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The Taliban said Asadullah Haroon Gul was one of the last two Afghan prisoners held at Guantanamo Bay.

As US Supreme Court reverses Roe v Wade, joy for conservative groups and despair for abortion rights advocates.

At least 6,117 suspected drug dealers were killed in police encounters up to April 2021, according to government data.

President Joe Biden condemns top court decision overturning nearly 50 years of abortion rights in the United States.

Russian leader accuses Western countries of 'destabilising global agricultural production'.

Ukrainian forces are retreating from the eastern city after weeks of fierce fighting.

The anniversary comes after victims and their families reached a $1.2bn settlement in the incident.

President Mohamud returned to Somalia on Friday from a trip to the United Arab Emirates.

With the landmark abortion legislation struck down, more women could face economic hardships and serious health risks.

Medics are left overwhelmed and under-equipped in the wake of Afghanistan’s deadliest earthquake in decades.

“I'm tired of covering children dying in mass shootings.”

Sanctions and the challenging terrain of affected areas make it hard to provide rapid international aid to survivors.

Approximately 300,000 workers are unemployed, with 80 percent of factories closed since the beginning of the blockade.

The mass crossing is the first since Spain and Morocco resolved a diplomatic spat over Western Sahara.

Al Jazeera speaks to geopolitical expert Agnia Grigas on the tensions between Russia and Lithuania.

Dos Santos, 79, has been receiving medical treatment since 2019. He was president of Angola between 1979 and 2017.

The two South Asian nations provide humanitarian assistance to Afghanistan where a powerful quake killed over 1,000.

Britain's controversial policy to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda has been a trending media topic ahead of the summit.

The Latin American country had said it does not have the funds to build the controversial embassy.

In the past, Eskom's wage talks have turned fraught, leading to similar protests which hampered operations.

Muslims in Ranchi condemn police for filing cases against Prophet remarks row protesters - even ones who were shot dead.

Ukrainians are staging attacks on Russian-backed authorities in Kherson as counteroffensive stalls.

Veteran Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh was killed on May 11 in the occupied West Bank city of Jenin.

Jebali says the arrest is politically motivated, as President Saied continues his crackdown on opponents.

Veteran Al Jazeera journalist was killed by Israeli forces while reporting in Jenin on May 11.

The earthquake killed at least 1,000 people and destroyed or damaged about 10,000 homes in Afghanistan's remote east.

This week, the US's mercurial relationship with true and manufactured heroes was on quixotic display.

President Tokayev publicly refused to recognise separatist regions in Ukraine, enraging some Kremlin officials.

Local governor says troops have received order to leave the city after weeks of fighting against Russian troops.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 121st day, we take a look at the main developments.

Banat's family say the focus has been on low-ranking officers, and not the Palestinian officials who gave the orders.

The blockade on Gaza is a stain on human history.

Polls in Wakefield, and Tiverton and Honiton were first since PM narrowly survived a vote of confidence this month.

The modest gun safety measure is the first significant gun control legislation to pass the US Senate in three decades.

Analysts say North Korean announcements could indicate plans to deploy tactical nuclear weapons to front lines.

Protesters try to storm congress on the 11th day of marches after winning a concession on access to key cultural centre.

Serhiy Haidai says forces will retreat from the embattled city as Kyiv prepares to lose the Luhansk region.

Latest hearing focuses to Donald Trump's efforts to pressure US Justice Department to 'say the election was corrupt'.

US Border Patrol says it turned to parole because it lacks space to hold migrants and resources are 'overwhelmed'.

EU’s 27 nations unanimously voted for Ukraine candidate status in a moral victory for the war-torn country.

Jordanian authorities launch probe and manhunt after a female university student was killed on a campus in Amman.

Health ministry says aid has begun to arrive to the area affected by earthquake that killed at least 1,000 people.

China warns against expanding military alliances and weaponising economic sanctions.

At BRICS meeting, Chinese leader says world must move away from US-led hegemony and towards harmonious future.

Top court justices rule in favour of sheriff's deputy who was sued after suspect said officer never read him his rights.

Seventy-three legislators resigned collectively earlier in June after a prolonged political impasse.

In fifth hearing of the month, committee hears from Justice officials about Trump efforts to overturn the 2020 election.

US government bans sale and distribution of Juul products amid concerns about increase in number of teenagers vaping.

Imprisoned workers face disciplinary actions if they won’t perform tasks, ACLU says, and often receive little or no pay.