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The company says the move, planned since last year, is unrelated to boycott calls against it amid Israel's war on Gaza.

Violent political turmoil in Myanmar in years since 2021 coup has contributed to production increase, new report says.

Explosives-packed vehicle is rammed into station used by army as a base in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa as fighters open fire.

An anticipated UNGA meeting amid a Houthi attack on a Norwegian-registered tanker - here are major updates.

Ankaragucu's Koca entered the field and hit referee Meler in the face after the Super Lig match against Rizespor.

Even before October 7, the year 2023 was the deadliest on record for Palestinians in the occupied West Bank.

President Xi Jinping's first state visit to Vietnam in six years seeks to deepen ties between the communist neighbours.

The MLS club will play Saudi clubs Al Hilal and Al Nassr in Riyadh, before travelling to Hong Kong on a pre-season tour.

The three men will serve two-year suspended jail terms for the 2021 attack on female colleague Rina Gonoi.

The US military emits more than entire industrialised nations like Portugal and Denmark, yet evades scrutiny.

Anwar promises to focus on economy, education and health as he splits up ministries and creates new posts.

US says the Norwegian-registered Strinda caught fire after it was struck but no casualties were reported.

Russian president seeks to showcase Moscow's growing naval power in visit to a flag-raising ceremony in Arctic north.

As the war enters its 657th day, these are the main developments.

Relatives search for justice 75 years after British soldiers carried out the Batang Kali massacre.

Louisiana's booming LNG industry is wreaking havoc on fishing community. Locals are protesting a potential new terminal.

Ukrainian leader appeals for continued help for the fight to expel Russian forces as he visits Washington, DC.

EU diplomat Josep Borrell says bloc is 'alarmed' by deadly violence in the occupied territory by 'extremist settlers'.

A spokesperson for the Russian opposition figure says prison officials have refused to say where he was transferred.

EU's top diplomat, Josep Borrell, says situation in Gaza 'catastrophic, apocalyptic'.

Oil-rich countries have pushed back against proposed language that underscores need to move away from fossil fuels.

Video circulating in Israeli media appears to show the surrender of some Hamas fighters.

India's Supreme Court upholds a decision that special status for the Kashmir-Jammu region was only meant to be a tempora

Experts say assault will impact Israel's planned normalisation with Arab nations and downgrade US hegemony in region.

The 65-year-old father of Al Jazeera journalist Anas al-Sharif is killed in an Israeli air strike on the family home.

Inditex, the company that owns Zara, says the change was part of a normal process of refreshing content.

The National and Islamic Forces, a coalition of major Palestinian factions, called the strike.

People fleeing the violence for more than two months aren't sure they will survive conditions in al-Fukhari.

The heavy-handed security measures introduced to tackle gang violence have triggered a spike in abuses and deaths.

Tusk elected prime minister nearly two months after a national election was won by a coalition of pro-EU parties.

Organisers hope the event can allow older women to enjoy a tradition they might not have been able to afford when young.

Two blockbusters were collectively dubbed 'Barbenheimer' after their theatrical releases happened to fall on same date.

The Supreme Court backs Prime Minister Narendra Modi's removal of Indian-administered Kashmir's semi-autonomy.

Cameron says a meeting on sidelines of COP28 breached protocol because a UK official was not present.

And President Biden from President Kennedy's principled support for an occupied people's struggle for liberation.

Both sides seem to be even more cautious about the tunnels than they were at the beginning of the conflict.

Sunak's Conservatives criticise the plan to deport refugees from the UK to Rwanda as contradicting international law.

UN-run schools in north Gaza have been bombed and stormed by Israeli forces, leaving behind widespread destruction.

A Libyan militia group accused of killings and enslavement has intercepted asylum seekers in the Mediterranean Sea.

The decision raises logistical and security challenges for Moscow because of its limited control in the four regions.

The Supreme Court has ordered the region to hold local elections by the end of September 2024.

In June, Mali's military government, which seized power in 2020, demanded the departure of the decade-old mission.

Russia's FSB said it has arrested 18 Ukrainian 'agents and accomplices' who plotted assassinations.

The resolution empowers member states to make collective recommendations, but it is legally nonbinding.

People involved with Lajee Celtic talk about football's role in resisting occupation and their bond with Celtic fans.

From death threats to smear campaigns, Libyan women working for change are being silenced online.

Activists and grassroot organisations worldwide are striking on Monday to protest Israel's bombardment of Gaza.

Britain and Norway plan to help Ukraine bolster Black Sea security amid its war with Russia.

Here's what's at stake as millions go to vote this December in Africa's second-largest country by size.

Talks intensify over calls to phase out fossil fuels, as oil producers led by Saudi Arabia put up tough resistance.