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Challenges and opportunities await Ankara as its neighbour reimagines itself after decades of dictatorship.

Videos have captured the moments a powerful earthquake hit the Chinese region of Tibet, reportedly killing dozens.

Indonesia joins Russia, China and others in the group, which is viewed as a counterweight to the West.

Rescue operations still under way as nine others remain trapped in flooded Assam coal mine.

In response, ECB proposes an 'ICC-wide' action against Afghanistan over the Taliban's crackdown on women.

New intermediate-range hypersonic missile made with lighter materials making it more lethal, Pyongyang says.

Here are the key developments on the 1,048th day of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Many also injured as tremors felt as far away as Nepal's capital, Kathmandu.

Amnesty International welcomed the transfer but said Guantanamo would remain a 'glaring, longstanding stain' on the US.

Giuliani has been under pressure to turn over assets to pay $148m to Georgia election workers he allegedly defamed.

The late patient had been hospitalised in December with severe respiratory symptoms after contact with infected birds.

The fourth anniversary of the US Capitol riot was met with hope by those convicted for trying to overturn 2020 election.

As Israel pulls out of western sector, Amos Hochstein promises full Israeli withdrawal with 60-day deadline looming.

Quiet proceeding contrasts with efforts by Trump's own supporters to overturn his 2020 loss by storming US Capitol.

World Food Programme condemns Israeli forces for firing at one of its convoys in Gaza in 'unacceptable' incident.

Western sanctions are weighing heavily on Syria and risk derailing the country's frail transition.

Justin Trudeau was prime minister of Canada for nearly a decade. What did he achieve and how did he fall?

Vice President Kamala Harris announced Donald Trump's presidential election victory after Congress certified the results

The lawsuit alleges US President Joe Biden violated the companies' right to a fair merger review.

A shooting took place near an illegal settlement in the occupied West Bank, killing three Israelis and wounding several.

M23 rebel fighters have taken control of two towns in North Kivu province.

The Maduro government says it has released a total of 1,515 people detained during its post-election crackdown.

South Africa seal 10-wicket win in the second Test to win the series 2-0 despite Pakistan's late fightback in Cape Town.

Indigenisation efforts led by leaders more concerned with self-preservation than national progress often spell disaster.

The text-only warning of cancer risks would be the first change to alcohol warning labels in the last 35 years.

FM Hakan Fidan says only 'a matter of time before YPG is eliminated' in Syria, urges West to cease supporting group.

Canadian PM Justin Trudeau announced he is suspending parliament and will resign from office.

After spats with allies, pressure from Donald Trump and falling poll numbers, Trudeau has decided to call it quits.

Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich says Palestinian communities in West Bank should look like Gaza's 'Jabalia'.

Al Jazeera's James Bays in Damascus weighs in on the new diplomatic efforts and the public's concerns.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau resigns amid pressure from within his party and low public approval ratings.

Trump has described supporters who stormed Capitol to overturn 2020 election as 'patriots' and 'political prisoners'.

French president says Paris will engage with the incoming Trump administration in the US on the 'Iranian question'.

Analysts say priorities extend beyond anti-ISIL mission and include keeping leverage as Syria's future takes shape.

FPO leader Herbert Kickl gets mandate to try to lead a government, the first headed by the far right since World War II.

If convicted, Nicolas Sarkozy could face up to 10 years in prison for a 'corruption pact' with the late Libyan leader.

I spent a summer providing medical care to refugees in Bulgaria and these are some of their stories.

Palestine Branch targeted rebellious neighbourhoods in Damascus during the early stages of the Syrian revolution.

Nigeria's military has launched an offensive against a new rebel group said to be affiliated with ISIL.

The threat marks an escalation in the group's fight against the Pakistani military, warn analysts.

Starmer defends record after billionaire Musk attacks him and other Labour figures over handling of child rape cases.

Israeli forces use an ambulance to carry out a raid in the occupied West Bank.

Police said eight policemen and a driver were killed in bomb blast set off by Maoist rebels in Chhattisgarh.

By 2029 the programme hopes to reach 82.9 million people in efforts to counter malnutrition.

The expanding of the polar vortex - an area of cold air around the Arctic - southwards is causing cold spells in the US.

Former President Yoon Suk Yeol has defiantly refused questioning over a bungled martial law decree last month.

The decision came after the PA closed Al Jazeera's office in the occupied West Bank last week.

Rashid takes 11 wickets in the match to give Afghanistan a 1-0 win in the series after the first Test ended in a draw.

Fighting intensifies months after Zelenskyy hinted that holding territory in Kursk could embolden his plans for victory.

South Korean coach Shin Tae-yong is let go after four years as Indonesian football chief eyes World Cup qualification.