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US secretary of state's East Asia visit is expected to focus heavily on China and North Korea.

UN Security Council expresses concern about the clashes, as Guterres calls for halt in fighting.

Communities, which are on front lines of land disputes, say they have been left out of mapping project.

Women face pay and promotion disparities as well as obstacles in accessing information, technology and finance.

North Korea is struggling under international sanctions imposed for its nuclear and ballistic missiles programmes.

At times chaotic, the two candidates clash over US Supreme Court nominee, health care and COVID-19.

Two lawsuits filed in US state of Florida allege defence company mishandled disposal of hazardous waste materials.

Kuwaiti leader was the primary mediator in the Qatar-GCC crisis and a widely respected voice in the region.

Dozens of wildfires continue to burn in US West Coast state, including the powerful Glass Fire north of San Francisco.

Protests erupted across the US after a grand jury decided not to charge police officers for killing Taylor.

The Trump Organization shielded profits using a souped-up version of the formula used by the landlord class for decades.

Troops brought together at joint training sites across South Sudan were leaving due to a lack of food, UNMISS said.

Brazilian stocks and currency fell, while interest rates futures rose as investors viewed it as an accounting gimmick.

Consumer confidence spurs consumer spending - the engine of the US economy.

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission imposed its biggest monetary penalty ever on the New York-based lender.

Amy Cohen Barrett has widely reported ties with a secretive Catholic religious group outside mainstream Catholicism.

The 91-year-old late monarch has been hailed as 'the emir of humanity' and a 'wise leader' by his contemporaries.

Mayor Bill de Blasio's announcement comes as elementary schools reopened for in-person classes in the city.

The US State Department condemned the attack and stressed on the threat posed by Iran-backed forces in the country.

Sheikh Sabah spent decades building bridges between rowing neighbours. His talents will be missed.

The US-based nonprofit, DAWN, aims to document and address rights violations in Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Egypt.

Wall Street stocks are muted as investors hold off on big bets ahead of Tuesday's US presidential debate.

Can Trump take credit for the economy’s pre-COVID-19 strength? And did his policies really lift all Americans?

German far-right AfD party sacks Christian Lueth amid reports he made shocking claim in undercover documentary.

The coronavirus, the Supreme Court, Trump's taxes, and economy loom over the first of three presidential debates.

Sheikh Sabah pushed for diplomacy to solve regional issues such as the continuing boycott of Qatar by four Arab nations.

Known as a peacemaker, Kuwait's 91-year-old ruler Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Jaber al-Sabah has died.

Moscow names Turkey, which has thrown support behind Azerbaijan, in call for peace as deadly fighting rages.

India is bolstering its infrastructure along the Himalayan border following deadly border tensions with China.

Coyote says its machine is already certified by the EU and Australia, as it seeks similar status from the US and WHO.

But the man's brother calls claim a 'fiction' and accuses Seoul of framing him after failing to come to his rescue.

The 19-year-old victim was gang raped by four men in Uttar Pradesh's Hathras town.

Islamabad and Kabul, which have often gone through periods of mistrust, call for a new era of bilateral ties.

The far right has been shown to pose a far greater danger, so why are so many Americans afraid of anti-fascists?

As violence extends into a third day, international community steps up with dozens reported killed and hundreds wounded.

Alexander Gintsburg says 'people dying just like during war' amid coronavirus pandemic as he backs speedy rollout.

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum says his country plans to send an unmanned Emirati-made lunar rover to the moon.

Riyadh says it has busted a 'terror cell' that was trained by Iran's Revolutionary Guards, as Tehran rejects allegation.

The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development's estimate is its most comprehensive to date for Africa.

Al Jazeera’s live coverage of the latest military escalation between Azerbaijan and Armenia in the disputed region.

At least 17 of the 21 crew members of an ore carrier, which last changed crews in Manila, tested positive for COVID-19.

Rights body says it has shut its operations due to a continuing government crackdown over the last two years.

PM Suga's attempt to push cuts in telecommunications rates could lead to largest-ever offer for a Japanese firm.

Fiercest fighting in more than a quarter of a century rages in Azerbaijan's ethnic Armenian enclave, killing dozens.

With one million deaths now recorded worldwide, the coronavirus pandemic is far from over.

As the global death toll from the coronavirus passes one million, Al Jazeera remembers some of those who have died.

The US has reported a fifth of all deaths from COVID-19, which first emerged in China late last year.

David Daoud Wright ordered to 30 years in prison for conspiring to kill Pamela Geller, an anti-Muslim public figure.

Working on a deep sea fishing vessel was already dangerous, but the pandemic has made a bad situation worse.

The British brand distances itself from far-right group and halts North America sales of black-and-yellow polo shirts.