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In the 50th week of war, clashes intensify along eastern front lines, as Kyiv claims heavy losses among Russian troops.

Despite some attempts to set itself apart from US policies, France is falling more in line with Washington.

Small business owners say the scheduled power cuts are hurting their daily operations.

Rwanda's president is not a 'pioneer' worthy of 'adulation'.

Buildings were damaged and at least four people killed when a cafe collapsed into the sea, authorities say.

Six trucks have crossed into northwestern Syria from Turkey for the first time since the earthquake on Monday.

Australian Defence Minister said Chinese-made cameras will be removed to ensure the security of ministry buildings.

The rights group said authorities arbitrarily detained relatives of those who evaded forced conscription.

No, it must accept one, per conventional wisdom. But Europe’s showing another way, though it won’t be painless either.

Ghanaian winger's Turkish club, Hatayspor, say he remains missing following the quake, denying reports he was rescued.

Animal welfare department appeals to mark February 14 this year not as a celebration of romance but as 'Cow Hug Day'.

Kim Jong Un and his daughter took centre stage at a military parade featuring North Korea's latest nuclear missiles.

Spain's ruling Socialists back arming Kyiv but their junior coalition partner, Podemos, remains unconvinced.

While dramatic rescues continue, hopes recede of finding many more survivors amid freezing cold and lack of resources.

Thousands of users faced glitches in posting, receiving messages that they had exceeded a daily limit of tweets.

An increasing number of farmers are surviving drought and downpours by supplementing their income by raising fish.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 351st day, we take a look at the main developments.

US-based stock index provider determines some Adani Group securities should no longer be designated as free float.

Persistent load shedding has South Africans calling for a new approach to energy.

Madrid thrashed the Egyptian side to set up a clash with Saudi Arabia's Al Hilal in Saturday’s final in Rabat, Morocco.

Convoy was firing 'warning shots' which also wounded 28 people in North Kivu province, UN mission MONUSCO says.

The parade in Pyongyang appeared to feature a new, solid-fuel intercontinental ballistic missile, analysts have said.

Kurdish-Iranian writer and author spent six years in detention on Manus Island after trying to get to Australia by boat.

Investigators say while the chain of command to the Russian president is clear, he has immunity as head of state.

One officer is accused of sharing photos of the injured 29-year-old motorist who was pulled over without explanation.

The Biden administration has taken steps to bring back dozens of former military members who had been deported.

Biden administration faces growing calls from US Congress for tough policies against China after 'spy' balloon incident.

Antony Blinken met with NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg to discuss the alliance, Ukraine and the Chinese balloon.

Patrick Crusius faces hate crime charges for a mass shooting in the US city of El Paso in 2019 that killed 23 people.

With the possibility of finding victims alive fading fast, survivors express frustration over the slow rescue effort.

Syrian activists decry the lack of international assistance to quake victims in its hard-hit northwest region.

Refugees in the Turkish city say they are reliving past traumas after surviving devastating earthquakes.

Damascus says it should control aid and rescue efforts amid widespread devastation.

Comments by foreign ministry come after a story alleges the US military was behind Nord Steam pipeline attacks.

Shares of Google's parent company lost more than $100bn after its Bard chatbot ad showed inaccurate information.

Yanomami Indigenous leaders in Brazil's Amazon blame illegal gold miners for a health crisis and surge in violence.

Residents of Aqabet Jaber refugee camp accuse Israeli soldiers of excessive force during 'barbaric' incursions.

Joe Biden’s State of the Union speech skipped foreign policy for a reason.

Al Jazeera spoke to two Syrian women who survived the earthquake in Hatay province.

In northwestern Syria, civil defence teams are working round the clock to save people trapped under earthquake debris.

The Turkish city of Antakya, in Hatay, has emerged as one of the worst hit after Monday's earthquake.

Al Jazeera speaks to UN expert Lis Mullin Bernhardt about need to adapt to historic drought's impact on key US waterway.

The move by the famed Venezuelan conductor from LA to NYC marks a major shake-up in the world of classical music.

Central bank wants to reduce cash in circulation to fight inflation but new bills are in short supply ahead of the vote.

As we work towards Palestinian liberation, we should not forget international law itself is a form of imperial violence.

Dissidents working to support Bahraini political prisoners allege their laptops were hacked with spyware.

The French satirical magazine has once again come under fire for its provocative comic strips.

Lee Sang-min held responsible for alleged bungled response to Halloween crowd crush that killed 159 people.

Watchdogs recommend researching before you give money, with several compiling lists of the most effective charities.

Tehran and Moscow have shown serious political will to expand economic ties, but challenges remain.