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A three-part series about US anti-boycott laws and their implications for freedom of speech.

Police raid homes of the Artgemeinschaft network members who sought to indoctrinate children with Nazi ideology.

Human Rights Commission says at least 34 attacks on religious sites of minority Ahmadis have taken place so far in 2023.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken announces the decision in a statement released on Tuesday.

Bangladesh's top batter will miss the World Cup due to persistent back injury; Shakib al-Hasan will lead the team.

A judge rules that Trump fraudulently inflated the value of his properties, including his Mar-a-Lago estate.

Osimhen could sue the club after a video seemingly mocking the player was posted and then deleted from Napoli's TikTok.

Urban expansion and the commodification of land are driving disputes in areas near the Ugandan capital.

A massive fire has turned a wedding into a tragedy, and authorities say the death toll may still rise.

Minister says New Delhi is open to looking into 'relevant' information Canada provides on Hardeep Singh Nijjar's murder.

Crisis with Ottawa is deepening fissures between Canadian Sikhs and Hindus, both of whom have been affected the most.

Nepal become the first team to score 300 runs in T20 internationals as Kushal Malla scores fastest 100 in the format.

India is set to host the 13th edition of the ICC's Men's Cricket World Cup from October 5 to November 19, 2023.

Upwards of 20 mostly young people arrested following raids on Apple, Lululemon and Foot Locker shops in US city.

A fire that raced through a hall hosting a wedding in northern Iraq killed at least 113 people and injured 150 others.

As row between two nations continues over killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, Al Jazeera explains the movement's history.

Taipei has reported regular sightings of the Chinese military around the island as well as land exercises in Fujian.

Dark powder, sand-sized particles found as lid opened on Osiris-REx space probe which collected samples from asteroid.

Authorities suspect drug cartel conflict after seven bodies and five bags of body parts discovered in city and suburbs.

The first parade in a decade was an opportunity for South Korea to show off its advanced weaponry and military might.

Residents of Rempang Island have until September 28 to leave their villages to make way for a sprawling economic zone.

As the war enters its 581st day, these are the main developments.

Republicans and Democrats have agreed to a deal for six weeks of short-term funding, but it faces hurdles in the House.

Initial reports indicate that fireworks used during wedding ceremony may have been responsible for blaze.

Attorneys general from 17 states joined the Federal Trade Commission's suit, which accuses Amazon of harming consumers.

New York Attorney General Letitia James is seeking a penalty of $250m and a ban on Trump doing business in the state.

A tripartite agreement is expected to be signed at the COP28 conference in Dubai in November.

Unions have announced a strike beginning on October 3 after President Bola Tinubu scrapped a subsidy on fuel.

Thousands of people are arriving every day as influx grows despite barriers.

Ahlam has been through war and ISIL, but the deadly flood was her most harrowing experience yet.

Hardline Republicans urging deep spending cuts are bringing US gov't to brink of shutdown as October 1 deadline looms.

US president's address to union members comes a day before Trump is also set to visit the state and speak to workers.

The ruling against Putin's most prominent opponent is on top of an 11-and-a-half-year sentence he is already serving.

Lawsuit says Giuliani and lawyer Robert Costello's campaign sought 'total annihilation' of US president's son's privacy.

Before second Republican debate, experts explain why low-polling candidates hold on despite paltry chances of victory.

Ethnic Armenians fleeing from breakaway region to Armenia giveharrowing accountsof escaping death, war and hunger.

Lawsuit exposed deficiencies in JPMorgan's oversight of clients even as employees urged bank to end work with Epstein.

Canada's foreign minister calls on Anthony Rota to step down after honouring man who served in Nazi World War II unit.

Russia's invasion has helped put the world on a path to net zero emissions of greenhouse gases by 2050, a study says.

Dasun Shanaka keeps his place as captain despite his poor form and an embarrassing loss in the Asia Cup final.

Kyeremanten's resignation comes amid worsteconomic crisisin a generation and before elections in February 2024.

If Slovaks and Poles vote in conservative, populist forces, this would not bode well for their nations or for EU unity.

Azerbaijani experts and residents of the capital on whether ethnic Armenians and Azerbaijans can ever live in harmony.

Muslim activists voice solidarity with Sikhs after murder of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, which Ottawa has linked to New Delhi.

Hossein Amirabdollahian's interest in going to US capital does not appear directly linked with talks on nuclear deal.

International Energy Agency warns of impact of increased fossil fuel investment and 'stubbornly high emissions'.

As Brazilian experience shows, anti-hunger policies can be easily reversed unless they address structural inequality.

Emir of Qatar Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani meets Saudi Arabia's Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud in Doha.

Beijing warns Manila not to 'stir up trouble' after the Philippine coastguard removes buoys installed by China.