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Gulf Cooperation Council has experienced rocky relations before, but none as severe as the three-year blockade on Qatar.

Duterte warning comes day after UN report that found 'near impunity' in war on drugs that has left thousands dead.

Thousands are expected at rallies that aim to highlight Australia's own poor record on Indigenous deaths in custody.

The existing fleet of Hercules planes is more than 50 years old and breakdowns have hampered some high-profile missions.

The US and China have stepped up manoeuvres around self-ruled Taiwan as bilateral ties have deteriorated.

People defied coronavirus ban to attend the vigil, marked by worries over China's new national security legislation.

Current and former Pentagon officials break with embattled US president over crackdown on Floyd protesters.

Thousands stand silent for eight minutes, 46 seconds to remember the man whose killing set off protests across the US.

Concerns over a potential second wave as health officials record 3,574 new infections in the past 24 hours.

Annual Tiananmen Square massacre vigil banned as mainland China tightens grip on territory.

Three white men have been charged in a murder case that caused a national outcry after video of the shooting leaked.

Jamil Sayyed's comments lead to outrage in a country in its seventh month of anti-establishment demonstrations.

Panel of judges rules that poll fraud complaints by opposition leader Agathon Rwasa are 'null and void'.

Turkey wants an immediate political solution to the conflict in Libya - with or without Haftar's collaboration.

Convicted German man is under investigation in case of three-year-old British girl missing since 2007.

First of several planned services to honour Floyd, an unarmed Black man killed by police, to take place in Minneapolis.

The Cold War moved to the Middle East, where the front-line states are led not by political stances but religious ones.

After meeting GNA head al-Sarraj, Turkish leader says history will judge those who caused 'bloodshed' by backing Haftar.

Government says it will relax dusk-to-dawn curfew and lift a ban on inter-regional travel after two nights of unrest.

Hassan Siddiqui and his wife employed Zohra Bibi at their home to care for their son of the same age.

The easing of restrictions follows an announcement by the US that it is banning all Chinese airlines, starting from June 16.

Waterways near Russia's Siberian city of Norilsk have been rapidly polluted by a spill of more than 20,000 tonnes of diesel fuel in recent days

While the move was praised by activists, it has not stopped the flow of Ethiopian workers deposited outside consulate.

Joe Biden cannot afford, even if he wanted to, an independent approach to US policy towards Israel.

But with a million species at risk of extinction the interlocked web of life is under threat.

Amid outrage over elephant reportedly fed pineapple filled with firecrackers, top Kerala leader flags a 'hate campaign'.

Refugees on the move again after dozens of gunmen stormed Intikane camp in attack that left at least three dead.

The announcement comes after a year-long siege by forces of eastern-based commander Khalifa Haftar.

Knesset activities cancelled, non-essential staff instructed to stay home after legislator tests positive for COVID-19.

Anel Bueno, a local legislator from western Colima state, was abducted on April 29 by an armed group.

Bill criminalises abusing the March of the Volunteers anthem with three years in prison and a fine of up to $6,450.

We investigate the housing crisis sweeping across New Zealand, leaving families struggling to cope.

A new development in one of the UK's most high-profile missing persons cases.

Thousands defy the lockdown in Argentina to protest against the killing of women.

Warning comes after 500,000 leaflets criticising Kim Jong Un's nuclear ambitions are dumped along the North's border.

How an economic blockade spurred Qatar to push for the top spot in food security in the Middle East and North Africa.

Deal being seen as part of security cooperation to balance China's growing economic and military weight in the region.

About 6,000 tonnes of diesel seeped into the ground and another 15,000 in nearby waterways, according to state media.

Three men allegedly belong to the 'boogaloo' movement, which promotes 'a coming civil war and/or collapse of society'.

Doha has successfully circumvented the three-year blockade by strengthening diverse ties with foreign allies.

Report by WSJ says Washington is concerned airspace restrictions often force Qatari planes to fly over Iran, for a fee.

Hopes of a new start shattered by the global pandemic - Al Jazeera hears from migrants stranded in Honduras.

Contentious bill adds to tension over Beijing influence in territory that is only place in China to mark 1989 crackdown.

The 'drug war' is a major policy of President Rodrigo Duterte and tens of thousands may have been killed.

Humanitarian group calls for action, saying pandemic could set in motion a vicious cycle of lost income and hunger.

Minneapolis protesters say they're disappointed charges against four officers weren't stronger, but they remain hopeful.

In searing rebuke, ex-Defense Secretary Jim Mattis says, 'Trump tries to divide Americans'.

CDC and US Army Medical Research of Chemical Defense list tear gas as common term for riot-control agents.

Youths take to street, as people struggle to make ends meet amid dusk-to-dawn curfew and ban on regional travel.