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Around 70,000 people in Turkey are believed to have a disability caused by injuries in last year's earthquakes.

EU monitors report comes as NASA launches climate satellite to survey oceans and atmosphere in never-before-seen detail.

The US says it was behind a drone strike in Iraq's capital Baghdad that killed two commanders of Kataib Hezbollah.

Relations have deteriorated as Pyongyang ramps up weapons development and Seoul bolsters ties with US, Japan.

The Southeast Asian nation is trying to recover billions of dollars investigators say were stolen from the state fund.

A US drone strike in Iraq killed a Kataib Hezbollah commander as Israeli bombing of Gaza enters fifth month.

The government temporarily suspends mobile phone services as it holds the parliamentary and provincial election.

Mali's exit from the bloc comes as citizens complain about fallout of regions sanctions imposed following the two coups.

Pakistan's struggling democracy faces serial crises - political, economic, on the security front, and of legitimacy.

As the war enters its 715th day, these are the main developments.

The January attack in Sagaing killed 17 villagers, including two children, as they attended a Sunday service.

The East Asian country is setting its sights on the global halal industry after taking film, TV and pop music by storm.

Gaza is on the brink of famine, according to the United Nations as Israelis continue to prevent aid from crossing the bo

Hosts and holders win a thrilling high-tempo clash to book a place in the final against Jordan.

Abu Baqir al-Saadi of the Iran-backed Kataib Hezbollah group has been killed in eastern Baghdad, officials say.

Defending champions Qatar battle through a fiesty match with Iran to book a place in the final against Jordan.

Advocates say growing bipartisan support for curbs to UN agency for Palestinian refugees is 'concerning' and 'reckless'.

Children's chants at an entertainment event in Rafah turned to screams when an Israeli bomb struck a car metres away.

Demonstrators are denouncing EU policies that they say could drive them out of business.

US secretary of state meets Israeli officials as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appears to reject Hamas plan.

A 15-year-old Palestinian boy has been dubbed Gaza's Newton'.

A deal for new border restrictions in exchange for foreign aid may fail, but it reveals a platform change for Democrats.

Antonio Guterres says the divisions within the UN Security Council are 'dangerous'.

Fighters reportedly surround strategic town of Sake, forcing thousands to flee closer to North Kivu's capital.

In the past week of war, Ukraine strikes a missile corvette, an airfield and an oil refinery with missiles and drones.

All three of Sudan's main internet providers are offline as the United Nations appeals for aid funds.

A look at the fear of growing up in a doomsday cult and believing that, any day now, the world may end.

The Conservative MP is best known for the financial chaos he unleashed during 38 days as chancellor of the exchequer.

The group has presented a three-stage plan that would see Israeli captives and Palestinian prisoners freed.

Rights group calls for a halt to the demolition of Muslim properties, calling it a form of extra-judicial punishment.

The legislation would tighten draft conditions as Kyiv struggles to replenish its ranks as Russian war grinds on.

A year after dreams and hopes were wiped away by disaster, Al Jazeera returns to speak to survivors about the past year.

When the cameras stop rolling and the press vests come off, how do the journalists who cover war cope?

Talks resume after one year in Malaysia to bring end to conflict that has killed more than 7,000 people since 2004.

The legislation is viewed as a threat to political opponents, media and civil society.

Israeli military snipers shot and killed three sheep in Gaza's southern city of Khan Younis.

The semifinal between the two continental giants presents a chance to extend bragging rights on and off the pitch.

As it prepares to join NATO, Sweden's long-held neutrality will soon become a principle of the past.

The 10-month conflict has created one of the world's largest displacement and protection crises', UN agencies say.

A video of a Palestinian boy drinking from a puddle in Gaza has helped to show the extent of the water crisis.

The cause of the explosions on the gas route remains a point of sharp debate between Russia, Ukraine and the West.

Little excitement in Pakistan's second-largest city as campaigning for vote, tainted by the ex-PM's imprisonment, ends.

A three-judge panel unanimously ruled that Trump enjoyed no immunity against charges he plotted to derail 2020 election.

The horrors of Israel's genocide against the Palestinians continue, even after the ICJ ordered it to stop.

In the lively wedding district, celebrations are cautiously starting up again as couples start their futures together.

Deadly early morning attacks hit Kyiv and other cities, killing at least three civilians.

Israeli air strikes have hit Rafah in Gaza, where the UN says 1.9 million displaced Palestinians are.

The attacks target election campaign offices of candidates in the restive Balochistan province.

President Aliyev widely expected to win another term after takeover of Nagorno-Karabakh breakaway enclave.

They proved that the West values swift shipping at reasonable prices much more than the lives of Palestinian children.