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Dire economic conditions and a galvanised opposition could spell the end of President Nicolas Maduro's time in power.

Town council of Jasper says about 32 percent of structures in the town had been destroyed in the wildfire.

'About 182,000 people' displaced from central and eastern Khan Younis from Monday - Thursday, UN OCHA says.

Bejing's diplomacy intensifies as the US and the West help Ukraine fight Russia's invasion.

US sanctions and years of mismanagement have crippled Venezuela's oil-based economy and poses challenges for new leader.

Israeli PM seeks to mend ties with Republican presidential candidate after meetings with Biden, Harris.

In the spirit of the Olympics, it's time for all of us to come together and ditch single-use plastic in favour of reuse.

Police watchdog confirms officer is due to be interviewed after video shared online of suspect being kicked.

Bangladesh Information Minister Mohammad Arafat talks to Al Jazeera about deadly anti-quota protests and unrest.

We delve into the declining marriage rates, focusing on Asia, and analyse the contributing factors to this trend.

Police says Libyans entered country on study visas to train as security guards, but may have received military training.

Pro-Palestine activists are calling for Israel to be banned from the Olympics.

President Wickremesinghe is first candidate to register at the Election Commission as he seeks mandate from voters.

US Vice President Kamala Harris has released video of her receiving an endorsement from Barack and Michelle Obama.

The joint flight highlights growing military cooperation between the two countries, sparking concerns in the US.

We all have a duty, through organised events or individual efforts, to contribute to the broader struggle for justice.

Huge crowds came out for the final election rally by Venezuela's opposition ahead of the vote on Sunday.

New Labour government says it will not pursue questions on International Criminal Court's jurisdiction.

The UN said more than 250 people were killed in twin landslides in a remote, mountainous area of southern Ethiopia.

The 80-year-old leader's death sets the stage for a leadership race during the National Party Congress in 2026.

Tribal violence escalating with influx of mercenaries and automatic weapons into the strained island nation.

Study finds rise in numbers of people using the drug is causing large quantities to leak into the sea.

Nod from former US president and first lady Michelle Obama means Harris has won backing of all key Democrats.

France's high-speed rail network has been hit by a series of arson attacks.

While many Nigeriens have welcomed the military rulers, others question their rhetoric and approach towards governance.

The premier of Alberta in Canada fought back tears on Thursday while giving an update on a raging wildfire in Jasper.

French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal calls attacks 'acts of sabotage', says they were 'prepared and coordinated'.

As the war enters its 882nd day, these are the main developments.

The incumbent President Nicolas Maduro and main contender Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia have wrapped up their campaigns.

Authorities in BJP-governed states responded to the electoral setback by inventing novel methods to attack Muslims.

Vice President Kamala Harris insisted she would not be silent' on the suffering in Gaza.

Thirteen countries have been banned from the Olympics in the past. Which are they, and why were they barred?

Risking bullets, they stepped out of their homes to save their livelihoods. They ended up saving lives too.

In a major blow to the Sinaloa cartel, Ismael Zambada Garcia and Joaquin Guzman were detained after landing in El Paso.

Editorial staff vote to walk off the job after rejecting annual pay increase of between 3 and 4 percent.

De facto presidential nominee draws attention to Palestinians' plight as she walks fine line on divisive conflict.

Mohammad Arafat tells Al Jazeera authorities tried to 'de-escalate' tensions as UN officials urge probe into crackdown.

US presidential candidates attack each other in first major speeches since Biden dropped out of race.

Pro-Palestine protesters in Berlin staged a mini-Gaza scene, acting as victims of an Israeli attack.

Displaced Palestinians have been forced to seek shelter in a cemetery in Gaza's Khan Younis.

As President Nicolas Maduro fights for political survival in Venezuela's election, some supporters refuse to desert him.

Eight Palestinians released from Israel's Ofer Prison say they were tortured and interrogated.

Which basketball teams are playing at the Olympics, when are the games and who are the favourites? Al Jazeera explains.

Antonio Guterres urges countries to shift away from fossil fuels to tackle the climate crisis driving extreme heat.

Four survivors found after boat capsized off coast of Taiz governorate due to strong winds and overcrowding, UNHCR says.

It remains to be seen if there's political will within Fatah while Israel may try to derail the agreement, analysts say.

Hundreds of thousands evacuated as authorities warn of swelling rivers, flash floods in several provinces.

It would be helpful to clarify what the Palestinians are really being offered as part of this much-lauded solution.

Tamarri Lindo hoped to race for Canada at the Olympics. But his immigration status would be the biggest hurdle of all.

Israeli prime minister, who will also meet Harris and ex-President Trump on US visit, faces condemnation over conflict.