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Move comes as Greece-Turkey tensions rise after Ankara sends ship to prospect for oil and gas in disputed waters.

US pollster Frank Luntz takes a closer look at the words President Trump is using to persuade Americans to vote for him.

Antonio Guterres says without concerted action, inequality, global poverty and violence could rise for years.

The two leaders also discussed ways to achieve a complete withdrawal of foreign forces and mercenaries from Libya.

On Wednesday, the families of Mexico’s missing students met behind closed doors with the president to discuss updates in the continuing investigation.

A military compound, underground infrastructure, observation posts among those targeted by the Israeli army in Gaza.

Mir Suhail speaks to Al Jazeera one year after India revoked region's limited autonomy and imposed security lockdown.

Research team took saliva, blood, and stool samples from the bats before releasing them.

Saudi Arabia has pulled support to Pakistan after the latter slammed Riyadh for its stand on the Kashmir dispute.

At least three died in police firing during protest against a Facebook post that allegedly insulted Prophet Muhammad.

US think-tank 38 North says recent images show vulnerability of country's main nuclear facility to weather disruption.

Maha Vajiralongkorn urges 'order and peace' in the country as he swears in a new cabinet of Prime Minister Prayuth.

Greece records highest daily tally; New Zealand's biggest city back to lockdown; Germany skeptical over Russian vaccine.

Democratic tandem delivers one-two punch on the performance of President Trump amid pandemic and economic downturn.

Chile faced one of the region's fiercest coronavirus outbreaks, but rates have declined over the last two months.

Three men have been charged with threatening and intimidating women who have accused R&B singer R Kelly of abuse.

The storm, called a derecho, devastated the power grid, flattened corn fields and left two people dead.

French citizens urged to avoid travelling to Niger if possible as reserve attack raises questions over troop deployment.

A former head of Mexico's state oil company has implicated former President Enrique Pena Nieto and his then-Finance Minister Luis Videgaray.

Police have arrested more than 6,000 people during the protests that followed Sunday's disputed presidential election.

'Historic day for Indian community', Harris's uncle cheers from India as US Democrats make appeal to people of colour.

Despite rising coronavirus cases, many educators are bringing children back to the classroom rather than using online technology.

The groups have created a 'war room' to refute sexist or false smears of the US Democratic vice presidential candidate.

Businesses and schools were destroyed or damaged when 2,750 tonnes of ammonium nitrate exploded at Beirut port on August 4.

While voters have chosen to remove the pavilion, hurdles remain, such as transportation and the structure's future.

President of war-torn Syria exits parliament hall to 'sit down for a minute' before returning to continue speech.

The mostly digital convention will run from August 17 to 20 and is set to culminate in Joe Biden's official nomination.

Analysis of open-source information and medical records show protesters were fired upon, days after deadly blast.

Caretaker justice minister says mistrust in judiciary is warranted but dismisses calls for international investigation.

Marjorie Greene, who also made racist comments, won a Georgia primary that all but guarantees her a spot in Congress.

Recommendations for the Environmental Protection Agency call to undo Trump's regulation rollbacks.

Experts warn this year's dry season, which is just getting started, could see even more fires.

Six others are taken to hospital but their injuries are not thought to be serious.

Muslims already have an environmentalist framework to follow. It is set in Islam.

Demonstrators spent the night at Bamako square demanding the resignation of President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita.

About 90 others wounded in fighting between the Bani Aarem and Nuba ethnic groups in the city of Port Sudan.

Defunding the police is crucial, but we must avoid obvious traps along the way.

Japanese ship owner says collection of an estimated 1,000 tonnes of fuel almost over after bulk carrier hit coral reef.

Two more members of Rajapaksa family join the Cabinet along with President Gotabaya and PM Mahinda Rajapaksa.

Port operating to unload vessels for merchants a day after vigil held to remember victims of devastating explosion.

Most Rohingya not considered citizens and will have no vote, living in what Amnesty describes 'apartheid' conditions.

Torrential rain has also damaged homes and UNESCO-listed world heritage sites across the country.

Kamala Harris makes history as US vice presidential candidate, but barriers remain for women in power around the world.

Tehran balks at new US resolution to ban weapons sales indefinitely saying the UN will reject it too.

Food delivery company to give female employees up to 10 days of paid leave per year for menstruation.

Among the dead are 82 civilians and 45 soldiers, army spokesman Lul Ruai Koang said.

We go inside the battle against COVID-19 in Spain.

The war is forcing Syria’s children to earn money to support their families.

EU foreign ministers to discuss targeted sanctions against Belarus following Sunday's contested election.

Argentina turns up the heat on illegal fishing by foreign boats.