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Amid ethnic divisions, brain drain and censorship, Southeast Asian nation lags behind neighbours in cinematic success.

Former leader Muhyiddin Yassin has denied wrongdoing and described charges against him as a political witch hunt.

The former president will now serve 36 months as he awaits trial on charges including rebellion and organised crime.

North Korean leader makes call just days before US and South Korea are due to start their largest drills since 2018.

Toronto's school board, the largest in Canada, joins a push to ban discrimination based on caste in North America.

Already struggling under spiralling inflation, the South American country faces a decline in grain, its main export.

Norfolk Southern chief says he is 'terribly sorry' but stops short of fully backing Senate bill to boost safety rules.

Russia fires dozens of missiles targeting residential buildings and critical infrastructure across Ukraine.

A spokesperson said that the Senate Republican leader is under observation after suffering from a concussion.

Jenna Ellis admits she made 'misrepresentations' related to the vote, which Trump and allies falsely said was 'stolen'.

The word, which translates as 'martyr', accounts for more content removals on its platforms than any other word.

Doctors Without Borders says patients and staff at Cite Soleil hospital at risk as violence rages between armed groups.

Israeli police said the assailant has been 'neutralised' after he opened fire near a café on Dizengoff Street.

Biden's proposal will face stiff opposition in Congress and has 'little-to-no shot' at becoming law, experts say.

Russia launched a barrage of new air strikes on Thursday morning.

Human Rights Watch says Lebanon's electricity crisis has exacerbated poverty and inequality.

US-based group says despite overall global decline for 17th year in 2022, net improvement may be on the horizon.

Governor Gavin Newsom declares state of emergency in several counties as US state prepares for heavy rainfall.

Lopez Obrador denounces Republican-led push for US military intervention after fatal drug cartel abduction of Americans.

Analysts say Ukraine is bleeding Russia of men and ammunition in eastern city as it prepares to counterstrike elsewhere.

The government in Chișinău says it is investigating the alleged incident as Kyiv cites a Russian provocation.

Nepali Congress leader Ram Chandra Paudel elected third president since the country was declared a republic in 2008.

Tigers and rhinos were almost poached to extinction in Nepal - now their numbers are on the rise.

However imperfect, Nigeria's democratic and peaceful election was a breath of fresh air in a region crippled by coups.

People from sub-Saharan African countries die off Tunisian coast after rise in racist incidents against Black Africans.

Bangladesh beat England by six wickets to record their first-ever T20 win over the world champions.

Independent news has been transformed but is also facing a crisis in Ukraine, say reporters, as the invasion continues.

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

'We evolved to say to ourselves well, if we hear something often, it must be true … And this is the soul of propaganda.'

The missile was fired at about 6:20pm (09:20 GMT) from near the North Korean city of Nampo, officials said.

How musical rivalry in Lesotho gave birth to gang violence.

Lloyd Austin lands in Tel Aviv as protests swelled at Israel's main airport over controversial judicial reforms.

INEC says it needs more time to reconfigure BVAS machines at the centre of last month's disputed presidential vote.

For the sixth time since Russia's invasion of Ukraine began, Europe's largest nuclear plant knocked off grid.

Attack targeted the village of Mukondi, south of the city of Beni, in violence-wracked North Kivu province.

From climate change to digital inclusion, young delegates make their opinions heard at Least Developed Countries summit.

Thousands of Syrians have decided to rely on support networks in their home country.

Three years after the pandemic shut down the world’s economy, have relations between workers and employers shifted?

Court had ruled that Nguyen Thi Thanh be compensated for injuries sustained during a mass killing by S Korean soldiers.

Mohammad Dawood Muzammil's killing comes a day after he met top government officials visiting from capital Kabul.

Two officials have been jailed after being found guilty of negligence in case of 135 killed in 2022 stadium crush.

How one Bosnian man and his family got through a tragic accident, the COVID pandemic and inflation.

The G20 includes Sri Lanka's top lenders and powers with influence. It must do more than just say sweet nothings.

An EU delegation welcomed the decision to drop the controversial draft law and encouraged Georgia to resume reforms.

Anthony Albanese and Narendra Modi inaugurate cricket match between their teams at a stadium named after the Indian PM.

The airport in Aleppo was being used to deliver aid to victims of last month's earthquake that killed thousands.

Three men killed in what local media described as a shootout, while a 14-year-old died after he was shot on Tuesday.

Europe was hit by a severe winter heatwave in late December and early January, bringing record-high temperatures.

Poll has fuelled feuds among main political parties, with a key left party quitting fragile ruling coalition last month.

Statements about sub-Saharan migrants and refugees in Tunisia have sparked backlash and protests.