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Blue Origin, launching a New Shepard rocket for a seventh time, could help put astronauts back on the moon.

McConnell says US Senate to vote on scaled-down aid package next week, as Trump urges lawmakers 'Go big or go home!!!'

Eight countries have signed a pact to govern lunar exploration, including human settlements on the moon's surface.

The Norwegian parliament says it came under cyberattack in August and email accounts of many politicians were hacked.

Ads for or against legislation or policies around vaccines, including for COVID-19, would be allowed, company says.

FBI agent reveals steps that led to charges against six men over plot to kidnap Michigan’s Governor Gretchen Whitmer.

Scientists say while known incidences of reinfection appear rare, cases are worrying.

Tariff over Boeing subsidies could stoke transatlantic trade tensions ahead of US elections.

Maxwell says 'intimate, sensitive, and personal' information from testimony would imperil a fair trial.

Portugal captain has been dropped from his country's upcoming Nations League match against Sweden.

'DeFi' - shorthand for decentralised finance - is the hot label in the digital asset landscape.

Travellers from high-risk countries for COVID-19 are required to obtain a 'virus-free certificate' prior to arrival.

Political tensions run as high as West African country country gears up for October 18 presidential vote.

Divergence between rich and poor is spiking as countries struggle with collapse in tourism, remittances and oil prices.

The UN's World Food Programme says seven million people worldwide have already died from hunger this year.

The Dow and S&P 500 both open in negative territory as investors mull over another vaccine trial pause.

The Supreme Court nominee hearings enter second day as Trump campaigns in Pennsylvania and Biden goes to Florida.

President Donald Trump's choice for the Supreme Court is well-respected but viewed skeptically by Democrats.

Even though the political landscape has changed, three weeks is still a long time until election day.

Ankara has sent a research ship back to contested waters, prompting angry responses from Athens and its allies.

Sadyr Zhaparov has been named PM by parliament but has not yet been confirmed by President Jeenbekov.

Tanishq forced to pull down its ad promoting religious harmony after incessant trolling by India's right-wing forces.

The UN asks rivals to place the national interest before political ambitions in the talks set to be held in November.

How I went under cover to expose high-ranking Cypriot politicians willing to help a convicted criminal get a passport.

Move follows Al Jazeera investigation that implicated Christakis Giovanis, who is also a major real estate developer.

Rival countries had agreed to exchange prisoners and war dead, but are instead engaged in deadly clashes.

Arrest follows a weeks-long manhunt across Punjab province following the gang rape of a woman outside Lahore.

Prosecutor to propose sentences for more than 50 neo-Nazi party members found guilty of charges including murder.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi calls Washington's plan for an Indo-Pacific alliance a 'security risk'.

Many accuse Hollywood of whitewashing and wonder whether Cleopatra should be played by an actress of colour.

Indigenous people across Latin America gathered for an annual protest that marks Columbus's arrival in the Americas.

A powerful family backed one of the few parties to succeed in a disputed vote, but the country is now unravelling.

Move follows Al Jazeera investigation revealing how politicians were willing to help criminals obtain passports.

From water transmission to bleach and shoes, we look at some common coronavirus myths and how to stop their spread.

From sophisticated drones to attacks shown on digital billboards, analysts say war has taken on a 'sci-fi' effect.

World's second-worst-hit country registers 55,342 new cases, its lowest single-day tally since the middle of August.

Anwar Ibrahim rose to deputy prime minister before he was sacked in 1998 and re-emerged as a figurehead for reform.

UK finance minister has replaced a $65bn wage subsidy scheme, due to expire this month, with a less generous programme.

President Trump tells his supporters 'we are going to win four more years' as he addresses rally in Florida.

Lawsuit filed against President Moreno for alleged crimes against humanity committed during deadly protests last year.

The moral and righteous America Biden is promising to bring back never existed in the first place.

Solar power is set to overtake coal as the world's main electricity source by 2025, International Energy Agency says.

But some analysts warn that demand for Chinese protective equipment is waning, possibly hurting future export growth.

Johnson & Johnson was looking to enrol as many as 60,000 volunteers in US and around the world in its vaccine trial.

Rights groups express alarm at countries expected to secure seats on the UN's top human rights body.

Chinese power stations, steel mills and ports have been told to stop taking in Australian coal, sources tell Bloomberg.

Environmental group says World Bank invested more than $12bn in fossil fuels since 2015 Paris climate accord.

Anwar says he has necessary support as government battles public anger over resurgence of COVID-19.

Sale covers truck-based rocket launchers, long-range air-to-ground missiles, and external sensor pods for F-16 jets.

The controversial bid by 82-year-old President Alpha Conde for a third term on October 18 has sparked massive protests.