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Rodolphe Jaar faces charges of conspiring to murder or kidnap President Jovenal Moise and providing support to the plot.

More than 500 firefighters battle blaze that has forced 1,500 residents from their homes.

The restitution of Parthenon artefacts from the Vatican increases pressure on the British Museum to return marbles.

China denies US accusations that the popular social media app is a threat to national security.

At least 34 refugees missing after boat sinks off Tunisia amid a sharp increase in vessels heading towards Italy.

ICRC says about 10,000 Ukrainian civilians are living in 'very dire conditions' in Bakhmut and surrounding settlements.

Rights advocates say expanded border restrictions will push asylum seekers to take riskier journeys to seek protection.

The far-right former president has been in the US since December, following his loss in the 2022 presidential election.

Hundreds demonstrate against Netanyahu's plans to overhaul Israeli judiciary as he arrives to meet PM Rishi Sunak.

Tumbling stocks dragged down other major banks across Europe, fuelling fears about a banking sector crisis.

Mexican president responds to top US diplomat's comments in latest row over violence fuelled by drug gangs.

Former US president escalates his attacks on prosecutor overseeing investigation into hush money payment to porn star.

The commission of inquiry spoke to witnesses, including relatives and colleagues of Al Jazeera's Shireen Abu Akleh.

Trump may become the first former US president to face formal charges. Al Jazeera looks at what we know so far.

The UN Human Rights Office's mission in Ukraine says abuses could amount to war crimes.

French president condemns violence that erupted in protests against raising citizens' retirement age from 62 to 64.

Rusesabagina, who was serving a 25-year sentence in Rwanda on 'terrorism' charges, is expected to be freed on Saturday.

Dozens of current and former workers who harvested fibre for Furukawa Plantaciones say their human rights were violated.

Twenty years after the US invasion of Iraq, veterans question its purpose and struggle with the lingering effects.

The US has unleashed a charm offensive in Africa under President Biden as it seeks to rival Russia and China.

Slammed by sanctions, the pandemic, and high inflation, Havana is making piecemeal reforms which may not be enough.

Zulkarnain Saer Khan was part of Al Jazeera's investigation that unearthed corruption at the highest level of power.

Interior minister says hundreds of police injured in the most violent day of protests since they began in January.

Akram Said, a chef from New York, shares his mother's recipe for chicken zorbiyan, and the journey to her homeland.

Opposition leaders condemn Gandhi's disqualification and accuse PM Narendra Modi's government of 'killing democracy'.

Neighbours set to square off at match played at Sharjah Cricket Stadium in the United Arab Emirates.

On this Right to Truth Day, I want justice for all those who lost their lives while fighting for a democratic Rwanda.

Medvedev's comments come amid reports of an imminent counteroffensive by Ukrainian forces in the city of Bakhmut.

US states want to join Washington in imposing sanctions on foreign adversaries. That's bad for the world — and the US.

The nationalisation of Exxon Mobil's assets in Chad comes after the oil giants divested from them in December 2022.

Tunisia's populist president is trying to divide us using a white supremacist conspiracy from Europe.

'It wasn't flawed intelligence' that led to the war, says Bolton, a key proponent of the US invasion.

The warplanes were flown from Slovakia to Ukraine by Ukrainian pilots, with help from the Slovak air force.

Twenty years on from the US-led invasion, Marc Lamont Hill challenges the man tapped to oversee post-Saddam Iraq.

Analyst says the overhaul of the 57 member-cabinet just months before the election is a 'deeply political shuffle'.

The bill is among numerous measures taken after a suspected Chinese spy balloon floated over the US.

China says US destroyer warned off for second day, US Navy said its ship successfully challenged China maritime claims.

Saudi state television reports that the two countries are in talks to resume consular services.

Netanyahu promises to press ahead with judicial changes, despite reports of defence minister's opposition.

Almost 500 Russians have been charged under wartime censorship laws. We look at 12 cases.

Formal disqualification order will have to be passed by secretariat of parliament's lower house of which he is a member.

Janet Yellen is the face of US govt on the issue and her public comments have sent markets on a roller-coaster ride.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 394th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Raid on the Mintz Group office in Beijing comes as China prepares to hold its annual economic forum.

Pentagon said air strikes were carried out in retaliation for drone attack on US base that killed one and injured five.

Ukraine president's comments on need for weapons represents an unusually open display of frustration with EU leaders.

Co-founder of Singapore-based Terraform Labs faces eight charges, including securities fraud and wire fraud.

Drone cruised underwater for 59 hours, then detonated in an exercise designed to deter S Korea and US forces: KCNA.

Paraguay's ex-president and current vice president are under investigation for alleged corruption – charges they deny.

Refugee groups condemn anticipated decision to expand Canada's ability to reject asylum seekers at the US border.