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The Nigerian scientist who diagnosed the first recent mpox case discusses whether the health emergency is really over.

Torrential rainfall triggered landslides and temporary power cuts in 13 towns and cities overnight.

Rise in hunger 'stalled' globally in 2022, but remains elevated in some parts of the world.

Fans say Jabeur's journey to the top, her warmth towards opponents and gleaming smile set her apart from the rest.

A resistance fighter in embattled Jenin talks to Al Jazeera about his unwavering dedication to fight occupation.

Physical violence isn't the only way Israel tries to deny Palestinian existence. Museums are tools of terror, too.

The children, aged one through 13, have recovered physically and will remain under Colombia's child protection services.

Ukrainian president says monitoring security situation in Belarus where Wagner fighters are training Belarusian troops.

Vadim Konoshchenok accused of multiple crimes for smuggling of US-made semiconductors and ammunition to Russia.

US defence official said Washington considering options amid growing aggression by Russian planes in skies over Syria.

As the conflict enters its 507th day, these are the main developments.

Prosecutors have charged architect Rex Heuermann with murder in three of the 11 unsolved deaths on Long Island.

Seventeen parties registered for election alongside PM Hun Sen's party, but the vote is almost impossible for him lose.

Electoral officials have ruled Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has been violating equity and neutrality rules with attacks.

A judge had previously blocked officials from engaging with the companies, in a case over misinformation and censorship.

The move comes as the Democratic administration pushes forward with a campaign promise to offer student debt relief.

The public prosecutor's office is investigating the party of a progressive presidential candidate ahead of run-off vote.

Indonesia hosts southeast Asian regional forum with China, Russia and the US attending, too.

US says commitment to security of South Korea and Japan is backed by 'full range of capabilities, including nuclear'.

The figure recorded in the first six months of 2023 is likely to be an underestimate, the UNICEF says.

Serbian superstar and Spanish phenomenon beat opponents to deliver final highly anticipated by tennis fans worldwide.

Democrats say legislation, which is all but assured to fail in the US Senate, is 'an ode to bigotry and ignorance'.

President says he 'cannot accept anarchy' as opposition calls for three more days of rallies starting on Wednesday.

If the West is still serious about Kosovo's sovereignty and the security of the region, it ought to act like it.

Lawsuit says Shein has grown rich by repeated copyright infringements in a 'continuous pattern of racketeering'.

Drescher says move is about all labour, not just entertainment industry as 160,000 actors join writers on strike.

About 70 refugees, including women and children, are stuck in a ten-metre buffer zone they call 'point zero'.

Tunisia has a complex history with Black refugees and migrants, as well as its own native Black population.

French defender, 28, breaks down in tears after he is found not guilty of one count of rape and one of attempted rape.

Tens of millions of people under heat warnings as high temperatures illustrate perils of warming climate.

Firefighter dies battling blaze in British Columbia, union says, as more than 900 fires are still burning across Canada.

Country endured 28 mass killings - a total of 140 victims - amid uptick in gun violence and calls for stricter laws.

The Belarusian defence ministry says the Russian mercenary group is working with its troops near the town of Asipovichy.

Peace Now said that Israel has approved the construction of almost 13,000 housing units in illegal settlements.

Museveni says DR Congo's Joseph Kabila gave ISIL-aligned ADF 'free tenancy' in North Kivu and Ituri.

The Kenyan president is facing the consequences of confusing a parliamentary majority for popular legitimacy.

New York-based rights group reports six attacks in the Gao region and two in Menaka between January and June.

After his party's severe losses in local polls, Spain's prime minister brought forward the national vote by four months.

The military was deployed to four South African provinces, including KwaZulu-Natal where former President Zuma is from.

Indian leader also awarded the French government's highest honour in a visit marked by high-profile defence deals.

Bill decried by Russia's transgender community will now head to the upper chamber before being signed by Putin.

Sall's decision to not run for office in 2024 has calmed Senegal but raised questions about his successor and democracy.

The Chandrayaan-3 mission is designed to deploy a lander and rover near the moon's south pole around August 23.

It is the first such strike since 1960 when actor - and future US president - Ronald Reagan led the protests.

The revered director has said How Do You Live will be his last film, but there has been virtually no publicity.

Ong Beng Seng's company says the billionaire is cooperating with authorities in rare high-profile investigation.

Job Tawengwa has lived on the road for about 25 years in his job defusing unexploded ordnances.

Fans at a purpose-built stadium in Texas treated to the familiar sight of big sixes and non-stop action.

Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare says China's police will add to support provided by Australia and New Zealand.

Syria says UN aid deliveries would have to be 'in full cooperation and coordination with the Syrian Government'.