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Polls suggest comic is poised to secure landslide victory against Ukraine's incumbent leader in presidential runoff.

Witnesses say people are being forced onto police buses and taken to an immigration centre.

The fluctuating weather of an Australian autumn is showing its extremes.

Several mass school shootings since have led to calls to change gun laws in the US.

Al-Bashir charged of money laundering and possession of large sums of currency without legal grounds, Reuters reports.

Russia plans to move the headquarters of its development bank to Budapest, raising anxiety levels in European capitals.

We debate the solutions with the founder of the Sunrise Movement, CEO of Christian Aid and a leading climate scientist.

The protests that began in London on Monday are spreading, aiming their actions at multinational companies with government links.

Amid miles of mountain and marshy tundra, residents share what life is like in their remote Alaska Native village.

Only small boats are allowed into extended 15 mile fishing zone, while harassment by Israeli gunboats continues.

Already under stress from a number of terror attacks and a two-year-long state of emergency, officers face long working hours, and...

Women married to foreigners are not allowed to pass on citizenship, rights campaigners want the decades-old nationality law to be reformed.

We reveal how 10 years of US strategy on the continent have failed to make its countries safer.

Is journalism at risk or is it personal? Plus, the Polish priest whose mini media empire packs a political punch.

How Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir got ousted and what happens next in Sudan.

Woman writes to 22 judges, charging Gogoi with unwanted sexual advances, while he calls the allegations 'unbelievable'.

We speak with the Bangladeshi human rights activist about his arrest and why his government thinks he's a threat.

As rising temperatures threaten to sweep away the remaining cedar forests, a tiny green grub is making matters worse.

The blast followed by gunfire took place near the communications ministry building in one of the city's busiest areas.

Egyptians vote in referendum on constitutional amendments that could extend President Sisi's rule until 2030.

Detectives arrest two men, aged 18 and 19 under the Terrorism Act over the killing of Lyra McKee, police says.

As the world's largest democracy votes, Al Jazeera visits a village to understand the festering crisis in rural India.

Police say the man threatened Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib, Eric Swalwell and Cory Booker.

Top congressional Democrats reiterate demand to view the full, unredacted report from Special Counsel Robert Mueller.

Lyra McKee, 29, has been remembered as a talented and accomplished investigative journalist.

Move by court of appeal 'opens the way' for opposition politician's return from exile in Belgium, says lawyer.

US Attorney General says redacted findings show 'no collusion' with Russia, but Democrat critics demand full disclosure.

Anger in Libya's Tripoli after US president speaks with the renegade commander leading an offensive to seize the city.

US-backed opposition leader calls on his supporters to rally in Venezuela's streets on May 1.

The report provides Democrats with a plan for potentially politically damaging investigations of the president.

Activists and rights groups have recorded thousands of cases of Sudanese killed during al-Bashir's decades-long rule.

At least 13 people were killed after a boat capsized in the country's eastern Lake Kivu, with 114 others still missing.

The Latin American country's problems are no longer just political as it falls into the worst economic slump in three decades.

Citing judicial sources, Anadolu news agency says the two suspects face charges of 'political and military espionage'.

The reconstruction of another Gothic cathedral in France, after its destruction in WWI, is an inspiration for rebuilding the iconic...

Demonstrators gather for ninth successive Friday in cities across Algeria to call for root-and-branch political reform.

Garcia's political allies blame the press and public prosecutors for his death.

Al Jazeera's Robin Forestier-Walker goes to the birthplace of Volodomyr Zelenskiy to find out more about the actor, comedian and...

The House judiciary panel chairman says the Department of Justice is required to comply with the subpoena by May 1.

Report by Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project says more than 10,000 were reported killed in last five months.