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While British media focuses on the pandemic's effect on young people, it ignores the most vulnerable - elderly women.

A senior official with the regional governing party says PM Abiy Ahmed has no mandate to decide appointments.

Glenn Greenwald, who broke the US spying scandal, said he was censored for an article critical of Joe Biden.

Energy investors are concerned about rising coronavirus cases, prospect of renewed lockdowns and contested US election.

African Union panel criticises ratings agencies for cutting poor nations' debt ratings during pandemic.

The parliament recommends a trial against Jeanine Anez for 'genocide' and backs criminal indictment of 11 ministers.

Academic, who is serving a 10-year sentence on spying charges, had disappeared inside Iran's prison system a week ago.

Brazil's right-wing leader also says that he will not pay for the Chinese vaccine under clinical trial in Sao Paulo.

Bushfire inquiry recommends better climate modelling, disaster co-ordination to deal with future calamities.

Man beaten to death and his body torched in northern Bangladesh after villagers accuse him of desecrating holy books.

From ‘healthy’ growth to high-tech, China has outlined its economic goals and strategies for the next five years.

Suspected rebels shoot dead three members of the Hindu nationalist party, two days after new land laws were enacted.

Women on 10 flights out of Doha were physically examined as authorities looked for the mother of an abandoned newborn.

The South Korean man was fatally shot by the North's military while adrift in the North Korean side of the Yellow Sea.

Laungi Bhuiya ignores taunts by villagers to dig a 3-km canal from nearby hills to bring water to his parched village.

Preliminary results show more than 65.2 percent in favour of allowing people with terminal illnesses to end their lives.

Conservation groups slam the Trump administration's decision to remove the grey wolf from US endangered species list.

Civil rights groups argue the president's order violates free speech rights and hurts attempts to tackle discrimination.

Analysis: The coronavirus upended the way Americans approach going to the polls, and deepened already wide differences.

With 5 days left until Election day, both campaigns are focusing on a populous swing state that appears tied

Sales of Macs and services reached all-time highs in the quarter, leading the record-setting fourth quarter.

Alphabet said in July that advertiser spending was inching back following a March plummet due to lockdowns.

Facebook's monthly active users rose to 2.74 billion, but the company warned of a tougher 2021.

Rights watchdog says 'failure to see justice done will only hamper aspirations for durable peace'.

The rebound underscores heightened market volatility days before the US presidential election.

Israeli restrictions, attacks and intimidation continue to hinder the vital olive harvest but Palestinians persevere.

The company added just one million new daily users in the third quarter, missing analysts' estimates by eight million.

The online retailer has seen its business boom as the coronavirus pandemic once again drives shoppers indoors.

Al Jazeera asks the same key questions about the presidential election to voters across the United States.

Timber harvest and road construction is now allowed for more than three million hectares of Tongass National Forest.

Marie-Claude Najm says she is waiting for the results of the probe before she makes a judgement.

Five days before the US presidential election, the Trump administration has announced a litany of new sanctions.

Several fair housing organisations accused Redfin of systematic racial discrimination in a lawsuit filed on Thursday.

The move is the latest in a line of policy decisions by the Trump administration that show support for Israel.

Layoffs are part of a global reorganisation but most of the job cuts announced on Thursday will fall on Houston, Texas.

Another attack has taken place in France as the country faces growing Muslim rage.

Malaysia's former leader Mahathir Mohamad says Muslims have a right 'to kill ... French people' after a deadly attack.

The United States records more than 500,000 cases of COVID-19 in the past week, as hospitalisations surpass 45,000.

White House notifies Congress of its intent to sell advanced fighter jets to the UAE, setting up a potential showdown.

Senegalese and Spanish navies and fishermen rescued some 60 people, International Organization for Migration says.

A knife-wielding attacker beheaded a woman and killed two other people in a suspected terrorist attack.

The Communist Party’s Central Committee also pledged to develop a robust domestic market.

Insulting cartoons published in the name of freedom of speech have generated angry protests by Muslims worldwide.

Latest attack comes amid heightened tensions between France and Muslim world over caricatures of Prophet Muhammad.

The process was like 'spitting in the face of democracy', says opposition candidate, appearing to warn of unrest.

Main US stock indexes gained on Thursday on blockbuster GDP numbers and ahead of tech giant earnings results.

Al Jazeera asks the same key questions about the presidential election to voters across the United States.

Lead investigator in Lebanon blast that killed 200 has limited probe to low- and mid-level officials, sources say.

The atmosphere in France is tense, with three killed in an attack on a church in Nice.

The former head of the opposition was dogged by claims of anti-Semitism within the party during his leadership.