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Solid performance comes as cooling global demand is expected to weigh on export-oriented Southeast Asian economy.

The explosion - AT2021lwx - is a fireball 100 times the size of our Solar System and 10 times brighter than a supernova.

Experts say new restrictions at US-Mexico border will continue to impede access to asylum as contentious policy expires.

As the war enters its 443rd day, we take a look at the main developments.

Six-year wait ends for computer game fans across the world as Nintendo releases latest instalment of saga.

The UK announced it will provide Storm Shadow long-range missiles to Ukraine for its defence against Russia.

Pheu Thai and MFP should be allies but the military's outsized election influence forces them to fight for every seat.

Former senator and fierce critic of Rodrigo Duterte moves step closer to freedom after six years in detention.

Announcement comes after Twitter users in December voted for Musk to step down.

Irina Tsybaneva, 60, left a note on the grave of Putin's parents that said they had raised a 'monster and a murderer'.

Firms and gig workers see losses piling up amid internet shutdowns in big cities.

The two sides agree to allow humanitarian aid to conflict-ridden Sudan but struggle to reach a ceasefire.

Satellite images show villages reduced to ashes in Myanmar's Sagaing. Survivors say the military is to blame.

Daniel Penny faces a charge of manslaughter in the death of Jordan Neely, a subway performer experiencing homelessness.

Democrats say the bill passed in the House is a 'ban on asylum' and is not expected to advance in the US Senate.

Defence chief grilled on not cooperating with International Criminal Court prosecution, cites wariness of 'reciprocity'.

Women, children and Islamic Jihad leaders among those killed in attacks as rocket fire from Gaza kills man in Israel.

No sign of restrictions being lifted despite information blackout and losses suffered by daily-wage earners, businesses.

Updated guidelines will replace three-month abstinence rule that LGBTQ advocates had long decried as discriminatory.

US ambassador in Pretoria accuses country of providing arms to Russia despite its stated neutrality in the Ukraine war.

Influx of art-image generators has artists questioning whether AI is a collaborator or a rival.

Millions of Yeezy brand shoes worth $1.3bn are in storage as their sale was halted when Adidas cut ties with Kanye West.

US National Press Club leaders demand 'full accounting' in the killing of veteran Al Jazeera journalist.

As US public health emergency declaration comes to an end, Al Jazeera looks at the pandemic's heavy toll on the country.

The venue is set to open in 2025 in honour of the Al Jazeera journalist who was fatally shot by the Israeli military.

WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says the decision was prompted by falling case numbers worldwide.

White House adviser Jake Sullivan's talks with top Chinese diplomat Wang Yi aimed to 'manage competition', US says.

While wholesale prices rose at modest levels, weekly unemployment claims hit a 1.5-year high, more than expected.

Senate Foreign Relations Committee urges Egypt to immediately release academic Salah Soltan amid 'neglect in prison'.

Direct From with Dena Takruri wins a Peabody Award in the news category for reporting in occupied West Bank.

Economy, housing, refugees, foreign policy. What have Turkey's alliances promised ahead of the upcoming elections?

Here's a round-up of Al Jazeera's Middle East coverage this week.

The demolition of schools amounts to coercive transfer of families with children from their villages and homes.

But there are barriers that need to be broken.

Why a peace deal in Yemen looks more likely since Saudi Arabia and Iran have been patching up relations.

Expiry of contentious US policy will bring little relief to asylum seekers facing many other border curbs, experts say.

The quarter of a percentage point rise to 4.5 was expected, but the 12th increase in a row brings concerns.

The armed group was founded in 1981 with the aim of resisting Israel's illegal occupation.

In Traffic, former Buzzfeed editor Ben Smith weaves a cautionary tale about journalism focused on 'going viral'.

Ince's withdrawal gives the opposition a possible boost as it seeks to unseat President Erdogan.

EU documents show Greece’s 'new generation' of camps struggle to provide accommodations in line with asylum standards.

The veteran Al Jazeera journalist is still a household name, one year after Israeli forces killed her.

The Supreme Court's order comes after the former prime minister's legal team challenges his arrest in a corruption case.

More peaceful demonstrations will go ahead as planned on Thursday, pro-democracy activists say.

Google is rolling out more artificial intelligence for its core search product as it responds to Microsoft challenge.

Thirty opposition figures deemed critical of president have been arrested in recent months, Human Rights Watch says.

The network demands accountability for the killing of its journalist on the first anniversary of her death.

Tens of millions of people were internally displaced worldwide last year, an increase of 20 percent since 2021.

What happened in the 63rd week of Russia's war in Ukraine?

Police said two of the suspects had prepared the improvised explosive devices while the other three provided materials.