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Followers of the far-right conspiracy theory will likely migrate to other groups and their offshoots, experts say.

Retired Army General Austin on track for Senate confirmation with waiver of civilian rule.

Salameh said he would face questioning in Switzerland as part of a money-laundering probe, a source tells Al Jazeera.

Dr Anthony Fauci says new US administration is also seeking to increase production of coronavirus vaccines.

Bitcoin tumbles as much as 11.3 percent on Thursday, sliding below $31,000.

The coronavirus has killed about 212,000 people in Brazil and wreaked havoc on what was an already-shaky economy.

Facebook suspended the accounts of former President Donald Trump following the US Capitol siege by his supporters.

The new US president unveiled a strategy to deal with the virus but warns it will take time to end the pandemic.

Angelo Caloia becomes the highest-ranking Vatican official to be convicted of a financial crime.

Trump's sanctions legacy could box in newly minted US President Joe Biden on key foreign policy issues.

Mass graves have been found Tarhuna, a town 80km southeast of Tripoli formerly controlled by a militia.

Presidential spokesman said state of emergency will allow 'arrests without going through national prosecutors'.

The kingdom said the four-time delay was needed to validate data collected from 33,000 households during the pandemic.

More than a trillion euros in stimulus is on its way to jolt life into a eurozone battered by the coronavirus crisis.

Joe Biden's team will include Obama veterans, longtime aides and allies, as well as women and people of colour.

House speaker says Democrats plan to go ahead with a trial of the former president for inciting the US Capitol riot.

Pakistan FM tells Al Jazeera the country has hopes for greater engagement with the Biden administration.

World football's governing body says players risk being banned from the World Cup and other tournaments if involved.

Meanwhile, a top health official has announced plans for a roll-out of vaccinations in the crisis-hit country.

As president, Trump, who owns hotels, golf courses and casinos, resisted policies to slow the surge in COVID-19 cases.

It will take much more than urging people to welcome opposing views to bridge the political divide in the United States.

On his first day as US president, Biden signs several executive orders reversing many of his predecessor's policies.

Some nine million adults in the UK are diving deeper into debt, a trend that is also exacerbating income inequality.

EU foreign policy chief welcomes Turkish foreign minister to Brussels for talks aimed at improving ties.

Some 5.1 million Americans are continuing to receive state jobless benefits, down from 5.2 million in the previous week.

We look at Inauguration Day in a locked-down Washington, DC with thousands of troops securing the US capital.

No immediate reports of damage and a tsunami warning was not issued after magnitude seven earthquake.

'Careless handling of electric heating devices' termed the preliminary cause of the tragedy by authorities.

President Joe Biden hopes to up vaccine doses to 100 million in his first 100 days, though some say he should do more.

Activists say many arrests made 'arbitrary' including of people who were taken from inside their homes.

The unnamed penitent asked the priest to return 208 coins to the Paestum archaeological park near Naples.

Aramco excludes emissions from its refineries and petrochemical plants in its carbon disclosures, Bloomberg Green found.

Berlin ready to work with Washington on issues such as the COVID pandemic, climate change and security, Merkel says.

Palestinian advocacy group says Maher Saasa received COVID jab a day before his death but cause of death still unknown.

Doug Emhoff joins his wife, Vice President Kamala Harris, in breaking stereotypes.

With just more than six months to go until the postponed Games, doubts have grown over the event.

How a new generation of global drug lords emerged at the end of the 1970s, in want of both money and power.

Live entertainment in hotels and restaurants also halted until further notice as infections surge.

Hungary moves to secure doses of UK and Russian-made vaccines despite lack of green light from EU's medicines regulator.

Beijing welcomes the US rejoining the World Health Organization and the Paris climate accord.

India's move draws praise from neighbours as it pushes back against China's dominating presence in the region.

Biden's chief medical adviser said US will be part of the COVAX which aims to deliver vaccines to poor countries.

‘Old school’ Republicans are not sure if they recognise their party any more.

Fire breaks out at Serum Institute of India, local media say, adding that production of COVID vaccine was not affected.

London has not granted the EU's Joao Vale de Almeida the full diplomatic status that is given to other ambassadors.

Khumariyaan's distinctive sound reinvigorates a rich and varied music genre, with special focus on the rubab instrument.

US Senator Bernie Sanders' casual appearance ignites the internet during President Joe Biden's inauguration.

The opposition leader has been under de facto house arrest in Kampala since Friday.

America’s political and cultural leaders seem to have learned very little from the last four years.

Members of an Indian tribe have been caught in the middle of a decades-long conflict between Maoists and the police.