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Trailing Democratic nominee Joe Biden in the polls, US President Donald Trump is hinting he may declare the election invalid.

Remaining coalition troops will depart in the coming days after finalising handing over equipment to Iraqi forces.

Dozens of people took to the streets of Lafayette, Louisiana, in response to the death of Trayford Pellerin, 31.

Protesters in southern Iraq had given provincial governor 48 hours to step down amid growing anger over killing of activists.

Man convicted of ordering killing of reporter Miroslava Breach sentenced to 50 years in jail in rare judgement.

Rape victims often have to give up critical therapy because prosecutors fear they may be 'coached' by their therapists.

About 120 people in Lima tried to flee a party, banned under current coronavirus restrictions, when police arrived.

Many without the means to pay for housing have had to resort to land takeovers, setting up informal camps and building their own shacks.

A stricken oil tanker moored near the city of Hodeidah is slowly leaking more than a million barrels of oil.

Three women, two children and two men died when their vehicle struck the roadside bomb in Ghazni province.

Communities brutally evicted by the British to make way for tea plantations seek compensation for ‘colonial crimes’.

Restart-19 is studying the movement of people and flight of the tiny airborne particles that can carry viruses.

Iranian official says black boxes acquired from the jet show two separate missiles hit it 25 seconds apart.

Nomadic Van Gujjars in northern India fear remaining in the forest while their resettled relatives struggle to adjust.

Despite arrests and charges against protest leaders, protesters they will continue fighting for a better future.

Already among the most vulnerable in Lebanese society, refugees are struggling to cope in the blast's aftermath.

Al Jazeera has obtained over 1,400 Cypriot passport applications, revealing they were sold to criminals and fugitives.

Hezbollah says its fighters seized the drone that flew over the UN-demarcated Blue Line.

But his time in office has not been the string of successes he promised when he took power.

Cyprus has made billions of dollars from passport sales. Who are the people that buy them, and why do they do it?

Al Jazeera's Investigative Unit found criminals, fugitives and sanctioned people could buy EU passports in Cyprus.

A spike in violence in Colombia's countryside raises questions over the country's fragile peace.

A leak of government documents reveals Cyprus sold citizenship to dozens of foreigners linked to crime and corruption.

PSG-Bayern final taking place 425 days after first game of this season's Champions League.

India has the third-highest number of cases after US and Brazil; its 56,706 fatalities are fourth-highest in the world.

First meeting between mutineers and ECOWAS delegate led by Nigeria's former President Jonathan lasted for 20 minutes.

Belarus has been rocked by street protests after demonstrators accused President Lukashenko of rigging the election.

Maryanne Trump Barry was secretly recorded by her niece who recently released a book critical of US president.

Police say 31-year-old Trayford Pellerin was armed with a knife and fled as officers tried to apprehend him.

Saturday's protest comes before August 25 deadline for parliament to agree on a budget plan or trigger new elections.

Prime Minister Hamdok says Khartoum is ready to cooperate with the International Criminal Court over Darfur deaths.

India, Iraq and Russia battle new surge in COVID-19 infections as global cases surpass 23 million.

The legislation would reverse budget cuts, increase funding to the Postal Service to deal with a mail-in ballot surge.

The state has requested additional support from other states and local jurisdictions in California.

Alexey Navalny's suspected poisoning follows a string of similar incidents with Russian government critics.

Suspected attack by ADF is the latest since the army launched a large-scale operation against the group last year.

Trump, without evidence, says agency personnel wanted to prevent a vaccine from being available before the US election.

In exclusive interview to Al Jazeera, Svetlana Tikhanovskaya says Belarusians will no longer accept the president.

The island of Jeju is having to adapt to the effects of a changing climate, including the problem of rising sea temperatures.

Navalny’s wife believes the delay was to allow whatever substance is in his system to degrade and to make identifying it more difficult.

Firefighters are battling day and night, from air and land in an attempt to limit the destruction.

Rival powers call for truce but renegade military commander Khalifa Haftar has yet to respond.

One person survives crash that occurred within minutes of takeoff from the capital, Juba.

ECOWAS delegation visiting Bamako to meet military coup leaders as well as overthrown President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita.

Rafael Mariano Grossi to visit Tehran on Monday in first trip since he became the IAEA's director general in December.

Human rights groups are preparing hundreds of testimonies to be sent to the UN committee against torture.

More than 850,000 people in the UK are living with dementia.

Videos posted online show several people detained after police declare a riot outside the department's north precinct.

Thousands of swimmers to take part amid coronavirus restrictions in world's only inter-continental open water contest.

The birth attracted so many people to the zoo’s online live panda cam that the website reportedly crashed.