Russia puts advanced Sarmat nuclear missile system on ‘combat duty’
Russian space agency chief Yuri Borisov says new intercontinental ballistic missile system is now in service: Reports.
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North Korea fires cruise missiles towards Yellow Sea: South Korean military
Missile launches come as South Korean and US forces conclude joint military exercises on Korean Peninsula.
Latest bridge bombing in Ecuador underscores grip of criminal gangs
Officials have framed the string of explosions as backlash to efforts to regain control of Ecuador's embattled prisons.
Guatemalan justice ‘being used politically’ against president-elect: OAS
The OAS has condemned the suspension of President-elect Bernardo Arevalo's political party, calling it a political act.
Is climate change fuelling Idalia and other hurricanes?
Scientists say climate change has contributed to the intensity of hurricanes, driving higher winds and wetter storms.
Niger’s military government slams Macron for backing President Bazoum
Military rulers accuse president of France, Niger's former colonial master, of interfering in domestic affairs.
Two Proud Boys members given lengthy prison terms for Jan 6 Capitol riot
Dominic Pezzola and Ethan Nordean received sentences of 10 and 18 years, respectively, for their roles in the riot.
South African police say 18 suspected robbers killed in shootout
Police say suspects were planning a cash truck heist and were responsible for similar crimes elsewhere in the country.
India’s opposition parties to jointly contest 2024 elections against Modi
The 28 opposition parties announce seat-sharing arrangements as they aim to stop the ruling BJP's third straight win.
Putin to meet Erdogan amid push to revive Ukraine grain deal
Announcement of Monday's meeting in Sochi comes amid international efforts to patch up the Black Sea Grain Initiative.
Egyptians held over mystery gold plane freed in Zambia
Egyptians arrested along with several Zambians after arriving in Lusaka on a private plane with guns and fake gold.
US police release footage showing fatal shooting of pregnant Black woman
Ta'Kiya Young and her unborn child were killed by police in Ohio in incident family says could have been avoided.
Singapore ex-deputy PM Shanmugaratnam elected president
Tharman Shanmugaratnam elected to the ceremonial post in the first contested vote in more than a decade.
From bananas to LNG, Panama Canal backlog has wide-reaching implications
Traffic jam at Panama Canal is a snapshot of how goods move in our globalised world, and the collateral damage at stake.
Canada proposes rules to implement contentious Online News Act
The law requires social media companies to pay Canadian media outlets for news content shared on their platforms.
African court orders Tunisia to allow jailed leaders access to lawyers
The African Court has given Tunisian authorities 15 days to implement measures and respond to their calls, lawyers said.
‘Bashar out!’: Protests in southern Syria over economy now target president
Hundreds of people demonstrate in Sweida, Daraa provinces after the currency plunges to 15,500 pounds to the US dollar.
Fighting between Arab tribes and SDF spreads to northwest Syria
Arab tribesmen claimed to have Aleppo villages under their control but have withdrawn after shelling and air attacks.
‘Family affair’: Gabon opposition lambasts coup, claims election victory
Ossa said the military takeover was 'a palace revolution, not a coup' staged to keep the Bongo family in power in Gabon.
Q&A: Why US advocates want more power to probe Indigenous boarding schools
Ben Barnes, chief of the Shawnee Tribe, tells Al Jazeera that advocates do not want the truth 'sifted through a sieve'.