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US VP Mike Pence postpones bus tour in hard-hit state as health authorities report more than 9,500 new COVID-19 cases.

Opposition alliance leader defeats incumbent Peter Mutharika to win presidency in landmark vote rerun.

The arrest highlights tensions within the ruling coalition between President Tshisekedi and allies of his predecessor.

US imposes visa bans on Chinese Communist Party officials over policies on Hong Kong.

The three states saw their highest daily infections yet as outbreak continues to surge in the south and west.

The men were killed on the Yanomami reservation in the northern Amazon region after they approached a gold miner camp.

The Malawi Human Right Commission, one of the observers, has said the election was peaceful and transparent.

Number of new cases is highest since May 30, way above daily average of 498 seen over the last seven days.

If Trump's intention is to convince his own base not to vote in November, evidence suggests he is doing a good job.

George Nader pleaded guilty to bringing a 14-year-old boy from the Czech Republic to engage in sexual activity.

Incident comes a day after warning that annexation of parts of occupied West Bank would amount to 'declaration of war'.

The prison's first cases occurred in June, climbing to over 500 in one month and more than quadrupling this week.

The United States government has warned its allies against using Huawei's 5G technology.

The $2.5bn diverted from military construction was done without Congressional approval and unlawful, the court said.

The suit alleges that police fired tear gas, rubber bullets, and pepper spray at demonstrators to disperse protests.

Legislators in the southern US state pointed to the death of Ahmaud Arbery as among the reasons for new legislation.

Visa restrictions will be imposed on Chinese leaders believed to be responsible for undermining Hong Kong's autonomy.

Hundreds of thousands of largely Muslim Rohingya have been escaping from Myanmar since 2017.

The political elite, the Central Bank and the banking sector are arguing over who has bankrupted the state.

A resurgence of coronavirus infections across the US has some governors retreating to measures they previously resisted.

US House votes 232-180 to approve long-denied rights for 711,000 residents of the US capital city in a symbolic move.

Like many events around the world, coronavirus changed the summit, hosted by Vietnam, into a virtual event.

Human rights activists in Malawi are not yet done fighting for electoral justice.

The three women say they were tortured, sexually assaulted by state agents but were held for allegedly faking ordeal.

COVID-19 has not only highlighted the flaws in the international system, but also downgraded the anniversary events.

The seven-year-old MINUSMA operating in Mali has faced an array of issues as insecurity in the Sahel grows.

Call between Mitsotakis and Erdogan focused on the consequences of coronavirus, issues relating to border reopening.

Human rights organisations say that Israeli military courts give an illusion of justice when the victims are Palestinians.

As many as 20 million Americans may have contracted coronavirus rather than 2.3 million, health officials say.

A stabbing incident is contained in central Glasgow, Scottish police confirm, saying a male suspect is shot dead.

Three people killed and top security official was hurt in attack in part of the city which typically sees little tumult.

Joint Operations Command says detentions by CTS unit after judiciary issued arrest warrant to pre-empt potential attack.

Brazil rises as a global hot spot for coronavirus, with the second-highest number of cases and fatalities after the US.

Norwegian citizen is found guilty of spying for Iran and of complicity in plot to kill Iranian Arab opposition figure.

What will the maps of Palestine and Israel look like if Israel illegally annexes the Jordan Valley on July 1?

Days without eating, shared beds and constant waiting - a torture survivor describes life as an asylum seeker in the UK.

Trump has long called Obamacare a disgrace, but Republicans have yet to propose a popular replacement for the law.

Washington will consult NATO allies on any future troop movements, US defence secretary tells Jens Stoltenberg.

National Oil Corporation rejects attempts by Russia and other countries to block oil production at Sharara oilfield.

At least five dead in separate gun battles as number of rebels killed in disputed territory this year surpasses 100.

Brazil has recorded more than 1.2 million cases of coronavirus, making it the worst-hit country in Latin America.

Ethiopia remains undeterred from filling contentious reservoir while talks with Sudan and Egypt remain deadlocked.

Baghdad condemns Turkish strikes over northern Iraq as violation of its sovereignty that led to killing of civilians.

Russian-Malian blogger braves insults and death threats to discuss topics deemed sensitive or controversial in Russia.

Malaysia, which does not recognise refugee status, has recently turned away boats and detained hundreds of Rohingya.

Pierre Nkurunziza died at the age of 55 of what the government said was 'heart failure'.

Temperatures soar across northern and western Europe with many places running around 10 to 15 degrees above average.

Deep in an Indonesian jungle, Al Jazeera's 101 East investigates allegations of fraud in palm oil deals worth billions.

Aviation minister says more than 30 percent of country's commercial pilots committed fraud to obtain licences.

When a police force was introduced in the US not so long ago, the people resisted. So why resist now its abolition?