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As the war enters its 585th day, these are the main developments.

A year on from the Kanjuruhan stadium disaster, in which 135 people died, could such a tragedy happen again?

Incumbent Ibrahim Mohamed Solih concedes defeat shortly before midnight after Muizzu wins 54 percent of the vote.

Video from Sea-Watch International shows Libyan coastguards crashing into a dinghy with dozens of migrants on board.

Measure will see US government funded until mid-November, but Ukrainian aid dropped as hard right Republicans dig in.

Rainfall deficit could impact crops such as rice and sugar pushing food inflation amid soaring global food prices.

The closure of all but critical government services would start on Sunday after midnight (04:00 GMT).

If the EU really wants to address the 'migration crisis', it needs to rethink how it trades with the rest of the world.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan says exodus amounts to 'ethnic cleansing', a claim Azerbaijan strongly rejects.

Torrential downpours trigger flooding, disrupting subway service as authorities declare a state of emergency.

Cricket World Cup takes place in India from October 5 to November 19 - here are the fixtures, kickoff times and venues.

Kosovo leader Albin Kurti alleges Serbian president aims to instigate a conflict with Kosovo; Vucic denies accusation.

Israeli authorities are withholding the body, prompting Ramallah residents to hold a general strike to pay tribute.

Voting begins in a closely contested election with support for Ukraine's defence against Russia's invasion a key issue.

After Rupert Murdoch's resignation, what is next for his media empire? Plus, TikTok and the Italian Mafia.

Voters in the Maldives choose their next president in a run-off election closely watched by China and India.

Raymond Ndong Sima discusses whether the coup marks the beginning of democratic rule or a new era under the same elite.

He started as a self-taught DJ in Paris, but Jeune Lio is now one of Francophone Africa's most influential music heads.

Zhongrong, one of China's largest trusts, missed payments to clients in August.

Police say whale breaching may have caused boat to flip and throw two occupants into the water off Sydney.

Orange Shirt Day aims to honour Indigenous children who were forced to attend residential schools rife with abuse.

United States urges Belgrade to stand down after deployment of Serbian tanks and artillery near Kosovo border.

Man in his 60s arrested following earlier arrest of 16-year-old for cutting down of ancient tree at UNESCO site in UK.

US Navy to begin random testing of elite unit in November, US Army special forces will implement testing at later date.

As the war enters its 584th day, these are the main developments.

The incident underscores ongoing risks for migrants and asylum seekers in border areas that criminal gangs control.

Instead of legitimate jobs, 107 men from Bangladesh became slaves in Vanuatu working under the threat of harm, death.

About quarter of the US GDP is government expenditure. A drop in that spending will have knock-on effect on the economy.

Top Democrat on House foreign policy panel calls for withholding US assistance over Cairo's human rights record.

Clashes came as a reported riot took place at a prison in southwest Iran.

A Georgia bond bailsman, Hall was accused of participating in an effort to remove and tamper with election equipment.

Kosovo's prime minister welcomed the decision, saying Serbia's attempting to destabilise its former province.

Armenia meanwhile asked the World Court to order Azerbaijan to withdraw its troops from civilian areas for UN access.

US authorities say Duane 'Keffe D' Davis 'ordered' the drive-by shooting that killed the celebrated US rapper.

It has been disputed for decades, but the region is now under Azerbaijan's control.

Al-Shabab group claimed responsibility for the attack, which came a day after a deadly car bombing in Mogadishu.

Suicide bombers attacked mosques in the provinces of Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

Allegations India linked to Canadian Sikh leader's killing 'not consistent' with New Delhi's policy, top diplomat says.

Labour strikes are taking place across North America as a labour shortage helps worker demand better pay and rights.

A suicide bomb attack targeting a religious procession in Balochistan's Mastung has killed dozens and hurt many others.

Civilian forces were central to the movement that overthrew former President Omar al-Bashir, but are now marginalised.

Union leader says 7,000 more workers will join strike as talks with US auto giants fail to make 'meaningful progress'.

On the sidelines of a conference about Iraq's future, the parliamentarian spoke to Al Jazeera about Iraq's future.

The 82-year-old opposition leader has been in jail since last April on charges of incitement against Kais Saied's rule.

Al Jazeera breaks down the wide-reaching effects of a federal government shutdown as October 1 funding deadline looms.

A self-proclaimed pickle enthusiast explores India's familial pickle-making traditions, which stretch back generations.

Sylvia Bongo Valentin has been under house arrest in the capital since her husband was overthrown in an August 30 coup.

Tributes pour in from US lawmakers after news of the death of Feinstein, the longest-serving woman in the US Senate.

French athletes are still subject to a headscarf ban as their sports federation restricts the hijab during the games.

Comments come after coastguard dismantled a Chinese buoy barrier set up on a disputed shoal that raised tensions.