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As the country celebrates half a century of liberal democracy, is the far-right creeping back in?

Disaster management agency says 115 people evacuated, more than 100 houses damaged amid prolonged torrential rain.

Congolese government, US blame Rwandan army and M23 rebel group for targeting camps where thousands are seeking refuge.

How ordinary items like toothpaste and teabags could actually be damaging our environment.

Jassim Al-Asadi has spent much of his life fighting for the survival of the Iraqi Marshes, but the battle is difficult.

In cities across India, internal refugees struggle to rebuild lives as death and devastation still haunt.

Texas, one of the most conservative US states, has implemented laws limiting the ability to protest against Israel.

Hicks, a former adviser to the ex-president, testified about how his 2016 campaign handled the Access Hollywood tape.

Polls suggest an increasing number of young Americans are siding with Palestinians and growing critical of Israel.

The deaths were recorded out of nearly 200 suspected measles cases in the state of Adamawa, official says.

Police cleared two of the Tunisian capital's irregular Black migrant camps, busing residents to an unknown location.

Henry Cuellar, a Democrat, accused of accepting bribes in exchange for advancing interests of Azerbaijan in Congress.

UK activists and human rights groups are taking action over the detention of migrants slated for deportation to Rwanda.

Anger and frustration with the suffering of the Palestinian people in Gaza have sparked university protests worldwide.

Decision removes uncertainty over Mulino's eligibility just two days before the vote in the Central American country.

Arrests in last year's killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar set to fuel more diplomatic tensions between India and Canada.

Antonio Guterres says he fears war in Gaza 'will worsen exponentially' without a truce as Israel's Rafah assault looms.

Statement released after Israeli and US officials rebuke the court for possible arrest warrants over Gaza war.

Government criticised over poor infrastructure as 210 people killed, thousands displaced and cyclone on the way.

The Yemeni group says it is expanding its attacks in response to the looming Israeli assault on Rafah in southern Gaza.

Whistleblower lawyer on Assange extradition: 'It would affect publishers, journalists, bloggers, anyone - me and you.'

Foreign Minister Baerbock says group of hackers called APT28 is steered by Russia's military intelligence service.

Marc Lamont Hill talks to Al Jazeera journalist Hind Khoudary on World Press Freedom Day about reporting from Gaza.

Students around the world are raising their voices to protest against Israel's continuing war on Gaza.

Students staging sit-in and hunger strike at the French university leave campus without incident.

Unprecedented 53-day mission aims to retrieve lunar rocks and soil from far side that never faces Earth.

China has launched a rocket that aims to retrieve samples from the far side of the moon.

Groups advocating for Palestinian prisoners say Adnan al-Barash, head of orthopaedics, died as a 'result of torture'.

The UK Home Office has lost contact with more than half the people it wants to deport, has vowed to find them.

Baraa Odeh has told her lawyer from prison that she has been repeatedly strip-searched and physically assaulted.

All Palestinian journalists covering Israel's war on Gaza have been awarded UNESCO's World Press Freedom prize.

Sanctions and a hobbled economy pull the rug out from under Iran's traditional carpet weavers.

Kenyan government orders mandatory evacuations for residents near 178 dams and water reservoirs in 33 counties.

Now thousands of miles away, I think of my patients in Gaza and wonder: Are they still alive?

A Jewish professor was filmed being violently arrested during an anti-Gaza war protest at Dartmouth College.

UN agency's chief calls award a tribute to courage of journalists facing 'difficult and dangerous' conditions in Gaza.

Torrential rains wreak havoc with toll expected to rise as search continues for dozens of people reported missing.

As the war in Gaza becomes the deadliest conflict for journalists, Al Jazeera looks at press freedom in the past year.

Company-wide memo says the newspaper is shifting its 'center of gravity in the region' to Southeast Asian hub.

Sumatran orangutan named Rakus was seen using a plant to treat a facial wound possibly sustained during a fight.

Comments met with surprise since US president has sought to deepen ties with key ally Japan, as well as India.

Farmers say recent wheat import policies have caused their financial woes.

As the war enters its 799th day, these are the main developments.

As the campaign targeting of Muslims becomes more direct and shrill, experts fear Modi's words could encourage violence.

Franchise operator cites 'challenging economic conditions' amid local reports linking closures to boycotts of Israel.

Investigation by Amnesty, Haaretz, Tempo and others finds links between official bodies and agencies from at least 2017.

Sales of the iPhone fall 10 percent amid growing competition from Chinese rivals such as Huawei.

Officials says Russians do not have access to US forces at Airbase 101 as Moscow's troops deployed to a separate hanger.

Government pledges action after tens of thousands of people rally over killings of women by their partners.

The court heard a witness testify to secret recordings of Trump, in which he appears to negotiate the Daniels payment.