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The Shangri-La Dialogue attracts military officers, diplomats, arms makers and security analysts from around the globe.

Shah beats out 230 competitors aged 9-14 to win annual competition and take home $50,000 prize.

China's envoy says in order to achieve peace, Kyiv's allies must 'stop sending weapons to the battlefield'.

Parvez Elahi arrested over corruption charges as PTI chief Imran Khan threatens to sue gov't agency that arrested him.

He and more than 100 other high-profile figures have brought a lawsuit against Mirror Group Newspapers.

South Africa's stance of neutrality in the Russia-Ukraine war has been at variance with its Moscow ties. Why is that so?

Tunisia's president is looking for ways to avoid a bailout package worth nearly $2bn that hinges upon reform.

Young boy is in critical condition after being shot in occupied West Bank incident that also injured his father.

Black and brown men committing white supremacist crimes in America should not surprise anyone.

Barcelona, for me, represented an illusion of permanence - until it was fully undone by the coronavirus pandemic.

The conflict is creating a humanitarian crisis and continues with no signs of abating in its seventh week.

Palestinian liberation is, at its core, a leftist struggle.

The country's year-on-year inflation rises to record 37.97 percent as crucial IMF bailout talks remain in limbo.

Supporters of opposition figure denounce charges, sentence as a ploy to prevent him from running in elections.

Gruesome discovery was made while authorities searched for seven missing young people in Jalisco state.

Latest figures released by health ministry show birth rate has dropped below previous low of 2005.

Jokic scores 12 of his points in the fourth quarter, including eight in the final four minutes, as Denver beats Miami.

Prominent lawyer and rights activist picked up by unidentified men amid ongoing crackdown on ex-PM Imran Khan's party.

Unions are advocating for working people and their families in the urgently-needed drive towards decarbonisation.

Interior Minister Antoine Diome said nine protesters died in the capital Dakar and the southern town of Ziguinchor.

Procurement could court controversy because export rules ban Japanese companies from selling lethal weaponry overseas.

Ella Irwin tells news agency she has quit Twitter a year after joining the social media platform.

New documents provide most complete account to date of convicted sex offender's detention and death.

The UN Office on Drugs and Crime says almost 151 tonnes of methamphetamine seized in Southeast, East Asia in 2022.

Defence ministry says it repelled three attacks in the border area, which has come under fire since last month.

US says withholding information is retaliatory measure for Moscow's suspension of New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty.

The vote comes as the US hurtles towards a June 5 deadline to raise the government borrowing limit or face default.

FSB accuses Apple of working closely with US intelligence agencies after disclosing alleged 'intelligence action'.

As the war enters its 464th day, here’s a look at the main developments.

Anatoly Maslov is one of three scientists involved in Russia's hypersonic missile programme that are standing trial.

Move marks setback for President Lula da Silva's push to protect Indigenous rights and stem Amazon deforestation.

With 82 blazes burning out of control, Canada confronts a record early wildfire season, scorching 2.7 million hectares.

Tech industry leaders issue a warning as governments consider how to regulate AI without stifling innovation.

'It will happen,' US president says as he underscores transatlantic alliance's commitment to supporting Ukraine.

UN peacekeeping mission in Lebanon says indictment is an 'important step towards justice'.

The case Glacier Northwest Inc v Teamsters is seen as the latest test of union rights to go before the court.

The governor's call risks ingiting ethnic conflict among the tribes of Darfur, critics have said.

Former Pakistani prime minister has said senior leaders were pressured into leaving the party 'at gunpoint'.

Jordan's crown prince weds daughter of Saudi family in ceremony packed with stars and symbolism.

Washington targets firms linked to Sudanese military and RSF group, pledging to be on 'side of civilians' in conflict.

Israel has begun taking steps to resettle the evacuated illegal outpost of Homesh near Burqa village in Nablus.

Three people die at the shut door of a bomb shelter in Kyiv, highlighting Ukraine's nationwide problem with bunkers.

Move comes as Joe Biden's administration seeks to deter migrants and refugees from seeking protection at Mexico border.

Ukrainian leader appeals to European leaders as divisions among NATO members meeting in Norway become apparent.

The question now is where the Argentine forward will play after his final match for the French club on Saturday.

Amid an AI boom, the US chipmaker has added more than $500bn in value since the start of 2023.

String of wildfires in Canada's eastern province of Nova Scotia continue to burn out of control for a fourth day.

US Senator Sheldon Whitehouse says 'dark money' is bending the country’s major institutions to the rich and powerful.

Rights advocates say vigilante killings are response to unchecked Haitian gang violence, but not a long-term solution.

Here’s a roundup of Al Jazeera’s Middle East coverage this week.