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Security officers among the dead following last week's disputed elections, state TV reports, as country remains tense.

The Basic Exchange and Cooperation Agreement will allow the US to share top-secret satellite and sensor data with India.

Political bloc that led the country for 60 years until 2018 also said that it would not back Anwar Ibrahim.

Explosion in the city's mosque which also serves as a religious school kills seven and wounds at least 109 others.

Researchers say deaths linked to COVID-19 and air pollution represent 'potentially avoidable, excess mortality'.

South Korea's economy grew by 1.9 percent in third quarter on stimulus measures, after shrinking in the previous two.

Philippine president's top science and technology official says vaccine would be available at the earliest in mid-2021.

WHO chief acknowledges 'fatigue', but says distancing, masks vital to avoid return to strict lockdowns.

Senate Republicans push aside Democratic opposition to install Barrett on top court just eight days before election.

Approval comes as Beijing says it will sanction US companies it says are involved in Washington's arms sales to Taiwan.

Sanctions have been imposed on the Iranian Ministry of Petroleum and the National Iranian Oil Company, among others.

The US has recently seen a record-breaking surge in daily and weekly averages of new coronavirus cases.

Front-line workers say they are dealing with poor job conditions and unpaid salaries, and face backlash for speaking out.

US president's son-in-law said African Americans must 'want to be successful' for Trump's policies to help them.

Lawsuit claims police used harsh measures and caused injuries. NYC Mayor de Blasio says it 'doesn't sound right'.

More than 250 rare ancient pieces from across the Middle East were to be auctioned off at Sotheby's London.

Several states across Nigeria set up judicial panels to investigate alleged cases of police brutality.

Voters will head to the polls on Wednesday to elect their president, lawmakers and local governments.

Voting advocates advise people still planning to vote by mail to drop off ballots at voting facilities instead.

Leaders of Turkey and France engage in a war of words after Macron said Islam was a religion in crisis worldwide.

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

Unambiguous detection of water on the moon could help facilitate eventual crewed missions to Mars.

The electricity shutdowns marked the fifth time this year Pacific Gas & Electric has cut power to customers.

To win re-election, the president must sweep five states seen as toss-ups and pull in a few that are leaning to Biden.

Insulting Muslims for 'abhorrent crimes of such extremists is an opportunistic abuse of freedom of speech', Zarif says.

Dunkin' Brands Group shares rocketed to an all-time high at the opening bell on Monday.

Jack Ma's fintech giant is set to raise $34.5bn through initial public offerings in Shanghai and Hong Kong.

France signals opposition to Mali's readiness to open talks with fighters linked to al-Qaeda.

Experimental COVID-19 vaccine also triggers lower adverse responses among older people, British drug maker says.

Forecasters expect the hurricane to move over the Yucatan Peninsula on Monday before heading into the Gulf of Mexico.

Politics and national crises turn Ohio into a true battleground after Trump easily won the US state in 2016.

US stock investors are increasingly concerned over Washington's stimulus deadlock and surging coronavirus infections.

Islamabad summons French ambassador in Pakistan to issue rebuke on French president's recent comments regarding Islam.

Turkey's lira sank to yet another record low on Monday as mounting geopolitical spats add to investor concerns.

Erdogan lends his support to growing calls for a boycott of French goods, widening a rift between Ankara and Paris.

Trump's Supreme Court nominee could join the court this week, as Republicans set to move ahead with confirmation vote.

Muslim leaders accuse Macron of using divisive rhetoric for political gain and alienating France's six million Muslims.

Uber, Lyft and DoorDash are fighting a law that classifies workers as employees with their own controversial proposal.

Attack targeted military training camp for Failaq al-Sham, one of the largest Turkey-backed opposition groups in Syria.

Congolese soldiers killed 27 fighters during operation to clear rebels from border region, DR Congo army says.

US secretary of state on five-day Asia trip aimed at strengthening ties amid growing Chinese influence in the region.

Putin appears less friendly towards Trump in what may be seen as an attempt to curry favour with Biden.

Dozens of protesters again clash with security forces in Baghdad, a day after anti-government protests resumed.

Leaders and groups across Muslim world join debate amid protests, while Europe stands by Macron and criticises Turkey.

US military spokesman says the strike in Wardak province killed five fighters on Sunday.

With four reported rapes a day and many more unreported, survivors and activists are challenging violence and misogyny.

The vote comes amid challenges that the US and Europe must work on, including NATO's role, Brexit and Russian influence.

A US-brokered truce came into effect on Monday but like two previous peace attempts, it is struggling to hold.

Ganja city has been hit three times in the war over Nagorno-Karabakh, killing at least 26 people including a baby girl.

Five lawyers support each other as they navigate the fast-changing, hostile world of immigration law in the US.