At least 13 killed by suicide bomber in central Somalia
The blast caused 'huge damage' in a restaurant filled with politicians and government officials, police said.
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Mali’s army says eight soldiers and 57 fighters killed in clashes
Troops targeted by 'unidentified armed men' in the Archam region near the border with restive Burkina Faso and Niger.
Separatists in Ukraine order ‘general mobilisation’ amid shelling
Announcement comes as Kyiv says a Ukrainian soldier was killed in shelling by rebels in the east of the country.
Zelenskyy: Ukraine is Europe’s shield against Russia – Live news
President says Ukraine deserves stronger international support for the important role it plays for Europe's security.
UK court orders Airbus to delay Qatar Airways plane cancellations
Judge tells planemaker to halt any practical effects of a decision to revoke a $6bn jet order from the Gulf carrier.
The ‘Freedom Convoy’ is ending, but issues ‘not going away’
Disinformation expert Carmen Celestini speaks to Al Jazeera about border blockades, occupation that paralysed Canada.
Trump took classified items to Mar-a-Lago, National Archives says
The revelation could interest federal investigators responsible for policing the handling of government secrets.
Shades of the early pandemic as Omicron tests Hong Kong
As hospitals struggle with surge of patients, experts wonder whether Zero COVID policy contributed to city's problems.
Biden says US believes Putin has decided to invade Ukraine
US president says Russian attack could be 'in coming days', but says path of diplomacy still open to reduce tensions.
Photos: Ottawa police push to end weeks-long trucker occupation
Many protesters remain defiant, refusing to leave the downtown core of Canada's capital despite repeated warnings.
Jittery week: Wall Street falls as investors eye Ukraine crisis
Traders also took risk off the table ahead of a United States holiday on Monday.
Israeli police scatter Palestinian protesters in Sheikh Jarrah
Reporters observed Israeli border police charging protesters with horses in occupied East Jerusalem.
Storm Eunice batters Europe killing at least 8 people
Storm Eunice and its powerful winds killed people with fallen trees, flying debris, and gusts that blew a man overboard.
California bill would allow citizens to enforce weapons ban
Proposed bill is modelled on a new Texas law that allows people to seek penalties against abortion providers.
US lifts ban on Mexican avocado imports, USDA says
The import shutdown was triggered by a threat made to a United States food inspector.
Brazil: Climate change, neglect contribute to deadly mudslides
Little done in response to repeated warnings of risks of mountainside construction, researchers and public servants say.
‘They’re fed up’: Workers in Puerto Rico take to the streets
Many public employees work one or two additional jobs to make ends meet.
Is war in Ukraine inevitable?
Diplomacy intensifies as shelling and fighting increases in eastern Ukraine.
Experts call for new EU approach to security in Africa
Security experts urge the EU to develop a more 'people-centred' approach towards security in Africa.
Tunisia’s talks with the IMF: What’s at stake?
President Saied faces tough challenge as he tries to balance international lenders' conditions, needs of Tunisians.