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Annual inflation soared to a record 212.29 percent last month on surging food and transport prices.

Dimming prospects for a new stimulus package before the United States election continue to weigh on stocks.

In wide-ranging interview with Indian journalist, Imran Khan's security adviser says Kashmir must be on agenda.

Pop star-turned-politician says the security forces took away documents and other 'valuable' items.

Business owners of colour were hit hard by looting, but many are rebuilding in a way that strengthens their communities.

Whether to take a commemorative photo is just one of the tricky protocol issues surrounding the maritime borders talks.

Amy Coney Barrett was composed during her first day of questioning, but sidestepped how she would rule on key cases.

Despite their small numbers, Muslim Americans' concentration in key US states could swing the presidential election.

Turkish leader says countries will get 'response they deserve' amid growing anger over Ankara's new research mission.

Golden Dawn leader among members and sympathisers of fascist party handed jail sentences following landmark trial.

More than 2,000 Israeli settlement units have been approved for construction in occupied West Bank.

Sadyr Zhaparov, who was formerly imprisoned on kidnapping charges, appointed following protests.

It says emergency response reaching 111 developing countries to secure access and distribution of a safe vaccine.

Official says 30,000 forced to leave homes in Helmand province as clashes between Taliban and security forces continue.

Emery Mwazulu Diyabanza and two others convicted of attempted theft after trying to seize a Chadian funeral staff.

Demonstration is the latest in three months as protesters challenge establishment forces in the army and palace.

Azeri leader says Armenia would face a 'severe outcome' if it targets strategic pipelines in Nagorno-Karabakh.

Chinese president promises to strengthen property rights, protect entrepreneurs, while semi-autonomous Hong Kong watches on.

Countries across Europe impose new restrictions as hopes for vaccines to rapidly provide relief dealt another blow.

Lender predicts India's economy will shrink by 10.3 percent this year as the country struggles with coronavirus impact.

An unorthodox union and an unregulated transport system leave many Nigerian bus drivers vulnerable to poverty and abuse.

While the trade-reliant economy is showing signs of recovery, sluggish overseas demand suggests a weak rebound.

Hezbollah, Amal criticise delegation representing Lebanon at the talks being held at Lebanese border town of Naqoura.

Activists worry as false reports call SWAT teams to people's homes.

At least eight people, including an infant, killed as rains and floods break a 20-year record in Hyderabad city.

Chinese president calls for speedier upgrade of military equipment as he urges soldiers to "focus on war preparedness".

Environmentalists say the US maker of consumer goods, including toilet paper, must do more to protect forests.

The delay in meetings follows the opposition leader's claim that he has enough support to become prime minister.

New research finds corals on vast Australian reef increasingly unable to recover from heat-caused bleaching.

China reportedly says it cannot commit to longer-term debt cuts, as poorer nations struggle to fund virus measures.

A year after India scrapped Kashmir's special status, anger and apprehensions in Ladakh over their future.

Relations between Canada and China have deteriorated since 2018 when a top Huawei executive was arrested in Vancouver.

Demonstrators show unprecedented open dissent towards monarchy as pro-democracy activists plan another rally.

Administration proposes sale of more sophisticated weaponry to the self-ruled island as China ratchets up pressure.

Social media giant takes action against network of accounts which broke rules on spam and platform manipulation.

Justices put on hold ruling that ordered the once-in-a-decade population count to continue until October 31.

US Justice Department says former aide failed to submit a draft of book about the first lady for government review.

Jitters about in-person shopping and a later Prime Day this year could pull the whole holiday shopping season forward.

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

Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh says it will be disastrous for his people and the world US president is re-elected.

All three major stock indexes closed in the red, reflecting uncertainty about COVID-19 vaccines and US stimulus plans.

Youth-led protests have been demanding immediate political action on sexual gender-based violence in Namibia.

Mehbooba Mufti, 61, was detained following the government's revocation of the region's autonomy in August 2019.

China, Russia and Cuba win seats as analysts question whether human rights violators should be elected to the council.

President Donald Trump and his supporters are lobbing critiques and insults at Joe Biden's running mate.

The US pharmaceutical company announces it is pausing enrolment in its trial 'out of an abundance of caution'.

Republican Utah senator calls on all politicians to tone down 'rabid attacks' ahead of the 2020 US elections.

China National Biotec Group Co is in talks with officials about giving students headed abroad its experimental vaccines.

Abdulla Hamdok fired Saleh Ammar, a member of the Beni Amr tribe, following weeks of clashes with the rival Beja tribe.

Protesters continue to call for reform across entire police system following allegations of police brutality.