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Allegations India linked to Canadian Sikh leader's killing 'not consistent' with New Delhi's policy, top diplomat says.

Labour strikes are taking place across North America as a labour shortage helps worker demand better pay and rights.

A suicide bomb attack targeting a religious procession in Balochistan's Mastung has killed dozens and hurt many others.

Civilian forces were central to the movement that overthrew former President Omar al-Bashir, but are now marginalised.

Union leader says 7,000 more workers will join strike as talks with US auto giants fail to make 'meaningful progress'.

On the sidelines of a conference about Iraq's future, the parliamentarian spoke to Al Jazeera about Iraq's future.

The 82-year-old opposition leader has been in jail since last April on charges of incitement against Kais Saied's rule.

Al Jazeera breaks down the wide-reaching effects of a federal government shutdown as October 1 funding deadline looms.

A self-proclaimed pickle enthusiast explores India's familial pickle-making traditions, which stretch back generations.

Sylvia Bongo Valentin has been under house arrest in the capital since her husband was overthrown in an August 30 coup.

Tributes pour in from US lawmakers after news of the death of Feinstein, the longest-serving woman in the US Senate.

French athletes are still subject to a headscarf ban as their sports federation restricts the hijab during the games.

Comments come after coastguard dismantled a Chinese buoy barrier set up on a disputed shoal that raised tensions.

Border opened after demonstrations by Palestinian workers with an informal agreement Qatar helped mediate, envoy says.

Two killed in explosion at mosque in Hangu city of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province shortly after the Balochistan bombing.

The summit comes after the UN says 2,500 people had perished or disappeared crossing the Mediterranean this year.

The deaths come as former colonial power France prepares to withdraw a counterinsurgency force stationed in the country.

Irish actor known for playing Albus Dumbledore died after becoming ill with pneumonia, family statement says.

The tree stood for nearly 200 years next to the Roman landmark Hadrian's Wall, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Powerful 'suicide' bomb explodes at rally celebrating the birthday of Prophet Muhammad in southwest Pakistan.

The lawsuit seeks unspecified damages, compensation and an order that Tesla curb racism at its plant in California.

Forcing refugees into an overcrowded camp deprives children of schooling and hurts the local economy.

Moscow's Ministry of Defence reports downing more than a dozen Ukrainian drones in latest attacks on Russian territory.

State Department says Beijing spending billions to spread disinformation and shape opinion in favour of China.

UN refugee agency says 'no end in sight' to the lives lost in Mediterranean and on land routes to sea departure points.

NSA Director Paul Nakasone says US has advantage in AI development but capabilities can not be 'taken for granted'.

As the war enters its 583rd day, these are the main developments.

At least 11 people have been killed so far this month in wave of gang violence sweeping over Sweden.

US Secretary of State Blinken announced the reward as part of an ongoing probe into Fernando Villavicencio's death.

The pastries, about the size of a palm and filled with a sweet paste, are popular gifts during the ancient festival.

A judge with the Muscogee (Creek) Nation ruled an 1866 treaty offers path to citizenship for Black slave descendants.

Plan for elections and continued violence and atrocities draw concern in West, as Russia and China cosy up to regime.

Biden has underscored the risk to democracy in a speech dedicated to his late Republican counterpart, John McCain.

Kremlin spokesperson confirms meeting, saying the two men discussed the situation in Libya and wider region.

Belarus has repeatedly accused the EU member of breaching its airspace. Warsaw denies the claims.

With river levels dropping, water transportation has stalled and hundreds of dead fish are contaminating drinking water.

A group of young activists is suing dozens of governments in Europe and beyond.

Canada PM says he received assurances that US will raise Hardeep Singh Nijjar's killing with Indian foreign minister.

This man survived the devastating floods in eastern Libya, now he is looking for his five family members

Advocates say US government is turning blind eye to violations against its own citizens' rights to give perk to Israel.

World's most indebted property developer did not say what were the 'illegal crimes' for which he was being investigated.

Israel prevented us from visiting our homeland for decades. It should not be rewarded with visa-free travel.

The judge's comments came just before he denied Bankman-Fried's request to be released from jail to prepare for trial.

Myanmar also says it seized almost half a tonne of crystal meth worth more than $4m.

An unknown person wearing combat clothing shot at people first in an apartment and after in a hospital, police said.

Fault Lines examines the case against activists opposing Atlanta's "Cop City" police training centre.

Deal allows the two central banks to exchange up to five billion Emirati dirhams and 42 billion Egyptian pounds.

From Star Trek to PET scans, antimatter has thrilled and worried humankind. Now, scientists have resolved a key mystery

After two major wars and a recent lightning Azerbaijani offensive, the self-styled republic will be dissolved.

Republicans are investigating corruption allegations against Biden family in push rejected by White House as baseless.