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Joe Biden declares Donald Trump 'unfit' for presidency as anger grows over media reports he disparaged fallen soldiers.

About 20,000 doctors have fled Iraq in recent years over threats and targeted killings, severely hampering healthcare.

A month after the explosion, hundreds of homes are damaged, and people wait for government support.

Activists say famous horse race should not be held until police involved in unarmed Black woman's killing are charged.

Man suffering from rare disease says he wants to draw attention to situation of terminally ill patients in France.

Talks on transition to civilian rule in Mali get off to chaotic start as opposition group protests against process.

The White House is targeting training on critical race theory and white privilege, calling them 'anti-American'.

Only 20 percent of Afghans have access to the internet, so online learning was difficult for many.

Villagers took up arms to defend their livestock against the armed group in central Somalia, officials say.

Iran's COVID-19 death toll is yet to drop below 100 a day and daily infections remain close to 2,000.

Some of the displaced have sought shelter in schools.

There have been demonstrations across Belarus since the August 9 election.

Negotiations are part of US-Taliban peace deal signed in February in the Qatari capital to end the 19-year conflict.

Paul Rusesabagina was arrested abroad in an unnamed location on international warrant last week.

China’s leaders say promoting the Han culture and nationalising Chinese language provides minorities with better opportunities.

Officials declare assembly 'unlawful' as demonstrations in tense US city at the front lines of BLM protests continue.

And Koreans are taking notice.

The story of Felicien Kabuga, the role he played in Rwanda's genocide and how he evaded justice for 26 years.

Crude oil exporters are struggling to balance budgets with low oil prices. Plus, South Africa could face a debt crisis.

Yes, Trump is an American monster but so is Biden.

It was the first high-level contact between the two sides since the standoff began months ago in the Himalayan region.

Fire on oil tanker off Sri Lanka's coast has been contained, navy says as the tanker was pushed away from the coast.

Trump says US must look 'very seriously' into Russian politician's illness, but Washington had not yet seen any proof.

With record surge in daily infections, India is set to overtake Brazil as the second worst-hit nation in the world.

Public health officials in US say long weekend a 'critical point' in fight against the novel coronavirus.

Daniel Prude's suffocation raises questions about use of the hoods and reliance on police in mental health crises.

Iraq reported 5,036 new coronavirus cases on Friday, bringing the total cases to 252,075, including 7,359 deaths.

Arizona is the latest state to tell the rapper he cannot appear on the ballot as a presidential candidate.

Israeli PM announces move after Serbia and Kosovo agreed on historic pact at White House to normalise economic ties.

Two US men are accused of helping former Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn flee Japan last year in a box on a private jet.

IAEA says Iran's stockpile of enriched uranium stands at more than 10 times the limit set in 2015 nuclear deal.

Facebook said it would limit political ads before Americans go to the polls in November.

Move to remove citizenship comes weeks after an Al Jazeera investigation revealed the country's passport business.

At least 10 soldiers killed in the attack in the country's west, according to the Malian military’s Twitter account.

The Atlantic reported US president had referred to marines buried in a cemetery near Paris as 'losers'.

Rui Pinto, who faces 90 charges, sees himself as whistle-blower on European football clubs' big-money dealings.

The Argentine footballer said he does not want to enter into a court battle with the club about his contract.

Worries about the coronavirus pandemic are expected to push tens of millions of people to vote by mail in US elections.

The age of sexual consent is 12 years in the Philippines, one of the lowest in the world.

The Panamanian-registered vessel, currently off Sri Lanka's coast, is carrying about 270,000 tonnes of crude oil.

The agreement would keep the government funded after the end of September which is the end of the US fiscal year.

Michael Reinoehl was allegedly involved in the shooting of Aaron Danielson on Saturday night, police said.

Sudan People's Liberation Movement-North agrees on 'necessity' of reaching political solution with government.

Chilean rescue team detected signs of life on Thursday under the rubble of a building demolished by August blast.

Charge relates to rally where Wilders asked crowds if they wanted 'fewer or more Moroccans' in the Netherlands.

French president, who proposes law against 'Islamic separatism', defends free speech amid Charlie Hebdo attack trial.

The government says it is spending $20bn on giving free rice, wheat and lentils to 800 million people.

Roads are one of the world's biggest killers, but they do not have to be.

Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin has visited Minsk in an apparent show of support.

Greek PM cites Ankara's 'provocations' as Turkish FM accuses Athens of lying over intentions to enter dialogue.