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Pakistan's strategy to keep good relations with everyone is no longer working in an increasingly polarised Muslim world.

State media says Sudan Revolutionary Front alliance from Darfur and southern states inks agreement with government.

Karela is the crocodile-skinned vegetable nemesis of Indian children, but for one writer it has come to symbolise home.

In 2018, UN court ruled the UAE 'must ensure' families with Qatari member would be reunited if separated by blockade.

Australian state reports 41 deaths but is confident as daily new cases fall, promising an easing of curbs soon.

Prime minister Jacinda Ardern says she is confident outbreak under control as schools and businesses reopen.

Four candidates in frame to replace Shinzo Abe as PM, but public favourite Shigeru Ishiba lacks support within party.

The arrival of the Czech delegation marks the second high-profile foreign visit to the democratic island in a fortnight.

Over 16.4 million recoveries and 842,000 deaths reported; US, Brazil and India report highest number of infections.

Republicans deny Trump is seeking to exacerbate violence with incendiary rhetoric after deadly shooting in Oregon city.

Parliamentary vote pits pro-Western party against opposition seeking closer ties with Serbia and Russia.

Demonstrators calling to defund the police tear down statue of Sir John Macdonald in Montreal.

Tens of thousands rally in parts of Europe against government measures to contain the pandemic.

Ambassador to Germany set to be named crisis-hit Lebanon's prime minister-designate at Monday's nomination process.

Huge fire rages near ruin of the Bronze age site, prompting authorities to vacate tourists to the archeological site.

Trump will 'meet with law enforcement and survey damage from recent riots' in Kenosha, Wisconsin, the White House says.

The businessman turned reality star, who shocked the world with his 2016 presidential win, is seeking a second term.

On International Day of the Disappeared, experts describe the plight of those who have gone missing and their families.

Police detain more than 100 protesters during rally in Minsk, RIA reported, citing Russia's interior ministry.

The families of missing activists and human rights workers in Pakistan urge the government to take action.

The Syrian Bedouin community has been displaced and has lost much of its livelihood due to the conflict.

Lebanon was already in economic collapse even before the August 4 blast at that killed 188 people.

The second major storm in a week threatens damaging winds and widespread floods across the Korean Peninsula.

Typically, millions from around the world flock to the golden-domed shrine in Karbala, Iraq, to mark Ashoura.

Al Jazeera meets the Indonesian sisters taking part in the human trials.

The US remains the country hardest-hit by the pandemic with more than 5.96 million cases and 182,779 deaths.

Italian coastguard evacuated 49 people but almost 400 others rescued in the Mediterranean are still waiting.

Thousands of people have been displaced and farms submerged due to heavy rains, climate change and deforestation.

Head of Hamas political bureau said it will not back down from wanting to end the blockade on the Gaza Strip.

Residents in some of Beirut's predominantly Shia Muslim neighbourhoods hold Muharram mourning ceremonies on rooftops.

Sunday marks the International Day of the Disappeared, drawing attention to people who have inexplicably gone missing.

From celebrating culture to highlighting a suicide epidemic, Indigenous artists are creating masks with meaning.

Chinese leader tells senior Communist Party officials that Beijing must plant 'seeds of loving China' among Tibetans.

Organisers say that as many as 37,000 people joined in the 11th consecutive weekend protest against prime minister.

John Ratcliffe made the decision because the administration 'got tired' of intelligence leaks, Trump says.

Hundreds rally against racial injustice in the city where a police officer shot Jacob Blake seven times last week.

Tributes pour in for the Black Panther actor, who portrayed Black icons throughout his career and died on Friday.

The Louise Michel issued a distress call after rescuing more than 200 people over two days in the Mediterranean.

President Trump visits Louisiana amid hurricane clean-up, as returning residents face power and water outages.

Weddings, engagement parties, other ceremonies banned as COVID-19 cases, deaths hit highest level in Turkey in months.

News organisations denounce gov't move before planned rallies, the latest against Lukashenko's disputed re-election.

Legislator Danielle Obono slams far-right magazine's illustration as 'racist s***' amid widespread condemnation.

Salah Eddine al-Namrush confirmed as defence minister while General Mohammad Ali al-Haddad has been named army chief.

Biden, who has spent most of his adult life in politics, will face off against President Donald Trump in November.

Japan's longest-serving prime minister has resigned due to health problems.

Dozens injured as Indian forces attack mourners with pellet guns and tear gas in Muslim-majority region, say witnesses.

On November 3, progressives will not vote for an ally or the lesser evil. They will have to vote for a preferred enemy.

Incumbent leader promises economic growth in address marking launch of his re-election campaign.

Unrest in Malmo city after copy of Muslim holy book is burned during a far-right rally in a mainly immigrant district.

The Palestinian Authority cut all ties with Israel in May, including security coordination.