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Footage showed what Turkish media said was a protest by the PKK, in which they hung up an effigy of Erdogan.

Strong winds and heavy rain damage homes, tens of thousands without power in parts of Georgia, Mississippi and Alabama.

William Burns makes a rare trip to Libya, meeting the country's interim prime minister and his rival, Khalifa Haftar.

Exports shrink 9.9 percent year-on-year in December, while imports decline 8.7 percent.

Almost 500,000 methamphetamine pills found after clash between Thai forces and suspected smugglers in Thailand's north.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 324th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Moves come after US President Joe Biden signed law banning federal employees from using the app on government devices.

Safety considerations led to the closure of airport in Cusco, a gateway to Peru's tourism crown jewel of Machu Picchu.

Former colonial power in the territory says it is in China’s interests that Hong Kong maintain its distinctiveness.

Mother confirms death of musician and only daughter of rock 'n' roll legend Elvis Presley.

Texas, US-based company’s own scientists accurately predicted global warming as far back as the 1970s, study says.

Plan will see some 1 million tonnes of water used to cool the ruined plant's reactors released into the Pacific.

IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva says 2023 to be another "tough year" for the global economy.

The National Weather Service received 33 tornado reports across southern states like Alabama, Georgia and Kentucky.

English teacher Keenan Anderson went into cardiac arrest after being Tasered by US police during a visit to Los Angeles.

The SEC charged Genesis, Gemini with illegally selling securities to hundreds of thousands of investors.

Washington says armed conflict and humanitarian crisis in Somalia make it impossible for citizens to return safely.

Prosecutor accuses far-right group members of 'mobilising' to storm Capitol as seditious conspiracy trial begins.

The former Brazilian president has taken up residence in Florida, leading to an outcry from House Democrats.

Rights groups worry about 'lack of transparency' as the quasi-military force deploys to address 'not normal' incidents.

Scientists say temperatures will continue to rise as governments fail to rein in fossil fuel consumption.

Russian court sentenced Marsel Kandarov to five years in jail for refusing to take part in 'special military operation'.

In a highly unusual post-arrest blogpost a month after his arrest, he said he 'didn't stash billions away'.

Existing loan of $2bn will be topped with an additional loan of $1bn, a statement by Pakistani premier's office says.

EU wants other sources than China for these crucial minerals, but it will be 10-15 years before Sweden's are available.

The sixth straight year-over-year slowdown is raising hopes that the worst inflation bout is steadily waning.

The World Health Organization said the Indian manufacturer's products had 'unacceptable amounts' of toxic substances.

The seniority of the new general in charge reflects the war's expansion and need to improve organisation and command.

President says his administration is 'cooperating fully' with justice department review of handling of classified files.

Eight candidates hope to replace Milos Zeman, who has been criticised for overstepping his role.

Jobs in clean-energy manufacturing will more than double from six million to nearly 14 million by 2030, report says.

Supreme Court finds ex-president Sirisena and four other officials responsible for failing to prevent attacks.

According to Ukraine, more than 100 Russian troops were killed in the battle for the eastern town during the past day.

Government says emergency measures have led to drop in murders, but rights groups raise concerns about reported abuses.

Pay rises and agreements over staffing levels prompt nurses to return to work after striking since Monday.

Russia and Armenia's relationship has become fraught with tension over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region.

Macron has prodded and soothed over the French occupation throughout his political career.

The conflict has gone on since 2017, killing 4,500 people, and forcing nearly a million to flee their homes.

That students and teachers must fear guns in first-grade classrooms reflects on a failed school system.

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

Ukraine has expressed its disappointment in sign that the new Israeli government may establish closer ties to Russia.

Pakistani official denies British media reports after a package containing radioactive metal was discovered last month.

Iran's news agency claims Alireza Akbari is implicated in the 2020 assassination of a top military scientist.

The reinforcements in response to the latest attacks led to the killing of 31 rebels, the army said in a statement.

Sultan al-Jaber, CEO of the Abu Dhabi National Oil Co, will preside over the next round of climate talks in Dubai.

Some victims of forced labour under the Japanese during World War II denounced the plan as 'humiliating'.

We can fight for rights — and acknowledge our mothers at the same time as Morocco's football team did at the World Cup.

What to expect in the US legislative agenda in the run-up to the 2024 presidential election.

The Bilateral Security Treaty with PNG comes after China signed a security pact with the Solomon Islands in April.

Sameer Aslan, 41, was killed during an Israeli army raid on the Qalandiya refugee camp in occupied East Jerusalem.