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Storms continue around Gulf of Aden and southern Red Sea, leaving at least 17 dead in the northern Marib region.

Contrary to what many observers believe, Turkey's foreign policy is not expansionist. It is defensive and pragmatic.

Modi broke ground on a long-awaited temple of Hindu God Ram at the site of a demolished 16th-century mosque.

Execution comes weeks after Tehran sentenced to death a former opposition figure implicated in the same protests.

When combined with fuel and oil, ammonium nitrate creates a potent explosive widely used in the construction industry.

Prime minister also says stronger Indo-Pacific alliance with like-minded nations is a 'critical priority' for Australia.

A year after the annexation of Kashmir, the socio-economic situation has gotten worse.

At least 1,200 disappearances reported across Latin American country since the start of coronavirus pandemic in March.

Al Jazeera profiles five Kashmiris whose lives have been adversely affected by the revocation of autonomy.

Customs correspondence raises questions about negligence that may have led to the massive blast in Lebanon's capital.

Egypt fears the $4bn project could lead to water shortages upstream, while Sudan is concerned about dam's safety.

India has imposed a security lockdown to prevent protests on the anniversary of the revocation of region's autonomy.

Supreme Court's ruling is the first ever in Colombia ordering the detention of a former president.

Officials expect death toll to rise after huge explosion rips through Lebanon's capital.

Leaders across the globe offer support as Lebanese officials warn the number of dead and wounded is expected to rise.

Al Jazeera condemns 'troubling escalation' in crackdown on press, urges authorities to immediately cease criminal probe.

UN chief Antonio Guterres said schools were closed in 160 countries in mid-July, amid coronavirus pandemic.

The Louisville attorney general is under increasing pressure to file charges against the three officers who shot Taylor.

Giant mushroom cloud rises above Beirut as blast in port area causes casualties, extensive damage to parts of capital.

Hassan Diab also appeals for international assistance to help Lebanon, which is already mired in major economic crisis.

Foibles of politically appointed US ambassadors lacking diplomatic experience have surfaced in the Trump administration.

The clips were shown to some media but not released publicly, and reveal the final encounter between Floyd and police.

The Rajapaksa family aims to strengthen its grip as voters go to polls in Sri Lanka.

Interior minister says explosion at port appears to have been caused by ammonium nitrate stored in warehouse.

Al Jazeera speaks to witnesses and survivors in immediate aftermath of massive explosion that shook Lebanon's capital.

Hurricane Isaias was downgraded to a tropical storm Tuesday after making landfall overnight as a category one hurricane.

Democrats, Republicans differ over priorities in new round of coronavirus aid between $1 trillion and $3.3 trillion.

Graham Clark, 17, faces numerous charges including 17 counts of communications fraud after the massive hack.

Congress backed the measure; critics say it falls far short of what is needed to maintain national parks and forests.

Palestinians have resisted Israeli occupation and colonisation for decades. But erasure is still a looming threat.

Israeli army says air raids in southern Syria were a response to an attempt to lay explosives in occupied Golan Heights.

Thousands crowd into Caracas open-air bazaar and pay little heed to social distancing despite rising coronavirus cases.

Hindu nationalist leader to launch construction of controversial temple amid fears India is losing its secularism.

Emmerson Mnangagwa takes aim at critics after rights groups reported arrests of activists and opposition members.

Trump made the comment during an interview in which he also downplayed the legacy of civil rights icon John Lewis.

Frits Veerman was punished for turning in his colleague who was selling secret intelligence to Pakistan in the early 1970s.

Sea-Eye, Sea-Watch and SOS Mediterranee say ships were seized on 'spurious grounds' to prevent migrants from landing.

Candidates on polar opposites of the political spectrum are facing challenges on Tuesday amid increased polarisation.

Home caregivers who helped the elderly and people with disabilities during the coronavirus pandemic to receive a bonus.

Hundreds deployed in Victoria, which has introduced various tough measures to control the coronavirus outbreak.

The Hamburg frigate departs from Germany's Wilhelmshaven on a five-month mission to enforce a UN arms embargo.

Black Lives Matter, Palestinian and other activists express solidarity with Kashmiris ahead of revocation anniversary.

After the group was chased out of Yazidi areas in 2015, little has been done to heal the wounds of the minority group.

President Gotabaya Rajapaksa looks to expand power in parliamentary polls amid COVID-19 and looming economic crisis.

Government says measure introduced to curb 'dissemination of messages inciting hate and division' in the country.

Why the Iranian capital has become one of the world's most unaffordable cities to live in.

Indian city partially flooded, disrupting rail, road traffic, shutting offices as more rain expected over comings days.

Afghan forces say they have retaken prison after at least 29 were killed in hours-long battle following ISIL-claimed attack on the facility.

The Nicaraguan government is using the pandemic as a weapon against dissidents.

Longtime leader Alexander Lukashenko seeks a sixth term after barring his main rivals from running.