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101 East investigates why Indigenous women disappear at a disproportionately high rate in Australia.

The SPYDER air defence system would boost the UAE's capabilities after attacks by Yemen's Houthi rebels.

Former deputy security minister Sun Lijun received 646 million yuan ($91m) in bribes between 2001 and 2020.

The leaked documents, obtained by Al Jazeera, reveal how party officials smear and intimidate rivals.

Move to lift travel restriction comes amid fears the former British colony is losing its competitive edge.

UN chief Antonio Guterres told UN agencies 'must stop' presenting credentials and signing agreements with coup leaders.

It cloaks Israel's state savagery against Palestinians in a cape and undoes Marvel's move towards humane stories.

Arrival marks most significant deployment yet amid push for more US nuclear-capable 'assets' to deter North Korea.

Survivors of one of the worst massacres in Palestinian history recount the horror of the events.

Cambodians reflect after the UN-backed war crimes tribunal issued its final judgement on the regime's brutal rule.

Optus chief executive Kelly Bayer Rosmarin says "sophisticated" actor was behind the cyberattack.

Referendums are due to get underway on Friday, in votes seen as paving the way for an escalation of the war.

Water levels on Poyang Lake have plunged after three months of drought with forecasters warning situation could worsen.

Japanese prime minister's comments come after Tokyo buys yen to support the currency for the first time since 1998.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida says rules restricting tourists to package tours will be scrapped from next month.

Special Rapporteur Tom Andrews says Myanmar people are frustrated with an international community they feel has failed.

Ex-president has claimed without evidence that FBI might have planted documents during search of Mar-a-Lago last month.

Senate fails to advance Biden-backed campaign finance bill that would require political groups to disclose big donors.

Hurricane warning remains in effect for all of Bermuda as Puerto Rico struggles to restore power in storm's aftermath.

Pressure on Russia has increased with world leaders calling for accountability over Moscow's February 24 invasion.

Mayor says new centres will provide shelter, food and healthcare to hundreds of people bused into the city each day.

Bodies of 34 people found after a boat carrying migrants and refugees capsizes off Syrian coast, government says.

Former US president accused of financial fraud in New York state.

Officials brave landslides, thick mud and broken roads by foot to provide supplies to residents hard-hit by hurricane.

Comments come after investigation by The New Humanitarian and Al Jazeera finds such cases have gone unchecked for years.

Authorities say three children are among those killed south of San Salvador in landslides triggered by heavy rainfall.

Prosecutors say Tom Barrack involved in scheme to garner 'power and money'; defence denies he acted as a foreign agent.

Biden administration sanctions police force over 'abuse and violence' against Iranian women and demonstrators.

Activists call for the abolition of the monarchy as the country holds a holiday to mark the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

EU states need a joint position on Russians requesting to enter after fleeing their country, the bloc's executive says.

Seven other deaths are being investigated as suspected cases of a strain for which authorities do not have a vaccine.

Five British nationals reunited with their families in London as Moscow welcomes back 55 freed troops.

Why Queen Elizabeth’s death has revived debate over the British Empire.

Russia's war call-up comes as troops suffer battlefield losses and amid plans to annex more Ukrainian territory.

Federal agencies raid offices of Popular Front of India and homes of its members, accusing the group of terror links.

The governors shipping migrants to far-away states may be coldhearted, but they have forced immigration onto the agenda.

Ukrainian officials say three soldiers killed in the blast, one day before a referendum to join Russia.

Europe insists rise in coal use is only temporary and will have no long-term effect on targets to cut gas emissions.

And how does he plan to save the UK's imperilled economy?

Here's a round-up of Al Jazeera's Middle East coverage this week.

Putin ally says Ukrainian territories that vote to join Russia will be protected by Moscow as 'sham' referendums near.

The decaying 45-year-old FSO Safer has not been serviced since Yemen plunged into civil war in 2014.

Independent news outlets said some of those arrested were served summons to report to military enlistment offices.

How the spread of wild conspiracy theories has undermined democratic institutions and social stability in the US.

Pakistan court defers contempt proceedings against PTI chief after he says he is willing to apologise to female judge.

World powers must take Putin's threat seriously, stop the escalation and seek a diplomatic solution.

Comments by Vyacheslav Volodin follow President Vladimir Putin's order for partial mobilisation.

As tensions continue to rise and the rhetoric heats up, we take a look at Russia’s nuclear capabilities.

Tomas Zeron, who previously led Mexico's Criminal Investigation Agency, has reportedly been in Israel for two years.

UK lifted ban on fracking, a controversial method to dig for fossil fuels, in order to boost oil and gas output.