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The Biden administration is clearing away $5.8bn for more than 560,000 borrowers.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has renewed threats of a military campaign targeting Kurdish 'terrorists'.

EFF rallied with survivors of Marikana shooting in Johannesburg where a lawsuit against the president is being heard.

Payton Gendron, 18, is accused of killing 10 Black people and injuring 3 others in a racially-motivated US attack.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine triggers debate in countries that have taken a neutral stance in conflicts.

The more tension there is between Russia and the West, the higher the prices will be for commodities, analysts say.

Unless humanity acts now, 'we will not have a livable planet,' United Nations secretary-general warns.

Jens Stoltenberg says conflict is turning into 'war of attrition', and NATO is not seeking escalation with Russia.

Among those targeted is also an oligarch who heads a major steel producer, the US Treasury Department said on Thursday.

Bloc drops leader of Russia's Orthodox Church from proposed blacklist after Hungary opposes the move.

At least 18 people have died in state custody during sweeping gang crackdown, Amnesty International says in new report.

US Department of State slams China for committing 'genocide' against Uighurs in report on global religious freedom.

Talks are expected to focus on grain supplies, political cooperation amid Russia's standoff with the West over Ukraine.

Richer countries and southern African nations have had double the mortality rates of poorer ones elsewhere in Africa.

What is monkeypox and should we be worried?

Recent ecologically disastrous conditions in the Gulf are latest sign of climate danger to the MENA region.

It is time Western media rid its coverage of Sri Lanka's powerful protest movement of damaging Orientalist tropes.

Hiring gains have been strikingly consistent in the face of the worst US inflation in four decades.

The asylum seekers are from several African countries including Eritrea, Ethiopia, Somalia and Sudan.

The group has finally bowed to months of pressure from major consumers to help ease the pain of high energy prices.

The 2004 kidnap and torture of Khalid el-Masri exposed the CIA’s rendition programme and its effects still felt today.

Gilberto Rodriguez Orejuela, the former leader of Colombia's Cali Cartel, dies in prison aged 83.

The displacement is due to a Senegalese military operation against rebels in Casamance fighting for independence.

Enter the mysterious world of magic and wizardry in Myanmar.

Over three months into Moscow's invasion, Al Jazeera's reporter in Kyiv looks at what is left of the countries' ties.

Canada says pilots put 'at risk' by Chinese warplanes on missions to monitor North Korean sanctions evasions.

Spate of murders triggers panic, with official saying 150 Hindu government employees have left valley since last month.

After weeks of explosive testimony, a jury in the US awarded Depp more than $10m in a lawsuit he brought against Heard.

The current diplomatic spat seems to have been triggered by fighting between M23 and state forces in eastern DRC.

Initial two-month truce, which had notably reduced hostilities in Yemen, had been set to expire on Thursday.

Gay people in Kenya say they would rather try risky alternatives than suffer humiliation at public hospitals.

Gun violence happens everywhere, but the US suffers from an epidemic of mass shootings: 213 incidents this year alone.

Hundreds of French foreign ministry staff protest a planned reform that will affect about 800 diplomats.

Biden administration announced plan to lift Trump-era restrictions related to Cuba in May in bid to re-engage.

Four days of festivities are taking place in the UK as longest-serving monarch marks 70 years on the throne.

Turkey began the move to change its internationally recognised official name in English to Türkiye in December.

More than 50 people have also been injured in the blaze at the facility for dementia patients near Prague.

In Suceava, a Romanian city near the border with Ukraine, refugees fleeing war wait for a train, and hope, to arrive.

Digital rights activists warn the move will increase direct gov't control over social media platforms in India.

Three Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces in 24 hours in separate incidents.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 99th day, we take a look at the main developments.

A trove of leaked documents calls into question China’s human rights record.

Widespread malnutrition and the absence of a stable health system are exacerbating the COVID-19 impact in the country.

The recently announced stimulus will go to boost infrastructure investment and is part of old playbook to drive growth.

Mid-to-late stage startups after raising record funds last year are now struggling to survive.

Behind rising Islamophobia in India lies a network of right-wing artists composing songs played during hate campaigns.

Kais Saied, whose opponents accuse him of a 'coup', has been ruling by decree since he set aside the 2014 constitution.

Ukraine team puts on skilful display to ease past Scotland, now need to beat Wales to advance to finals in Qatar.

Gunman went on shooting spree at medical centre, with the US still grappling with last week's attack on a Texas school.

Lawmakers, activists killed amid concern over tit-for-tat retaliatory violence spiralling out of control.