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Move comes as families continue to demand answers over the police's handling of May school shooting that left 21 dead.

Climate talks known as COP27 in Egypt in November 'must be the place for serious action on loss and damage', UN says.

Farmers and ranchers clear record number of areas in Brazilian Amazon for agribusiness, with little regulation.

Kyiv has accused Moscow of forcibly deporting 1.6 million Ukrainians with efforts under way to return 32 located kids.

Libya’s Red Crescent says local authorities found bodies washed up onshore after a migrant shipwreck off western coast.

The highly symbolic choice of laureates from three nations at centre of Ukraine war have spurred a flurry of reaction.

Separatist forces in the war-battered Donetsk region say they have reclaimed a series of villages near Bakhmut.

Mayor Eric Adams says 17,000 asylum seekers have been bused into New York City since April, straining resources.

A free press helps a country’s resilience to foreign influence campaigns, but democracies are weakening their defences.

Originally estimated at $21m, the 11.15-carat Williamson Pink Star diamond was sold for $49.9m at Hong Kong auction.

Concerns are rising about Pakistan's ability to pay for imports such as energy and food, and meet sovereign debt needs.

A rare attack in the northern city of Erbil kills car driver and injures two women and two children in the same vehicle.

The US Federal Reserve will likely stick to its aggressive policy of raising interest rates to fight inflation.

Putin receives congratulations and criticism on his birthday.

Polls suggest Liz Truss, the new British prime minister, is far from popular, while Labour enjoys a boost.

The United States has accused OPEC oil-producing nations of siding with Russia after a decision to cut oil output.

Findings are likely to be disputed by Iranian demonstrators, after father previously said she had been hit.

Walkouts at four refineries leave about 10 percent of petrol stations in the Paris region struggling with fuel supplies.

The negotiations were due to be led by AU representative and ex-Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo in South Africa.

Many Nigerians say getting a passport is now cumbersome due to corruption and government inefficiency.

Al Jazeera looks into the extent and cost of the recent floods that triggered humanitarian and financial crises.

The two-month EU mission aims to help the arch rivals delineate their common borders, the European Council says.

The truce lasted for six months and expired on October 2, with efforts to renew it unsuccessful so far.

This year's prestigious award was given to Ales Bialiatski, the Memorial and the Center for Civil Liberties.

UN Human Rights Council renews mandate to collect and preserve evidence of atrocities during the decades-long civil war.

The election has gone ahead despite a deadlock in parliament and analysts say this could hurt the ruling party.

Thais have turned to social media to mourn as 4.7 million people sent posts under a commemorative hashtag on Friday.

The army general's diplomatic errors have raised debate about whether he can succeed his father, as is widely believed.

Ex-PM attacks the government over its handling of the flood-ravaged economy and once again calls for swift elections.

'If we lose the Amazon, if you take the Amazon out of the equation … global temperature could rise by 0.25 degrees.'

Ales Bialiatski, Memorial and Center for Civil Liberties named winners at Oslo ceremony.

Lebanon's banks have been in crisis for months as depositors demand access to their savings.

Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Hina Rabbani Khar talks to Marc Lamont Hill about the response to Pakistan floods.

Manasseh Sogavare said he would not do anything that undermines national security or jeopardises regional stability.

Superyacht linked to Russian billionaire Alexey Mordashov is estimated to be worth $500m.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 226th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Africans also sold other Africans into slavery. Black filmmakers must stop hiding the continent's imperfect history.

The total damage to the massive tuff megaliths that have made the island famous is still unknown.

The nuclear-powered USS Ronald Reagan and its battle group have returned to waters near the Korean peninsula for drills.

South Korean tech giant reports worse-than-expected 32 percent drop in quarterly operating earnings.

Shenzhen-based firm is among 13 Chinese companies added to list that clears way for sanctions.

US president compares threat now with the Cuban Missile Crisis, which brought world to brink of catastrophe in 1962.

Thailand in shock over deaths of children as young as two in mass stabbing and shooting at a nursery.

A referendum is expected to be held as early as 2023, but campaigners say more needs to be done to tackle inequality.

US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken says sanctions take aim at Russia and Belarus' support for Myanmar military.

China claims 'victory' as UN Human Rights Council votes not to discuss allegations of abuses against minority Uighurs.

Damien Sanderson, initially named as second suspect in last month's attacks, was 'a victim of homicide', police say.

Riyadh defends decision to curb oil output, saying move aims to stabilise the oil market, not drive up prices.

Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter is expected to close on or around October 28, according to court filings.