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Al-Hashemi was attacked by unknown gunmen near his home in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.

FM Cavusoglu says Ankara will not be held hostage by Greece and Cyprus and called on EU to be an 'honest broker'.

Artisans in Sagyin have carved out a living from marble for generations but some fear the dust that cloaks the village.

Protesters screamed and scattered as the car approached, 24-year-old Summer Taylor was killed, Diaz Love injured.

Chicago has seen rampant gang violence for years while its police force has faced accusations of corruption.

UK rejects allegations of 'gross interference' over response to China's imposition of new security law in Hong Kong.

Book's cover reads, 'Today, Donald is much as he was at three years old: incapable of growing, learning, or evolving.'

Justices earlier invoked fears of bribery and chaos if electors could cast their ballots regardless of the popular vote.

WHO has long maintained COVID-19 is spread via larger respiratory droplets and dismissed possibility of aerosol route.

Maxwell faces up to 35 years in jail for allegedly grooming underage girls for Epstein to sexually abuse.

Cases are rocketing in most of the US as the original hot spot, New York, sees lowest hospitalisations since March 18.

With international flights still suspended, many who depend on tourism are worried about how they will survive.

Athletes using sport as platform to highlight societal issues is not new, but backlash, hostility continues to be loud.

Trump wrongly accused Wallace of perpetrating a 'hoax' in the wake of incident involving a noose in a garage stall.

Emilio Lozoya, who is wanted in Mexico on charges including bribery and money laundering, has agreed to be extradited.

With a population of about 2.8 million people, Qatar has one of the world's highest per capita rates of infection.

Border between New South Wales and Victoria shut down indefinitely as COVID-19 cases soar.

For Japan, it is the worst natural disaster since a typhoon stuck last October.

Historians at the University of Chicago and teachers in Afghanistan are working to save artefacts.

Xu Zhangrun, who wrote articles critical of the government, taken from Beijing home by policemen, his friends say.

President Uhuru Kenyatta says international flights to resume on August 1 and restrictions to be lifted in main cities.

The UK's renowned arts and cultural institutions receive a lifeline after some warned they might not be able to reopen.

In Ghana, a country where I am judged by my personality, not my skin, I thought I was safe from racists. I was wrong.

How an attack on a small tribe in western India brought attention to a people whose rights had long been denied.

Beijing says both sides taking effective measures to ease border tensions after skirmish that killed 20 Indian troops.

Svetlana Prokopyeva avoids a six-year jail term over a radio discussion as a court lets her off with a $6,970 fine.

Warning comes a day after Beijing rebuked Ottawa for suspending extradition treaty with Hong Kong over security law.

People in the northeast state were forced to grow vegetables after supply lines were cut during nationwide lockdown.

Captain of Lebanese cargo ship carrying 52 migrants rescued in the Mediterranean says food and water are running out.

Some 300 unmanned aerial vehicles used to showcase motivational and awareness messages amid COVID-19 battle.

Al Jazeera takes a look at an intricate farming operation within Stockholm’s city walls.

Philippine president signed bill into law on Friday after pushing it through Congress during the coronavirus lockdown.

Morricone worked with the most renowned directors during a career that earned him an Oscar for lifetime achievement.

Aerial assault comes after rockets were fired towards Israel from the besieged enclave, Israeli army says.

With 60 percent of votes counted, opposition candidate Luis Abinader claims win in presidential poll held amid pandemic.

Colombia is reporting a surge in COVID-19 cases and deaths along its Caribbean coast.

Meeting comes after tens of thousands join protests over deteriorating security and economic situation in the country.

Thousands of rescue workers search through the wreckage of houses to look for survivors as nearly 40 are feared dead.

Health officials issue alert forbidding hunting, eating of animals that could carry disease caused by deadly bacteria.

First female governor of Japan's capital is seen as possible future candidate for prime minister.

Australia's two most populous states to close border for first time in a century after spike in coronavirus in Victoria.

Many elderly people are thought to have lost their lives after torrential rain lashed southern island of Kyushu.

Ocean Viking allowed to dock in Sicily on Monday after being stranded at sea with 180 people rescued in late June.

Right-wing parties dominate polls held amid fears of coronavirus outbreak that capped turnout at record low 46 percent.

Iranian health authorities announce 163 new deaths due to the COVID-19 as the number of fatalities rises to 11,571.

Republican Party officials had moved the event from North Carolina after a dispute over required coronavirus measures.

Election held amid rising coronavirus infections and a sharp economic downturn due to the pandemic.

Iranian officials say incident could slow down the country's development and production of advanced centrifuges.

Tehran triggers dispute mechanism, saying European powers are not keeping up their part of the agreement.

Turkey's state news agency says air raids against al-Watiya was carried out by 'unidentified planes' with no casualties.