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The measures announced after South American nation confirms at least eight cases of the H5N1 in wild birds.

Syrups made by two Indian companies were linked to deaths of 70 children in The Gambia and 19 in Uzbekistan last year.

Police in Portugal prepare to search at a reservoir 50km (31 miles) from where the three-year-old went missing in 2007.

Descendants of families who profited from slavery have joined the fight for reparatory justice for slavery in the UK

Brazil's Christ the Redeemer statue switched off its lights in a show of antiracism solidarity with Vinicius Jr.

Eight-party coalition announces ambitious plans for reform, but makes no mention of a divisive royal insult law.

China's deepening economic and political relationship with Russia has not been derailed by Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.

Russian mercenary force said to be willing to falsify paperwork to use Mali as transit point for Ukraine war equipment.

Stories that resonate globally and have a female gaze are driving success, but an addiction to big money poses risks.

Residents are being urged to stay at home with the powerful storm expected to make landfall on Wednesday.

As the war enters its 454th day, we take a look at the main developments.

The Liberty of Russia Legion and Russian Volunteer Corps said to be involved in cross-border attacks in Belgorod.

Malaysian Booker-listed novelist publishes his first book in 10 years; a tale of love and betrayal in colonial Malaya.

Their meeting comes as US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen issues third letter in three weeks, warning of a June default.

The columnist is seeking an additional $10m in compensatory damages after Trump doubled down on disparaging claims.

The lawsuit argues that the state's ban singles out the short-form video app and undermines free speech.

New Iranian atomic facility near Natanz may be too deep underground to be destroyed by air raids, AP analysis says.

The decision targets members of the Estado Mayor Central rebel group after reports of minors being forcibly recruited.

Activists and media protest as the journalists are interrogated for criticising the security forces.

Israeli-funded digging in occupied East Jerusalem has been condemned by international archaeologists.

Arizona, California and Nevada agree to cut water usage from the Colorado River by 13 percent over three years.

Estelle Masse, senior policy analyst at Access Now, speaks to Al Jazeera about record penalty imposed on tech giant.

Scott centres his personal story as he seeks 2024 Republican nomination in crowded field that includes Donald Trump.

The army conducted air attacks in the capital hours before the deal aimed at allowing aid delivery took effect.

Owned by Africa's richest man, the new refinery is seen as the answer to persistent fuel shortages in Nigeria.

PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis's party routed left-wing Syriza in election and is expected to do it again in a repeat vote.

On the 75th anniversary of the Nakba, Al Jazeera spoke to Palestinian youth about their hopes for the future.

Protasevich had been sentenced to eight years for organising protests and insulting President Lukashenko.

Ahmadian is a career military man who has not held any known positions in any presidential administrations.

Pornography is not illegal in South Africa, but there are restrictions on its distribution.

We speak to a Ukrainian military expert, serviceman and analysts on what the possible capture of Bakhmut means.

Third-placed candidate says he will support incumbent in Sunday's second round of voting.

Incident renews debate about modesty and women in public spaces under the hashtag #Sidon.

Eduardo Mendúa was shot outside his home, leading some to wonder about the role of the oil industry in his death.

The forum of the world’s biggest economies is focused on economic matters. Its latest meeting is in Kashmir.

Human rights and education activists say South Africa is not prioritising hygiene standards in schools in rural areas.

The meeting could pave the way for the two countries to seal a $6bn infrastructure-for-minerals deal with China.

'It is painful,' President Irfaan Ali says after tragedy in Mahdia, a gold-mining town.

Facebook, Instagram owner says ruling 'flawed, unjustified, sets a dangerous precedent for countless other companies'.

Despite winning Sunday's vote, the governing New Democracy party fell short of winning an absolute majority.

Government decision comes amid mounting criticism of its earlier announcement to try all protesters under draconian law.

About 200 Hezbollah fighters take part in exercises ahead of anniversary of Israel's withdrawal from southern Lebanon.

The deputy defence minister says Ukrainian troops are advancing near the city, over which Russia claimed victory.

More than 90 percent of deaths caused by disasters worldwide happen in developing countries, UN report finds.

Meshhouf is a traditional boat made of woven reeds, which resembles a wicker basket that spans more than 2 metres.

Brazilian forward calls La Liga and Spain racist after slurs yelled from stands during away match at Valencia.

Roma inclusion is not only a moral imperative; ageing societies in Europe mean that it is also smart economics.

Chinese foreign ministry says Japan's actions were detrimental to China's sovereignty and security.

Shamkhani was the second-longest-serving security chief since the 1979 revolution.

China bans US chipmaker Micron days after the G7 members launched veiled criticism of China's trade practices.