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Faith Kipyegon, widely regarded as one of the greatest 1,500m runners, says she wants to venture into marathon running.

Power went off in many parts of the country on Friday, with Kenya Power attributing the loss to 'a system disturbance'.

The eighth crewed flight on Elon Musk's Dragon spacecraft has blasted off for the International Space Station.

Tokyo says fish tested in waters around nuclear plant contained no detectable levels of the radioactive isotope tritium.

Nollywood, long known for low-budget soapy romcoms, is now delivering action dramas. One star has shone the brightest.

A look at how ancient Romans coped with hot weather and how global warming has affected modern-day culture.

Somali authorities banned the platform, which young Somalis say the platforms is a source of livelihood for them.

Suspect Yan Petrovsky said to be fighter in the Wagner-associated 'Rusich' - the Sabotage Assault Reconnaissance Group.

President Ali Bongo is seeking a third seven-year term in office to extend his family's 56-year grip on power.

The Spanish squad will not play 'if the present leadership remains in charge' while the federation backs Rubiales.

The group invited six nations - Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Iran, Egypt, Ethiopia and Argentina - to join BRICS.

US and EU concerned with state of Tunisia's democracy but will ultimately retain ties, analysts say.

Critics have argued that the US has given into Iranian blackmail by agreeing to a prisoner exchange deal.

New opposition coalition emerges as doubts swirl about president's health, effectiveness, commitment to fair elections.

Museum's director Hartwig Fischer says that he did not take warning of theft from museum collection seriously enough.

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko says he told Yevgeny Prigozhin and Dmitry Utkin: 'Lads - you watch out'.

As the war enters its 549th day, these are the main developments.

Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin says air defence systems destroyed a drone in the Istra district west of Moscow.

Approximately 1,200 Australian soldiers and 560 Filipino marines took part in military exercises to storm a beach.

The weather system is responsible for spawning at least six tornadoes, downing power lines and causing fatal crashes.

Tensions remain high as voting tabulation continues in Zimbabwe's presidential race and critics question police raids.

The conservative National Unity of Peace party has filed a complaint alleging inconsistencies in the August 20 election.

Civil unrest in Libya has seen rival leaders forge alliances with rebel factions in neighbouring Chad and Sudan.

Economic frustration brings out protesters across Syria, including in areas still under the control of al-Assad.

Military government also authorised troops from neighbouring Mali and Burkina Faso to come to its defence if attacked.

Group of five nations plans to welcome six more in January.

Several courts allow US state governments to enforce restrictions, with more rulings on the horizon.

Some 80 others were injured as fans tried to enter the country's national stadium for the Indian Ocean Island Games.

Last week's fire around Alexandroupolis was Europe's worst in years.

Spanish footballer Hermoso rejects federation chief's claim she consent to the kiss at the World Cup medals ceremony.

Allegations that Moscow was behind aircraft explosion presumed to have killed Wagner boss are untrue, spokesman says.

Canadian police have arrested a suspect accused of using websites to market and sell sodium nitrite around the world.

Teacher at school in Uttar Pradesh state heard saying she wants the seven-year-old evicted because of his religion.

Former US president and 18 co-accused meet deadline to surrender at Fulton County Jail on election interference charges.

Low water levels have created a backlog of cargo vessels in one of the world's key maritime shipping passageways.

US author and entrepreneur is confidently pushing unorthodox, right-wing ideas while promoting unity in 2024 campaign.

The three big questions we're left with following the Prigozhin plane crash.

Hadid criticised the far-right minister's comments, who said Israeli rights trump Palestinian freedom of movement.

Russian president faces arrest if he travels abroad on war crimes warrant issued by the International Criminal Court.

Saudi Arabia, UAE look to balance relations between east and west, while Iran, Egypt look to benefit financially.

World body announces suspension over India's failure to hold elections after its federation chief criminally charged.

Al Jazeera speaks to Kaniela Ing, director of Green New Deal Network, about devastating Hawaii blazes and what's next.

Previous efforts to combat teen pregnancies were met with success in Rwanda, but that progress has now stagnated.

The former president will be tried over allegations he took money from late Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi in 2007.

Wagner chief's sensational demise is the latest indication that the future of Putin's flailing invasion is in jeopardy.

The Somali government believes its army will be ready for the 2024 withdrawal of AU forces, but others aren't so sure.

Left-wing Luisa Gonzalez will face off against centre-right Daniel Noboa in a campaign marred by political violence.

Citing national security, the Danish justice minister announces a bill aimed at ending the provocative stunts.

Government ministers and figures within sport demand Rubiales's resignation for his kiss on the lips of Jenni Hermoso.

As local data protection regulations reach a five-year milestone, need for more resources and an integrated approach.