerks from the 26th dynasty, buried about 2,500 years ago.

US President Donald Trump was moved to military hospital in Maryland on Friday after testing positive for COVID-19.

A storm hit southeastern France and northern Italy, leading to destroyed homes, bridges and blocked roads.

The new measures come as coronavirus infections rise sharply across the country, especially in the capital Tehran.

The brazen killing of a Toronto-area mosque caretaker points to rise of far-right groups in Canada, experts say.

Sudan's government and rebel groups ink the deal in Juba a year after the peace talks began.

Taiwan's defence ministry said the Canadian warship sailed into Taiwan Strait from the South China Sea.

Armenian prime minister says his country faces 'decisive moment' as fighting intensifies in Nagorno-Karabakh.

Two suspects detained in Brussels and another in the province of Hainault, according to the prosecutor's office.

At least 13 killed and more than 30 people wounded after car bomb hits building in Ghani Khel district, officials say.

At least 496 individuals are in prison as a result of crackdown against anti-government protests, Amnesty said.

The president's diagnosis has thrown the US election into chaos as campaigning is halted.

Reporter Dimitris Psarras has spent decades investigating one of Greece's most violent far-right groups, Golden Dawn.

It is the first European capital to return to lockdown as residents express exasperation.

Relations with Israel tied to removing Sudan from US list of states sponsoring terrorism, Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo says.

Amid violence, greed and negligence, old Baghdad is disappearing.

The military deployment comes as President Lopez Obrador suggested the caravan was linked to the US election.

In briefings, interviews and rallies, Trump has repeatedly claimed the virus is 'under control and will 'go away'

Police face criticism for cremating teenager's body against the wishes of her family and religious customs.

Terrorism charges filed against four suspects in connection with the killing of singer that ignited deadly protests.

Eight months since the first case was detected, number of cases and fatalities surge in the South Asian nation.

In 2019, the far-right leader, then interior minister, refused to allow more than 100 refugees to disembark from a ship.

Donald Trump is undergoing remdesevir treatment at the Walter Reed military hospital.

Prior to her self-immolation, Irina Slavina wrote on Facebook: 'I ask you to blame the Russian Federation for my death'.

White House says Trump moved to Walter Reed 'out of abundance of caution' and will spend the next few days there.

New charges, filed in Los Angeles, involve two victims and stem from incidents that occurred more than a decade ago.

If Trump does not share details of his COVID infection, he won’t be the first president who kept medical secrets.