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Balado was reporting on a robbery in Madrid for channel Cuatro when a man groped her on camera.

Domestic efforts to aid survivors are on despite political fractions amid international efforts.

The Ocean Explorer ran aground at about noon on Monday above the Arctic Circle in Alpefjord.

A retired nurse volunteers to return to remote Indonesian islands to help her patients during a healthcare crisis.

It took six hours for military forces and firefighters to contain the blaze, likely caused by an electric short circuit.

Beijing has proposed transforming Fujian province into a zone for integrated development with Taiwan.

The US is again attempting to draw Vietnam into superpower politics. But much of the world is wary of Washington's game.

US reaches agreement with Niger's military leaders to restart drone, crewed aircraft missions at two airbases.

Taiwanese Foreign Minister Joseph Wu says Taiwan is 'not for sale' after Musk discusses Beijing's stance on the island.

US Senator Chris Murphy calls for additional $235m to be withheld over Egypt's 'egregious human rights record'.

Taiwan suspects China is conducting drills involving the Shandong aircraft carrier but there has been no confirmation.

The Titan implosion has cast focus on autonomous, unmanned submersibles as the way to uncovering the ocean's secrets.

Kim is continuing his tour of eastern Russia after his summit with Putin at the Vostochny Cosmodrome.

Cavalcante captured after escaping from jail by crab-walking up between two walls at a prison and jumping from roof.

Mexican congressman Sergio Gutierrez said he hoped the hearing on UFOs was the first of other similar events in Mexico.

Anti-subsidy investigation is highest-profile case against China since EU probe into Chinese solar panels a decade ago.

As the war enters its 568th day, these are the main developments.

The Texas attorney general - who earned national stature for challenging US President Biden - faces charges of bribery.

Some 15 activists and community organisers have gone missing since Ferdinand Marcos Jr took power in the Philippines.

Skyrocketing inflation continues to strain Argentinian pocketbooks, fuel disenchantment with political establishment.

Prosecutors hope to send the message that Brazil has 'turned the page on the day of coups', rejecting election violence.

Half of the village of Ijjoukak are believed to have died. Survivors there are unsure how they'll pick up the pieces.

Thousands remain missing after flooding from Storm Daniel wreaks havoc in the eastern city of Derna.

At least five Palestinians killed in an explosion next to the separation fence along the Israeli frontier.

Violence at Lebanon's largest Palestinian refugee camp intensifies as ceasefire between Fatah and armed groups crumbles.

Four Indian security forces and two rebels have been killed in separate gunfights in Indian-administered Kashmir.

Earthquakes, floods, fires, storms and drought have ravaged many parts of the world on a scale not seen in decades.

US says it 'won't hesitate' to impose more sanctions on Russia and North Korea if they conclude any new arms deal.

Canadian prime minister says he has 'work to do' amid recent polls showing rising public disapproval of his leadership.

Attack comes after an Israeli air raid hit the international airport in Aleppo in northern Syria.

Washington could impose more sanctions, but analysts say penalties are unlikely to halt Moscow-Pyongyang alliance.

NATO says Romania alerted allies of drone fragments resembling Russian models on its territory 'for a third time'.

Beijing did not indicate whether Wednesday's appointment signalled any wider steps such as formal recognition.

Sudan's army says it is targeting rival RSF, but civilians are often the victims, say activists and medics.

Volker Perthes announced his resignation amid tensions with the military-controlled government over the war in Sudan.

Protesters in southwestern city have been taking to the streets to voice anger at gov't over poor economic conditions.

The supposed ban comes at a time when tensions are rising between Washington and Beijing.

Villagers use donkeys to move rubble out of the way and to get relief supplies to more difficult-to-reach spots.

India's southern Kerala state issues alerts after two people dead from the disease in the fourth outbreak since 2018.

What happened in Ukraine this past fortnight?

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy faces pressure from right-wing lawmakers over impeachment, looming government shutdown.

Two women are competing for the Mexican presidency, but neither seems that interested in upsetting the patriarchy.

Brazil and Saudi Arabia have long been economic partners, but the two are pushing to deepen trade and investment.

Two leaders sign agreements on economy, trade and tourism during meeting in Beijing.

On the 30th anniversary of the accords, Al Jazeera spoke to young Palestinians about how their lives have panned out.

Many Sri Lankans speak of a decades-old bond between the two South Asian nations - in cricket and beyond.

President-elect Bernardo Arevalo temporarily suspends government transition after electoral tribunal facilities raided.

Some Iranians say it would be an insult and discrimination to offer Ronaldo services that citizens can't access.

The European Commission chief announces policy reviews to ensure that the enlarged bloc can still function properly.

A surge in migration from Latin America to the US has led to new routes north, billed by smugglers as 'VIP' options.