At Sri Lanka protest camp, army veterans once led by president
Dozens of veterans are camping out near president's office, having lost faith in leader who is resisting calls to quit.
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Al Jazeera English named Broadcaster of the Year
Channel wins premier prize at 2022 New York Festivals TV & Film Awards for sixth straight year.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events on day 63
As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 63rd day, we take a look at the main developments.
Is India’s food security scheme discriminating against Dalits?
Dalit activists say government's Public Distribution System of food grains often excludes the marginalised community.
Mali accuses France of spying after video emerges of mass grave
The relationship between France and its former colony continues to deteriorate as Mali continues engagements with Russia
Female graduate student behind Pakistan university attack: Report
Bomber who killed three Chinese teachers was herself a teacher who enrolled for a master's degree months before attack.
Malaysia’s Nagaenthran executed over drugs charges in Singapore
Naga's mother made a last ditch effort to save her intellectually disabled son, but the case was immediately dismissed.
Google parent Alphabet misses estimates on YouTube, Europe ads
The shares declined about 6 percent in extended trading.
Uber to pay $19m for misleading riders with fee warning
The warning misled Australian riders by telling them they could be charged fees even if they cancelled within 5 minutes.
Russia-Ukraine live news: Poland, Bulgaria ‘face Russian gas cut’
Officials say Russia's Gazprom is halting gas deliveries to Poland and Bulgaria amid their refusal to pay in roubles.
Putin agrees ‘in principle’ to UN role in Mariupol evacuations
UN says Russian president agreed 'in principle' to UN involvement in evacuations of civlians from Azovstal steel plant.
Saudi Arabia, France launch humanitarian projects in Lebanon
Agreement will provide about $32m for projects focusing on food security and the battered healthcare system.
Colombia: Former army officials admit role in killing civilians
Ex-army officials tell special tribunal they participated in so-called 'false positive' killings of over 100 civilians.
Germany to supply Ukraine with heavy weaponry for first time
Berlin gives green light to delivery of tanks with anti-aircraft guns in move welcomed by the United States.
US Vice President Kamala Harris tests positive for COVID
Harris, who is not displaying symptoms, according to her office, is the latest top US official to contract the virus.
Delta Air Lines to start paying flight attendants during boarding
The shift in policy is expected to increase the wages of flight attendants by several thousand dollars a year.
US Supreme Court considers ‘Remain in Mexico’ policy dispute
Under the policy, tens of thousands of asylum seekers were forced to wait in Mexico for their US court dates.
Harvard acknowledges slavery ties, sets up $100m reparations fund
Report by oldest US university lays out history of slavery on campus and its role in perpetuating racial oppression.
Russia to halt gas flows to Poland on Wednesday, company says
The move is a major escalation in the standoff between Moscow and Europe over the war in Ukraine.
UN approves measure requiring states to justify veto
General Assembly adopts a resolution requiring five permanent members of the Security Council to justify use of veto.