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Right-wing nationalist secures victory over incumbent Mustafa Akinci at runoff vote.

Vote follows a year of political turmoil in the Andean nation following the resignation of former President Evo Morales.

Senior police official said officers reserve right to use firearms on demonstrators against President Lukashenko.

Trump's barbs at Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer, the target of a kidnapping plot, prompted chants of 'lock her up'.

Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero confronted Sian Massey-Ellis over her decision to award a throw-in.

What for many was a temporary break from the office to stop the spread of COVID-19 has become a new way of life.

Chief Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat's health worsens 10 days after first announcing he contracted coronavirus.

Hundreds on Bangkok streets defying ban on protests against Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha and the powerful monarchy.

Citizens and residents allowed to perform daily prayers at the Grand Mosque in Mecca for the first time in seven months.

Several people left injured after the latest unrest during more than a year of protests in Haiti.

More than 100 people wounded in a powerful car bomb in Ghor province, interior ministry said.

House of presidential candidate N'Guessan burned down, several injured in Bongounou.

Claim comes after both sides accused each other of violating new Nagorno-Karabakh ceasefire hours after came into effect

A women-run solar station near the front line in Abs is empowering its owners and improving life in their community.

From a large Chassidic family to the foster care system, I learned to embrace the people unwelcome at others' tables.

Almost 5.5 million registered for the election expected to be tight race between Conde, opposition leader Diallo.

The presidential vote pits the incumbent Mustafa Akinci against the right-wing Turkish nationalist Ersin Tatar.

Landslide in Quang Tri province comes days after another mudslide killed 13, mostly soldiers, in neighbouring region.

Israel to send delegates to Bahrain on Sunday to formalise nascent ties following US-brokered normalisation deal.

A 13-year conventional arms embargo on Iran has ended, but the implications for Iran and the region remain uncertain.

Indigenous fishers in Canada are asserting their right to fish for a 'moderate livelihood' outside the regulated season.

New truce agreement came a week after Russia-brokered deal failed to stop the worst fighting in the region in decades.

People across the United States wait hours in early voting before the November 3 presidential election.

Protesters mark first anniversary of a non-sectarian protest movement that has rocked the political elite.

Donald Trump called Ben Sasse, a conservative from Nebraska, the 'least effective of our 53 Republican Senators'.

The government is considering releasing contaminated water into the Pacific Ocean.

In the Bosnian town of Višegrad, the local authorities are trying hard to whitewash genocidal crimes through tourism.

Former president has been indicted by the ICC for war crimes, genocide and crimes against humanity.

Women's rights groups have raised concerns that Amy Coney Barrett will restrict abortion access in the United States.

President Erdogan said the estimated reserves in a gas field off its Black Sea coast reached 405 billion cubic metres.

Khadija Shahnazarli's mother and 16-month-old sister were buried in the same grave, next to her father.

World Health Organization says a 44 percent rise in European cases in a week is 'very concerning'.

Joe Biden campaigned in the midwestern US state on Friday, and Donald Trump will hold a rally there on Saturday evening.

After months of unrest and divisive politics, voters in Guinea set to cast ballots to elect country's next president.

Tired of police harrassment and brutality, Nigerian women have been at the heart of nationwide protests.

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

The Iranian authorities warn of falling adherence to health protocols amid COVID-19 fatigue and economic woes.

The US and Israel vehemently oppose the end of the arms embargo and have repeatedly tried to stop it.

Hundreds of Hashd demonstrators swept past a security detail and stormed the offices of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.

Armenia rejects claims it was behind the attack that prompted Azerbaijan president to vow 'revenge'.

Among the detainees are four relatives of the suspect arrested in the immediate aftermath of the attack.

Protesters demand the removal of PM Prayuth Chan-ocha who first took power in a 2014 coup.

Ardern's opponent Collins concedes defeat after trailing with a quarter of the votes to be counted.

More than 1,000 people released following prisoner exchange between government and Houthi fighters.

The CNRP has been outlawed, its leaders jailed and exiled, functionaries targeted, but it continues to survive.

Armenian defence ministry denies launching missile attack, accuses Baku of shelling areas inside Nagorno-Karabakh.

Canadian PM defiant after China's ambassador to Ottawa, Cong Peiwu, warned against the granting asylum to HK activists.

Human rights advocates condemn as cruel the treatment of jailed activist Reina Mae Nasino as she lays to rest her baby.

The trip from October 17-20 seeks to bolster recent US-brokered normalisation deals between the three countries.

Voting could see PM Ardern strengthen her government or face more challenges from Judith Collins and the conservatives.