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Some countries are taking additional steps to protect the public's health during the sweltering summer of 2023.

Residents across the globe grapple with scorching temperatures, deadly wildfires and health warnings.

Three days of protests, called by veteran opposition figure Raila Odinga against tax hikes, begin on Wednesday.

Plummeting temperatures and an extended winter kill almost half a million livestock, causing a humanitarian crisis.

Singaporeans enjoy visa-free entry to 192 destinations, more than travellers of any other country, according to index.

Thousands of opposition activists march in Dhaka and other cities asking PM Sheikh Hasina to quit before national polls.

Mutiara Mulia orphanage is part of a trend of charitable groups using the popular video-sharing app to attract funding.

Prime ministerial candidate Pita Limjaroenrat's suspension from parliament should not affect nomination, party says.

US Private 2nd Class Travis King is reported to have willingly entered North Korea from the border village of Panmunjom.

Unions claim in labour board complaint that studio infringed on freedom to picket and endangered members.

A leading figure in 1990s US rap, Tupac Shakur was killed in a drive-by shooting in 1996 and the case remains unsolved.

These are the main developments as the Russian invasion of Ukraine enters its 511th day.

Margaret Atwood, Jonathan Franzen and James Patterson among signatories of Authors Guild-organised letter.

Syrian state media said missiles were fired from the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights and most shot down by air defences.

The trooper's email raises concerns about heavy-handed tactics used to keep migrants from crossing the US-Mexico border.

Ukraine air defence systems in the Odesa region and the capital Kyiv were reported to be repelling Russian air attacks.

Two ballistic missiles fired towards North Korea's eastern sea as US nuclear-armed submarine docks in South Korea.

Charges are first levied against those accused of using political system to overturn ex-President Trump's election loss.

Measure is the latest backlash against Israel's critics in the US, as Israeli President Herzog visits the White House.

President Dina Boluarte has faced criticism for her government's heavy-handed response to anti-government protests.

Former Dutch, Man United and Ajax goalkeeper says he hopes to go home 'next week.'

Putin's arrest would undermine South African-led mission to end war in Ukraine, President Ramaphosa says.

Turkey's President Erdogan says he is hopeful agreement to facilitate Ukrainian grain exports can be revived.

Red alerts issued around Europe as UN weather agency says heatwave in northern hemisphere set to intensify.

The baby was travelling with her parents onboard a boat that left Algeria in March and sank off Spain's Balearic Islands

Former President Ricardo Martinelli denies wrongdoing in the case, which involves the purchase of Panamanian media.

Colombian authorities say about 20 people remain missing after mudslides sweep through central Colombia.

Egypt's powerful musicians syndicate argues US artist's concert would 'go against our traditions'.

Employees are demanding salaries be increased as Egypt struggles with a dire economic crisis and high inflation.

'Heatwaves are one of the most deadly natural hazards,' climate scientist says as high temps scorch US, Asia and Europe.

Patrick Zaki previously spent 22 months in pre-trial detention after writing article about plight of Egypt's Christians.

Hugo Carvajal, who is wanted on drug trafficking charges in the US, was arrested in September 2021 in Madrid.

The International Commission of Jurists says that President Saied is shutting down space for free speech online.

Tehreek-e-Jihad Pakistan claims responsibility for attack targeting a truck carrying paramilitary troops.

Saadieh tells Al Jazeera about the ups and downs she's faced on her way to officiating in the 2023 Women's World Cup.

Former US president says he was told to report to grand jury, 'which almost always means an Arrest and Indictment'.

Agreement reached after DRC signs a 25-year contract with a UAE firm over export rights for artisanally mined ores.

Nelson Mandela was a giant of the 20th century who inspired and guided a nation out of racially segregated South Africa.

Dozens of rights organisations renew calls for justice for Al Jazeera journalist who was killed by Israeli forces.

Woman's 28-month sentence is reduced and suspended after she admitted taking pills beyond the legal limit.

The removal in May has triggered skyrocketing fuel prices in Africa's largest oil producer.

The latest round of anti-government protests in Kenya has been scheduled after tax hikes add to soaring cost of living.

Court's probe into thousands of killings in 'war on drugs' will continue despite Philippines' attempt to block it.

In Stonewall's hands, Pride is no longer a political protest but a corporate party for 'gender identity'.

Russia cautions against shipments without its 'security guarantees', having quit the wartime deal on Monday.

INDIA stands for 'Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance', says a leader after two-day meeting in Bengaluru.

Periodic visits by US nuclear ballistic missile-capable submarines were one of several agreements reached in April.

The controversial bill labelled as inhumane by politicians, lawyers and civil rights groups is set to become law.

Netanyahu has been back in power since the start of the year amid criticism of Israeli government policy.

UN Command says it believes the person is in North Korean custody after crossing the border without approval.