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Ko Ni, an expert in constitutional law and adviser to Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi, was shot dead in February 2017.

China's economic slowdown is not caused by China’s trade war with the US, but it has made it worse.

More than a quarter of large businesses have already taken action or will do so because of Brexit.

Pompeo, accusing Russia of violating the treaty, says US will suspend its obligations under the INF on Saturday.

All the latest updates as Qatar seek to claim their maiden Asian Cup title against the backdrop of a regional dispute.

Pensioners are faced with a shortage of care homes and limited funds as the state calls on them to keep working.

Social media company says removed accounts were part of an Iranian campaign targeting people in more than 20 countries.

Washington expected to pull out of landmark INF treaty, accusing Moscow of violating the pact.

Decision comes after Washington cut hundreds of millions of dollars of aid to Palestinians last year.

At least 10 people have died in the US from the cold that caused temperatures to plunge to record lows.

Prime Minister Saad Hariri has promised to initiate urgent economic and political reforms.

The Romanian government is facing widespread allegations of corruption and mismanagement.

Al Jazeera investigates the ideas behind Saudi Vision 2030 and the politics of the kingdom revolving around oil money.

At least 110 people confirmed dead in Brumadinho dam collapse while 238 people are still unaccounted for, say officials.

Ahead of May's general election, budget brings tax cuts for the middle class and a farmer income scheme.

The 'nationalist onslaught' is a symptom, not a cause of Europe's crisis.

Theresa May will return to Brussels seeking amendments, but the EU is playing carefully to avoid losing more members.

What a recent incident between an Omaha elder and a white student tells us about race and protest in the US today.

NGOs say 5,300 people have died in the Mediterranean since Italy's EU-backed migration deal with Libya.

Kamto faces total of eight charges including sedition following his arrest after anti-government protests, lawyer says.

Judge rules Syria's government liable in 2012 death of US journalist Marie Colvin, orders it to pay $302.5m in damages.

Two officers raped a Canadian tourist at the Paris police headquarters after a night of drinking.

Thailand's capital has been blanketed in toxic smog for weeks and authorities are struggling to find a solution.

Rights group says freedom of expression deteriorating since Aung San Suu Kyi's government took office in 2016.

Kim Bok-dong had regularly led protests to demand Japan more fully acknowledge suffering of so-called 'comfort women'.

Mindanao voters gave emphatic support to autonomy to end decades-old conflict, but bombings risk return to violence.

China says 'important progress' in latest round of US talks aimed at resolving dispute between top two global economies.

As China faces increasing criticism over its treatment of its Muslim population, new details emerge about how Beijing spies on Uighurs at...

Dismissal of parliament speaker comes as the country reels from separate corruption scandal implicating top officials.

Return 40 years ago a key moment in revolution's success, paving way for Iran to recast its regional role and alliances.

Senate votes 68-to-23 to advance an amendment opposing the troop withdrawals from Syria and Afghanistan.

Election commission postpones release of initial results of presidential poll, raising fears of rigging and violence.

John Bolton's warning comes during his four-day trip to Israel and Turkey to discuss US troop pullout from Syria.

New decree seeks to 'guide Islam', as crackdown against Muslims and Islamic symbols continues.

Curbing violent attacks is the first test of newly-elected President Jair Bolsonaro's strict law-and-order platform.

Vice President meets White House officials and congressional delegation as government 'strike' enters the third week.

Protesters in Budapest demand PM Viktor Orban abolish controversial labour law and new 'administrative courts'.

Martin Griffiths to meet Houthi officials before travelling to Saudi Arabia for talks with the Yemeni government.

Move by Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople, Bartholomew I, comes amid heightened tensions between Moscow and Kiev.

Thailand's first tropical storm in 30 years has left one person dead and another missing.