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France, meanwhile, says sanctions against Ankara are on the table during European Council meeting later this month.

Haishen, the country's tenth typhoon this year, brought heavy rain, strong winds to areas north of Busan.

Dr Kafeel Khan was released on Tuesday after spending seven months in jail for criticising anti-Muslim citizenship law.

King Salman spoke to Donald Trump on phone following UAE's decision to normalise ties with Israel in US-brokered deal.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock says cases being reported mainly among young people, which is risk for rest of population.

Warner Bros hopes Christopher Nolan thriller will lure people back to cinemas as country marks Labor Day weekend.

Britain confirms its highest virus tally since May 23, with 2,988 new infections.

Djokovic was defaulted from his fourth-round match after he accidentally hit a line judge with a tennis ball.

The US president came under fire after The Atlantic reported he called marines killed in action 'losers' and 'suckers'.

Scientists are set to trial the inexpensive treatment, in which horse coronavirus antibodies are injected into humans.

Nightly protests against racial injustice were sparked by the death of George Floyd in police custody in May.

Meeting comes after August's agreement between Israel and the United Arab Emirates to normalise diplomatic relations.

Delegates from Tripoli-based Government of National Accord and rival eastern-based parliament meet after ceasefire.

An investigation into an assault by soldiers in the border city of Nuevo Laredo in July that killed 12 people comes amid UN pressure.

Protests against strongman Lukashenko intensify as 100,000 take to the streets of Minsk following disputed re-election.

Aid groups warn farmworker communities in California at breaking point as wildfires and COVID-19 take toll.

The young Black man was shot in the back multiple times by a white police officer in Wisconsin last month.

If the two sides fail to teach a deal, tariffs and other obstacles to trade will be imposed from January 1.

The attack took place in the coastal resort town of Sousse, where a gunman killed 38 people in 2015.

Jurisdictions and rights groups accuse the Trump administration of expediting the process to undercount some groups.

Medical school graduates and health workers have protested in Iraq's capital over a shortage of equipment to tackle pandemic - and also a lack of jobs.

Hundreds took to the streets to demonstrate against the postponement of legislative election and the new security law.

The hearing which was delayed due to coronavirus pandemic will resume on Monday and is due to run until early October.

The president says postal voting will result in election fraud. Is he right? And how does the process actually work?

Police launch hunt for killer of Shaheena Shaheen, a PTV talk show host and editor, with her husband being a suspect.

Police said a murder inquiry had been launched but there was no suggestion that this was a 'terror-related' attack.

The powerful typhoon has begun to lash southern Japan with officials warning it could bring record rainfall.

It is favoured by men's rights groups and conspiracy theorists, but what does 'take the red pill' actually mean?

'Crimes against nature' laws, which activists say target LGBTQ people, remain on the books in many US states.

Officials say overthrown leader - detained by military rulers who unseated him - is visiting UAE for medical treatment.

At least 24 worshippers killed after blast sent flames raging through the mosque during Friday night prayers.

After three days of digging through rubble of a building, rescuers say there is no hope of finding someone alive.

Assange's extradition to the US would set a chilling precedent for those who publish leaked or classified information.

At least 12,000 people ordered to join recovery effort as state media reports devastation of at least 1,000 homes.

LDP General Council chief Shunichi Suzuki says Abe's successor could quickly dissolve Parliament after forming cabinet.

Protests, now in their 11th week, come as Israel is coping with coronavirus infections and a death toll hitting 1,000.

Youth-led protests have been going on since mid-July in an increasing challenge to the government, powerful monarchy.

Police detain protesters rallying against virus restrictions in the capital of Australia's hardest-hit Victoria state.

Prude died after police put a hood over his head and held him down during an arrest in Rochester, New York, in March.

Al Jazeera's American Voter series explores the issues on voters' minds ahead of the US presidential election.

The former US vice president is also adding senior officials who served under US President Barack Obama to his team.

Global campaign demands answers on fate of missing reporters and media workers.

As Brazilians mark Amazon Day, rights groups say an 'alarming' number of wildfires has been detected in the region.

Many activists arrested after taking action against what they see as failure to accurately report on climate change.

Turkish president warns Greece to enter talks over disputed Mediterranean Sea claims or face 'painful experiences'.

Harris's remark comes amid concerns President Donald Trump may try to expedite a vaccine before the November 3 election.

Bosniak minority has been targeted in series of attacks after election ends in a new majority dominated by nationalists.

Argentine footballer Messi has changed his mind saying he is staying with FC Barcelona.

As women, students, and LGBTQ people march, prominent opposition activist says authorities forced her to leave Belarus.

Rescuers continue frantic search for potential survivor under the rubble of a building demolished by August 4 blast.