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Nearly 250,000 people have risked their lives crossing a perilous stretch of jungle between Colombia and Panama.

The law would allow Republika Srpska, part of Bosnia and Herzegovina, to ignore the country's Constitutional Court.

Ousmane Sonko faces charges of fomenting insurrection as interior ministry says his PASTEF party has been dissolved.

Retiring England bowler Stuart Broad took the last two Australian wickets to help England win the final Test.

The team, responsible for content moderation, has been a focus of criticism since Musk's takeover.

Blue blood from the crabs is used in medicine, but their eggs are a critical food source for threatened bird subspecies.

There are usually three to four supermoons in a year; Al Jazeera explains the phenomenon.

At least nine people killed and dozens wounded in clashes at the camp, where 63,000 people live in crowded conditions.

France's influence in West Africa is weakening despite President Emmanuel Macron's efforts.

X says research seems intended 'to harm Twitter's business by driving advertisers away' with 'incendiary claims'.

State Department says US will provide resources to the force after Kenya expresses willingness to lead Haiti mission.

A railway security constable shoots dead a senior colleague on a train travelling from Mumbai to Jaipur.

The punishment of the Talabat rider sparks anger among social media users in the Arab world.

US actor whose film, Pee-wee's Big Adventure, was cult classic died after battle with cancer, his publicist says.

Officials advise limiting Section 702 searches to national security threats, amid bipartisan scrutiny of the database.

Arizona's capital is grappling with sky-high temperatures, as neighbouring California contends with wildfires.

At least two people were killed as floods swept through Beijing after Typhoon Doksuri dumped heavy rainfall on the city.

The Congolese-French rapper has cancelled his appearance in Tunisia after hundreds of people were 'expelled to Libya'.

At least nine people killed and dozens wounded as efforts to broker ceasefire at Ein el-Hilweh camp fail.

Wassim Mansouri is to take over as interim chief of Lebanon's central bank after Riad Salameh steps down.

Internet services are being suspended as Ousmane Sonko is formally charged with fomenting insurrection.

The Quran is Islam's holy book, the primary source of guidance and law for Muslims across the world.

The cancellation is due to sanctions imposed on Sunday by the West African ECOWAS bloc after last week's coup in Niger.

Members of Israel's hard-right government have ruled out concessions to Palestinians as part of any deal with Riyadh.

Former US president has 54 percent support among likely Republican primary voters, New York Times/Siena poll finds.

Berlin makes decision after the European Union and France cut financial aid to the West African nation last week.

Panama's government has failed to follow through with promised aide for Indigenous people, Human Rights Watch says.

Beijing says it wants to safeguard 'national security and interests' amid escalating tension with Washington.

July 2023 has broken global temperature records, raising fears about what patterns could next emerge.

Nigeria's draw against Ireland enough to take them through; Australia knock Olympic champions Canada out.

David Hunter had been on trial for the manslaughter of his wife in December 2021.

After being pictured in St Petersburg having led a mutiny, the mercenary boss says Russia may need an emboldened force.

The Kremlin's comment comes days after Wagner mercenary boss Yevgeny Prigozhin appeared to show support for the coup.

Police say their initial investigation suggests that the ISIL (ISIS) regional affiliate could be responsible.

The spirit of the uprisinglives on in the hearts and minds of millions of Arabs.

Dog meat consumption, a centuries-old practice, isn't explicitly prohibited or legalized in South Korea.

Coup makers have warned against foreign attempts to extract detained President Bazoum, saying it would result in chaos.

Making up for lost time, the kingdom is moving to challenge regional players, attract travellers and boost its income.

The barnacle-encrusted device, which is about the size of a small car, was found in mid-July.

Amid accusations of fraud, a tarnished end to a governorship that started in 1993 at the request of the PM.

France has said anyone who attacks its nationals, army or diplomats in the country would see an immediate response.

The military's attacks against people of all backgrounds have sparked a countrywide awakening to Rohingyas' plight.

Beijing's 22 million people remain under a red alert for heavy rain as remnants of Typhoon Doksuri passes through city.

Ukrainian official says summit will discuss Kyiv's peace formula, which calls for departure of all Russian troops.

These are the main developments as the Russian invasion of Ukraine enters its 523rd day.

In latest attempt at reconciliation, Mahmoud Abbas and Hamas leader Ismail Haniya met for face-to-face talks in Egypt.

Inflation, a growing wealth divide and the killing of dozens of demonstrators by troops are driving instability.

At least five people killed, seven wounded in a shooting in crowded Palestinian camp of Ein el-Hilweh in south Lebanon.

Iran said it will pursue its interests over the Dorra-Arash field if Saudi Arabia and Kuwait shun cooperation.

Foreign Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen says gov't will consider possibility of intervening in 'special situations'.