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Blazes break out on the outskirts of the capital, forcing more evacuations.

Dozens in Gaza staged a sit-in after a new wave of violations by Israel saw fishermen arrested, boats taken.

When my father stopped breathing on August 16, I was by his side.

Turkey says PKK is a threat to Iraqi security, ignoring Baghdad's complaints about Ankara's air attacks on Iraqi soil.

India's mission could expand knowledge of lunar water ice, potentially one of the moon's most valuable resources.

In a shift of policy, UN envoy to Libya Abdoulaye Bathily called for a unified government before elections take place.

Christian minority left shaken after a Muslim mob went on a rampage torching churches and homes over blasphemy claims.

The sense that Tunisia's police are now largely defining what is and what is not acceptable in public is growing.

Only coordinated US and EU sanctions may prevent Lebanese leaders from driving the country into the void.

Voting begins amid rising tensions due to a currency crisis and high unemployment.

Several more are feared trapped after under-construction bridge collapses in the northeastern state, officials say.

Retraction of statement 'helped form the basis of the revised indictment against Trump', court papers say.

Success of Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft will make it the first to land on thelunar south pole.

Officials ask residents to submit DNA samples as at least 1,100 people remain missing after wildfires.

Philippine Coast Guard says Chinese vessels continue to 'block, harass and interfere' with its supply ships.

Previous Indian bid failed in 2019 and latest attempt comes days after Russia's first moon mission in 50 years crashed.

Gina Raimondo's August 27-30 trip is latest effort by the Biden administration to cool US-China tensions.

Opposition leader Chamisa faces a number of challenges in his bid to become Zimbabwe's next president.

Al Jazeera looks at the eight GOP hopefuls who will take part in the 2024 US election debate and what they stand for.

Prison officials say concerns about the former prime minister's blood pressure and blood oxygen levels prompted move.

Civil society groups say UN relief chief's visit made no substantive progress and lent legitimacy to generals.

Singapore and Cayman Islands-flagged tankers reportedly separated after briefly colliding in key trade conduit.

Surovikin, former commander of Russian forces in Ukraine, has not been seen in public since the Wagner mutiny in June.

Air traffic at Moscow's Vnukovo, Sheremetyevo and Domodedovo airports halted for second day in row due to drone attack.

Experts have said about 1 million Tibetan children were being separated from their families at state boarding schools.

Xi says China seeks a more just and equitable international order, rejects 'bloc confrontation'.

As the war enters its 546th day, these are the main developments.

Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev accuses West of creating tensions over Georgia by discussing NATO membership.

Republican presidential hopefuls are gathering in Wisconsin, hoping to chip away at ex-President Donald Trump's lead.

Visiting Israel has become a tradition for mayors of New York City, home to the largest Jewish community outside Israel.

Microsoft will sell cloud streaming rights outside of EU to current and new Activision games to a French game studio.

Paramilitary Rapid Support Forces are trying to take one of the army's last strongholds in the capital.

Before Wednesday's pivotal general election, young people in Zimbabwe are mobilising first-time voters to participate.

Six children and two adults trapped in chair lift when a cable snapped while they were crossing a river canyon.

Agreement is 'proceeding' but there is no exact timetable for swap, says US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan.

Crashes and unsafe transport have become the leading cause of death for migrants travelling north to the US border.

Despite dominating the voter population, women have been reduced to mostly cheerleaders in Zimbabwe's politics.

Federation chief Rubiales kissed Hermoso as he handed the Spanish team their World Cup winning medals.

The former cryptocurrency tycoon is also running low on medications to treat ADHD and depression.

Authorities warn residents in two Caribbean nations that share island of Hispaniola to prepare for landslides, flooding.

Military vehicles ambushed before an intense exchange of fire in the North Waziristan region, army says.

The new version of the Mohajer, which carries a larger warhead, was unveiled a day after Israel blamed Iran for attacks.

Firefighters find bodies of 18 people in a burned area of forest near the Turkish border. Week's death toll now at 20.

Pyxis Ocean will sail from Singapore and head to Brazil and is likely to transport a cargo of grain to Denmark.

Scott Hall and John Eastman are first of 18 co-defendants indicted alongside ex-president to surrender to face charges.

The median FTSE 100 chief executive officer was paid 118 times the median full-time worker, study shows.

Once again the world is in the grips of a heated US election season that could have global repercussions.

Guardiola's assistant, Juanma Lillo, will take over his coaching duties while he recovers.

At least 11 people were killed following an explosion in the Shaanxi province, authorities say.

Inheritance, a sore point in the Muslim-majority country, was left out of earlier reforms that advanced women's rights.