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More than 300 of the peacekeepers in MINUSMA have also been killed since the start of the Mali mission in 2013.

British media reports the deal is worth 25 million pounds ($31.5m) annually.

The agreement is a significant success for President Gustavo Petro's agenda of 'total peace' after previous setbacks.

Carlos Alcaraz had levelled the contest when disaster struck as he limped to his bench holding his right leg.

The strategy shift from Disney, which some analysts say is 'desperate', comes as rivalry with JioCinema heats up.

US secretary of state is expected to meet top Chinese officials, US media outlets say, on visit delayed since February.

More than a million people, mainly Uighurs and Muslim minorities, are detained in camps in China's Xinjiang region.

China's ambassador accused Seoul of tilting excessively towards the US in a meeting with S Korea's opposition leader.

A Turkish citizen is charged in Sweden for gun crimes and raising money for the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK).

Ibrahim Mukhayer speaks to Al Jazeera about the allegations against the RSF and what would it take for the war to end.

South Sudan's Upper Nile State has recently become an epicentre of violence mainly orchestrated by militias.

Erkan becomes the first woman to lead the central bank after her appointment by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

The suspect now faces 54 separate charges in South Africa relating to fraud and immigration offences, up from five.

Russia reports a drone attack in its southwestern city which partially borders Ukraine.

Most of my colleagues appear determined to protect a version of our national history shaped by white supremacy.

Twenty-nine-year-old Biadsa was killed as he arrived at the Rantis checkpoint in occupied West Bank.

Appointment seen as another indication that Erdogan may abandon policies that are widely branded as 'unorthodox'.

Al Jazeera interviews social scientist Nando Sigona on migration trends.

Announcement by mediators says the ceasefire will begin at 6am local time (04:00 GMT).

The US border-industrial complex has joined the AI game.

The UN agency's suspension of food aid to Ethiopia comes a day after USAID took similar action.

The president visits victims as investigators seek to unravel the motive of the Syrian suspect after the park attack.

Abbas will pay a state visit to China following's XI's pledge to work for a solution to the Palestinian issue.

Canada is battling its most devastating wildfire season on record, with ripple effects reaching as far as Norway.

Pakistan hopes budget will help unlock more than $2.5bn left in $6.5bn IMF bailout programme expiring this month.

The accord will change how asylum seekers are processed at the bloc's borders and how they are relocated across Europe.

Climbers say several of the 17 people killed or missing and presumed dead this season could have avoided the disaster.

Those in occupied areas are reportedly trapped in floodwaters as Ukrainians in Kyiv-controlled Kherson receive help.

For Mark Dollar, strike action against UK National Highways is not about the last 12 months, but the last 12 years.

Move comes days after US regulators announced 13 civil charges against Binance and its CEO Changpeng Zhao.

Inter's Instagram account quintupled since the World Cup champion revealed he will join the Major League Soccer club.

Tens of thousands of refugees protest in Bangladesh camps, asking for repatriation to Myanmar after food ration slashed.

The new indictments don't bar Trump from contesting but he will be bruised, battered and focused on staying out of jail.

Climate change, habitat loss, and pollution are having a dire impact on insect biodiversity.

UN chief Antonio Guterres said he was 'shocked' by request last month reportedly to replace special envoy to Sudan.

Southeast Asian country's booming cannabis industry is under a cloud as politicians reconsider decriminalisation.

Republicans mostly react with fury to Trump's claim that he will be charged over the handling of classified documents.

Trump indictment remains sealed, but he is believed to be charged in relation to mishandling of classified documents.

US and Cuban officials dismissed a Wall Street Journal report about a surveillance base to be built in the Caribbean.

US-based Institute for the Study of War says Ukraine counteroffensive unlikely to unfold as 'single grand operation'.

As the war enters it 471st day, these are the main developments.

Officials are refusing to clarify what activities are legal, reflecting era of uncertainty under national security law.

Malaysian prime minister tells Al Jazeera he is committed to reform, and fighting corruption in Southeast Asian nation.

The vice president met with regional leaders in the Bahamas to discuss gun crimes, climate change and Haiti's crisis.

Off-duty police officer says he did not know where shots were fired from during 2018 attack that killed 17 people.

US pledges to send more help to Canada as wildfires prompt air quality warnings across large section of North America.

The legislative elections are the first since President Embalo dissolved parliament more than a year ago.

Coastline to remain off limits with a ban on swimming, snorkelling and other water sports activities until Sunday.

Ministers seek solutions to rising numbers of refugees and migrants heading to Europe.