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Former leader's remains, and those of the 12 people who were killed with him, reburied at assassination site.

‘I've never seen so much disappointment and frustration.’

Israeli forces have killed 11 Palestinians in Nablus in one of the deadliest raids since the 2000-05 uprising.

Do military drones pose a dystopian threat?

Israeli airlines can now fly over Oman after the Gulf nation opened its airspace for all carriers.

The statement comes after US reports said the weapon, which was supposed to be deployed in 2022, failed a recent test.

Authorities are rushing to move hundreds of thousands of homeless people from tents to container cities.

The northern US is hit hard with schools and offices closed due to power outages and thousands of fights cancelled.

Police say 'violent dissident republicans' are the prime focus of an investigation into shooting of off-duty policeman.

What happened in the week the Ukraine war reached a second year?

Mansur Mirovalev, who has covered Ukraine for years, on his most difficult year as a journalist, father and son.

Decision to reopen Torkham crossing came a day after high-level Pakistani delegation met Taliban officials in Kabul.

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

101 East meets the female stunt riders defying gravity and tradition in Indonesia.

Seven children and 25 women were among the foreigners who died in detention last year, minister says.

No casualties were immediately reported following the quake near Sarez Lake bordering China.

The changes will cut the budget of the body that oversees the country's polls, cull staff and close offices.

The US response ignores the country's own track record of global surveillance and bombing.

Police said the 19-year-old suspect shot dead a woman before returning to the scene and killing two others.

Candidates sign second accord ahead of February 25 polls in a bid to prevent electoral unrest.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 365th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Ukrainian youth advocates reflect on their lives one year into Russia invasion

UN health agency says one woman dies every two minutes during pregnancy or childbirth mostly from treatable conditions.

Israel attacks Gaza as tensions rise over an Israeli raid on the West Bank city of Nablus that killed 11 Palestinians.

The answer may lie in the differing personalities of Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping, say analysts.

Economists say China should adopt new development model to meet its net-zero emissions goals.

New Crisis Group report cautions against aid cuts amid Taliban curbs on women's education and working at NGOs.

Putin says relations between the two countries have reached 'new frontiers', confirming a summit with Xi Jinping.

Labour groups have said cost-cutting measures by railroad companies occurred under both Democrats and Republicans.

A scholarship programme aims to help displaced Ukrainians find jobs while addressing Japan's chronic labour shortages.

The photograph was taken from cockpit of a U-2 spy plane as it flew above alleged surveillance balloon on February 3.

Top US court considers second lawsuit this week over whether social media companies are liable for 'terrorist' content.

Yevgeny Prigozhin has repeatedly accused Russia's military brass of deliberately starving his fighters of munitions.

Russia withdraws its participation from the last remaining nuclear treaty with the US.

Government of Quebec says that it does not have the capacity to provide resources for rising number of asylum seekers.

The arrests come amid a continuing crackdown on critics of President Kais Saied.

Despite the decision to suspend participation, Russia says it will still abide by the New START arms reduction treaty.

Thousands of flights are cancelled or delayed, schools and businesses close as winter storm moves across US.

Lachin Corridor, the only land route giving Armenia direct access to Nagorno-Karabakh, has been blocked since December.

Below-normal rainfall is expected over the next three months in parts of Somalia, Kenya and Ethiopia.

What has Russia's war in Ukraine taught us about how future conflicts will be fought?

Four Saudi players are taking part in the juniors category of Billie Jean King Cup qualifiers in Sri Lanka this week.

Palestinian officials say more than 100 people injured in Israeli army's latest raid in occupied territories.

High-level delegation visits Afghanistan's capital, days after closure of major border crossing between two countries.

Head of Russian naval contingent says Zircon missile will not be deployed during drills off South Africa's coastline.

To counter his strategy, the West should offer Kyiv a formal alliance.

New violence in Colombia's decades-long conflict has impeded de-mining efforts, putting rural populations at risk.

As Putin freezes the treaty between Russia and the US, we look at the deal and the implications of the suspension.

Seven experts predict possible scenarios as neither Moscow nor Kyiv appears ready to negotiate a peaceful end to war.

A preliminary investigation showed that more than 50 people were trapped under the mine, according to the state media.