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India's national carrier seals the biggest deal in aviation history.

Founder of military firm accuses officials of denying his fighters sufficient ammunition as part of an ongoing rivalry.

Far-right US lawmakers criticise the president's trip to Kyiv, arguing that Biden should prioritise domestic issues.

Sweeping judicial changes, cornerstone of PM Netanyahu's far-right government, to get first reading in Knesset.

President Lula says that Sao Paulo region can 'count on the federal government' after flooding killed at least 40.

Safety standards along rail network are in focus as East Palestine residents worry about exposure to toxic chemicals.

Documentary by Al Jazeera English's programme details the killing of the renowned correspondent by Israeli forces.

Aftershocks centred in Turkey's Hatay province were shallow meaning they pose serious danger to those in the quake zone.

Experts say psychosocial programmes should be enacted to help survivors cope with trauma and go back to routine life.

Talks in New York seek to safeguard the seas, their huge range of biodiversity and oxygen that sustains life on Earth.

Independence was a dream come true, but building a future is taking longer than expected, Albanian Kosovars say.

Ghannouchi, speaker of dissolved parliament, told to appear at police station after arrests of president's critics.

Irish top-flight club Bohemian FC aims to create awareness about the Palestinian cause.

Several communities across the world - already dealing with their own hardships - have launched fundraising efforts.

The UAE, which had drafted the resolution, has dropped the vote apparently amid US pressure, reports say.

Bengali-language Dainik Dinkal has been the mouthpiece of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party for more than three decades.

US president meets Ukrainian counterpart in a show of solidarity before the first anniversary of Russia's invasion.

Iranian rial crosses 500,000 to the US dollar as prices of food and essentials continue to rise.

The US secretary of state says Finland and Sweden have already taken 'concrete steps' to meet Ankara's requests.

China says it will not accept US 'pointing fingers' after Blinken said Beijing is considering providing arms to Russia.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu blamed Iran for attacking its oil tanker in the Arabian Sea on February 10.

Violence has erupted in a city at the centre of dispute between Somalia's semi-autonomous Somaliland & Puntland regions.

Hamo, 18, is offering open-air haircuts to his family and others displaced by the disaster.

Flights halted and stock exchange shut as tropical cyclone approaches, posing 'direct threat' to Indian Ocean island.

Probe into deadly collapse of suspension bridge in Gujarat's Morbi finds several structural and operational violations.

With a lot of ups and downs, there were numerous reports of near breakdowns or imminent deals throughout last year.

Meta Verified would let Facebook and Instagram users pay to have a verified account.

Comments come at the back of a 10-day visit by an IMF delegation, as Pakistan hopes to unlock $1.1bn of crucial funds.

Neither side looks set for a decisive victory any time soon, writes Al Jazeera's defence analyst.

Eritreans settled abroad should not be forced to pay an illegal tax that helps keep President Afwerki's regime afloat.

A plan by Netanyahu's government to weaken the Supreme Court has triggered weeks of mass protests.

The Torkham border is the main point of transit for travellers and goods between Pakistan and landlocked Afghanistan.

Search and rescue efforts stopped in all Turkish provinces, apart from Hatay and Kahramanmaras.

AU Commission chief confirms Israel was not invited to the weekend summit where Israeli ambassador was removed.

New Zealand announces relief package worth $186m, says cost of storm could rise above $8bn.

Another senseless war started by a superpower is wrecking the world.

Jiangsu, Shandong and Hebei ranked among areas most vulnerable to rising water levels and extreme weather.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 362nd day, we take a look at the main developments.

China Renaissance Holdings shares fall as much as 5 percent after earlier recovering some losses.

Opposition party that once dominated the self-ruled island aims to show it can work better with Beijing than ruling DPP.

Sao Paulo governor declares emergency in five coastal towns as torrential rain unleashes deadly flooding and landslides.

Seoul unveils sanctions against four individuals and five entities following latest missile launches.

Banned launches come as Kim Yo Jong warns against any increased US presence on the Korean peninsula.

The IAEA says it is talking to Iran over enrichment, as Tehran says the agency is being used as a 'political tool'.

Oil tanker in the Gulf was 'hit by an airborne object' while in the Arabian Sea, owner says.

Ukraine and its allies have dismissed such accusations as cynical attempts to spread disinformation.

As Munich hosts its annual conference, there are concerns about the continent's future.

Aim of UN meetings is to produce a unified agreement for the conservation and sustainable use of vast marine ecosystems.

Antony Blinken, who toured Hatay province from the air, says 'it is going to take a massive effort to rebuild'.