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Allies condemn 'in the strongest terms' Pyongyang's latest weapons test, and urge end to 'destabilization'.

The vote is likely to lead to legal challenges as US politicians express concerns over the app's ties to China.

'We're tired of it,' say residents facing ongoing violence in the Ituri province, near the border with Uganda.

The Salvadoran news outlet El Faro says the Bukele government has attacked the country's press and eroded rule of law.

One of the highest rates in the world is straining wallets putting pressure on government ahead of October elections.

Supreme Court justice's order is part of probe into January 8 riots that saw Bolsonaro supporters storm gov't buildings.

Opening statements for the trial begin Monday, with Dominion saying that Fox deliberately spread false election claims.

US lawmakers question why 21-year-old suspect Jack Teixeira had such wide access to sensitive Pentagon information.

Rescue workers dig for survivors after Russian missile attack on a block of apartments in Sloviansk, Donetsk region.

Nizar Issaoui, 35, said the reason for his protest was being falsely accused of 'terrorism' in the village of Haffouz.

Fresh protests erupt after Constitutional Council approves key provisions of French president's pension reforms.

Deposits shot up as businesses and customers flocked to the banking giant after the failure of two smaller banks.

Authorities announce charges against so-called 'Chapitos' cartel leaders, Chinese chemical firms linked to fentanyl.

Military players in the country are turning against each other with each side vying for more power.

Local groups welcome decision to make Minneapolis the first large city in the US with year-round public call to prayer.

Government says restrictions on mifepristone would deny people 'lawful access' to drug deemed safe by US regulators.

Beatriz Flamini, 50, says the experience of being cut off from the world was 'excellent, unbeatable.'

Mediators say RSF head assured them of his readiness to sit with al-Burhan after the situation escalated between sides.

In letter to Biden, 14 Democrats call for ensuring that 'US taxpayer funds' to Israel do not support rights abuses.

During Ramadan, Israel permits some Palestinians from the occupied West Bank to travel to occupied East Jerusalem.

Sales fell among most retailers adding to other recent evidence that economy is cooling on back of high interest rates.

Budapest withdraws from a Russian-controlled bank after it was sanctioned, but ties with Western powers remain shaky.

Jack Teixeira, 21-year-old member of Massachusetts National Guard, faces charges in US military intelligence leak case.

Brazilian and Chinese presidents stress importance of bilateral relationship in talks aimed at bolstering trade.

Along with missile launches, drills will involve nuclear-capable strategic bombers and other warplanes.

Discussions among regional foreign ministers in Jeddah will include Syria's suspension from the Arab League.

A new women's collective is helping fishmongers diversify incomes as sex-for-fish requests increase in parts of Malawi.

Advertisement showing England coach Brendon McCullum promote a betting site could be in breach of ECB code of conduct.

The termination of the Zimbabwe Exemption Permit would be a black mark on South Africa's human rights record.

Here are the key takeaways from the investigation into Southern Africa's biggest gold and money laundering operations.

In Beijing, Annalena Baerbock says she also expressed concerns about human rights issues and Taiwan tensions.

A look at the characteristics of solid-fuel technology and how it can help North Korea improve its missile systems.

More than 800 detainees to be released according to an agreement reached between warring parties in Yemen.

One of India's most popular street foods is made regularly in the Ahmads' kitchen, delighting 12-year-old Ibrahim.

Al Jazeera investigation reveals a well-known money launderer as a previously missing link in the Gupta state capture.

Al Jazeera's investigation shows different gold smuggling gangs have one common thread — links to Emmerson Mnangagwa.

No form of behavioural therapy can truly rehabilitate men with a long history of violence, aggression and misogyny.

Leaked documents also reveal China's plans to send 'lethal aid' to Russian military disguised as civilian items.

Ishaq Dar says the UAE has informed the IMF that it will provide $1bn to the crisis-hit South Asian nation.

Penpa Tsering says the Dalai Lama was called names that really hurt the 'sentiment of all his followers'.

Government removes significant historical and scientific facts from textbooks as it pursues a Hindu supremacist agenda.

Reporters Without Borders criticises the legislation saying it has 'negative chapters' affecting press freedom.

Stanford University report says 'incidents and controversies' associated with AI have increased 26 times in a decade.

It remains uncertain whether China, Sri Lanka's biggest bilateral creditor, will join the initiative launched by Japan.

The Hwasong-18 missile took off from a site close to the capital, Pyongyang, and flew for about 1,000 kilometres.

Former US president blasts civil case as 'ridiculous' ahead of hours-long deposition.

Authorities plan for aerial survey as most populated areas appear to escape serious damage.

There are more people in India and China than in the next 19 most populated countries in the world combined.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 415th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Police say suspect Nima Momeni was known to the victim but decline to discuss possible motive.