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Coup leader told troops at a annual parade that young people were being 'tricked' into joining resistance.

Four more workers who were on the bridge when it collapsed are still missing and presumed dead.

S&P 500 rises 0.9 percent as major players including Apple and Tesla see gains.

The Australian government is spending $2.3m to address manfluencers' like Andrew Tate.

A family statement said the four-term senator and vice presidential candidate died from complications after a fall.

The full provisional results are expected to be confirmed by the Constitutional Council in the coming days.

US signals it accepts Israel's assurances that Israeli forces have not violated international humanitarian law in Gaza.

Francesca Albanese had said there were clear indications Israel violated three acts in the UN Genocide Convention.

The media sector's challenges amplify shadow banks' toll on the US economy and mirror the 2008 housing crisis.

A fleet of police in Georgia, US - backed up by heavy machinery to bring the driver of a stolen front loader to a halt

Special Rapporteur's report details planned indiscriminate attacks on civilians.

The US is trying to force the Israeli government's collapse, says Middle East Analyst Trita Parsi.

While Biden administration has faced internal dissent over policy, only a handful of employees have resigned.

Russia attacks areas in eastern and southern Ukraine in retaliation for fatal bombardments of Russia's border regions.

Argentina's President Milei has warned his Venezuelan counterpart Maduro against actions to 'endanger' embassy workers.

Poll shows 'clear disconnect' between President Joe Biden's policies and US public, especially Democrats, analyst says.

The UN described the the levels of food waste a 'global tragedy' when more than 780 million people were going hungry.

Thousands of young people are fleeing Myanmar any way they can to avoid being conscripted into the military.

Relatives of Gaza captives locked themselves in cages and blocked roads in Tel Aviv, calling for their release

A look into how and why international laws and principles are being applied and ignored in the Israel-Gaza conflict.

'Numerous' people injured after a bus travelling from Berlin, Germany to Zurich, Switzerland drives off the A9 motorway.

My ancestors were expelled from our village 76 years ago; today my family are forced to flee once again.

The Israeli military say its forces are continuing their siege of al-Shifa Hospital.

Rights group says President Nayib Bukele has reduced gang violence by replacing it with state violence.

Kobayashi company recalls brands with 'benikoji' ingredient after kidney complaints by customers.

Starvation is getting worse in north Gaza where 31% of children under the age of 2 are suffering from acute malnutrition

Filipinos pay large sums to unofficial recruitment companies, only to find themselves at the sharp end of Polish law.

The world number one ends a hugely successful, seven-year partnership with coach Goran Ivanisevic.

Six judges write open letter accusing agency of intimidating and coercing them over 'politically consequential' cases.

We need to raise our voices and start taking precautions now.

Over five tonnes of cocaine have been seized in Colombia after two drug bust operations that involved a boat chase.

Israeli assault hit health centre in southern Lebanon; Hezbollah attacks have killed one man in Israeli border town.

Desperate people are still seeking safety in Europe via North Africa in spite of the systems being set up to stop them.

Israel's military has carried out new air attacks on Palestinians in a residential area in Rafah.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's arrest a month before national election comes under increasing global scrutiny.

Pending final approval, bill will cement Thai credentials among Asia's most liberal societies on LGBTQ issues.

The recent political chaos and gang violence can be traced back to Haiti's long history with political turmoil.

Revelations over membership of exclusively male Garrick Club raise questions of power, privilege and discrimination.

With man-made famines threatening both Sudan and Gaza, Al Jazeera breaks down how the body succumbs to starvation.

Protests erupt over tape that 'proves' government officials involved in corruption.

Curfew will remain in place for two weeks after some 150 people went on the rampage after a teenager's funeral.

Leftist opposition leader's assassination caused turmoil in wake of 2011 uprising that brought down President Ben Ali.

EU ministers hope to calm anger over foreign imports, red tape and strict environmental standards.

Ukraine, Poland and Georgia are the last three teams to qualify for the 24-team continental championship.

US artist was known for imposing minimalist works from the Qatar desert to museums in Paris.

Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore says Dali was serviced for 'faulty monitor gauge for fuel pressure'.

As New Delhi claims to help persecuted minorities in South Asia, mainly Muslim refugees from Myanmar face deportation.

Trump Media & Technology Group closes 16 percent higher, giving the company a market capitalisation of nearly $8bn.

Anies lost to former General Prabowo Subianto who secured 60 percent of the vote in February's poll.

The Malaysian Aviation Commission says increases needed to support the aviation sector's post-pandemic recovery.