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For years, the oil firm has been plagued with financial transparency issues. Analysts say going commercial could fix it.

Rejecting the referendum is the only way for Tunisians to take a stand against Kais Saied's autocratic legalism.

Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says three non-Syrians were also killed in the Israeli attack.

Appointment of veteran politician comes after security forces clear anti-government protest site in Colombo.

The Senegal forward is crowned African Player of the Year after helping his country win the first AFCON title.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 149th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Murmu's election to the largely ceremonial role was considered a certainty due to the ruling BJP's backing.

Critics say emissions allowances are ineffective due to industry efficiency benchmarks being set at relatively low bar.

Nazeri bin Lajim was hanged early on Friday morning for drug offences, the latest in a 'relentless wave' of executions.

Statement comes after media reports that a CCP committee was established at one of the bank’s units.

About 7 percent of Indonesia's 270 million people are estimated to consume dog meat.

Tokyo expresses concern that Moscow's invasion of Ukraine could set a dangerous precedent.

Panel says Donald Trump 'refused to act' to rein in the mob of his supporters as they stormed the US Capitol.

If the objections are dismissed, the court can begin to discuss the evidence for the alleged atrocities.

Bank of Japan is keeping ultra-low interest rates in place even as global peers tighten policy to cool rising prices.

Protesters accuse soldiers of 'brutal' assaults, as security forces descend on sites in early hours of Friday morning.

State public defender's office says 'there are signs of major human rights violations' in raid on Complexo do Alemao.

Person who tested positive in New York state no longer contagious, but investigators are checking if others exposed.

The UN-backed deal will free up grain exports from Ukraine's besieged Black Sea ports, Ankara says.

US court allows six-week abortion ban to come into force in Georgia, forcing clinics to swiftly turn away patients.

Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss go down to the wire in Conservative Party leadership battle.

Al Jazeera recaps key events of week 21 of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Foreign minister says Russia has expanded its territorial aims in Ukraine beyond occupying the eastern Donbas region.

Former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva confirmed as a presidential candidate before October election.

Thomas Lane is one of four Minneapolis officers who have been charged with the killing of George Floyd on May 25, 2020.

Sergio Mattarella's move comes after PM Mario Draghi quit following the collapse of his national unity government.

Democrats are worried that rights such as gay marriage and birth control could be struck down by the Supreme Court.

The ministry has requested to dissolve the Russian branch of the agency, according to a Moscow court.

Hungary's foreign minister says he wants to discuss ensuring gas supplies for his country during Russia visit.

Belarusian leader calls for deal on ending the conflict, but says any peace agreement depends entirely on Kyiv.

The butterflies are imperiled by loss of habitat, increased use of pesticides for agriculture and climate change.

One Medical, whose parent is called 1Life Healthcare Inc, operates 182 medical offices in 25 markets in the US.

The pope says leaders need to heed the Earth's 'cries of anguish' stemming from climate change.

Open Dialogue Foundation says more than 300 people are detained after deadly unrest gripped Karakalpakstan this month.

Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, arguably the vaccine's biggest backer, will no longer financially support the shot.

The congressional hearings on the riots of January 2021 paint Trump as a leader who was out to seize power at all costs.

The UK has failed to adequately respond to a surge in arrivals via the English Channel, independent inspection finds.

Concerns over runaway inflation have mounted amid economic uncertainty in wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Unemployment claims are rising as more companies announce job cuts amid increasing fears of a recession.

Emergency services continue to battle wildfires across swathes of Europe.

The activists are demonstrating against what they call selective justice by the country’s judiciary in recent months.

The court will decide whether Scotland can hold a second referendum next year without Westminster's approval.

Bloc says rationing is necessary amid Russian 'blackmail' but some member states have rejected the proposal.

As speculation rises, Russia says 69-year-old is in good health as CIA chief sees no evidence to back up rumours.

The hyper-strategic alliances that defined the region during the Cold War now appear to be turning hybrid and fluid.

Sherpa becomes the first person to climb the world's 14 tallest peaks twice after reaching top of Gasherbrum II.

Despite growing opposition, President Saied has retained supporters who will back him in Monday's constitutional vote.

Two men and a French tourist die after being struck by bulls during bull-running festival in Valencia, eastern Spain.

FM Cavusoglu says reports blaming Turkey for the attack were attempts by the PKK to hinder counterterrorism operations.