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Eighty-three percent of the world’s glaciers might disappear within eight decades, new research shows.
There are no clues to the identity or location of the hacker or hackers who may have breached Twitter as early as 2021.
Germany's decision comes after France said it will hold talks with Kyiv to arrange the delivery of armoured vehicles.
Several firms have suffered from waning investor appetite for crypto after major exchange FTX blew up late last year.
Prince Harry admitted to killing 25 people during his military service, saying he is neither proud nor ashamed of it.
Joint action comes amid strained relations between US and Turkey that have complicated the fight against ISIL (ISIS).
Anoud al-Asmari is one of eight Saudis on the international panel announced by football's global governing body.
The DRC slammed the move as a 'sham' designed to distract from the group reinforcing its positions elsewhere.
The storm is the third in a series of extreme weather events to hit the drought-stricken state in the span of a week.
Ales Bialiatski faces up to 12 years in prison for financing anti-government protests.
With only one of seven suspects in custody, search is under way for the other six to determine their whereabouts.
The continental health body says the Ebola outbreak will be over if no new cases are reported in Uganda by January 10.
Officials in the small town of Enoch, 394km south of Salt Lake City, say the victims are members of the same family.
Yevgeny Prigozhin filmed telling convicts who served six months on the front line, 'don't rape women' in Russia.
The Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) is being deprived of a key source of revenue ahead of elections expected in June.
The job-slashing plan is the largest among recent workforce reductions that have affected the US tech sector.
Here’s a round-up of Al Jazeera’s Middle East coverage this week.
France's foreign ministry is standing by its ambassador amid mounting anti-French sentiment in Burkina Faso.
Israel has refused to engage on the issue, despite Moroccan demands, reports Axios.
2023 begins with a Ukrainian offensive and defensive success, while the prospect for peace remains dim.
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