Austria orders nationwide lockdown for unvaccinated
The move prohibits unvaccinated individuals from leaving their homes except for basic activities.
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Two major quakes hit southern Iran one minute apart; one dead
The powerful tremors were also felt in nearby provinces, as well as in Dubai.
Infographic: What has your country pledged at COP26?
With the annual climate change summit over, what have world leaders achieved at COP26?
‘Please save us’: Refugees face death at Poland-Belarus border
People are dying of cold and hunger at the doors of Europe, Nidal Ibrahim tells Al Jazeera from the Belarusian border.
AU troops sentenced to death for civilian killings in Somalia
Two soldiers sentenced to death and three others given 39-year prison terms each for killing seven civilians.
US military hid air raids that killed dozens in Syria: Report
New York Times investigation finds that up to 64 women and children may have been killed in the March 2019 air raids.
Son of former Libyan leader Gaddafi to run for president
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi registered as a presidential candidate for the December 24 poll, the electoral commission says.
Tunisians protest against President Saied’s power grab
Thousands of people gather near Tunisia's suspended parliament to protest against President Saied's power grab.
Palestinian rights activists defiant over Israeli spyware hacks
Palestinian activists targeted by Israeli criminalisation and surveillance pledge to keep working amid threats.
Sudan security forces arrest Al Jazeera bureau chief in Khartoum
Al Jazeera calls for immediate release of El Musalmi El Kabbashi, who was arrested in a raid by security forces.
Yemen’s Houthis re-enter Hodeidah after gov’t-allied forces leave
Pro-government forces withdrew from the port city, saying they were redeploying according to a 2018 ceasefire deal.
Argentina votes in midterms amid pressure on President Fernandez
Nearly half the lower-house Chamber of Deputies seats are up for grabs, as well as a third of the Senate.
Turkey rebuffs French call for troop withdrawal from Libya
Senior Turkish official says Turkish presence in Libya has helped maintain stability in the North African country.
Bulgarians vote in elections for third time this year
Bulgarians head to the polls again after inconclusive April and July general elections.
Five protesters killed as Sudanese rally against military coup
At least five killed as pro-democracy protesters took to the streets across Sudan to oppose the military's takeover.
‘Betrayal of people, planet’: World reacts to COP26 climate pact
Mixed reactions as UN, US, China welcome climate pact and activists denounce more 'blah blah blah' from global talks.
COP26: What’s in the Glasgow Climate Pact?
UK, the host of COP26, says Glasgow Climate Pact keeps alive hopes of averting the worst impacts of global warming.
At COP26, nations strike climate deal that falls short
Revised deal was adopted after last-minute change on coal, which drew complaints from vulnerable nations and observers.
Dozens of Maoist rebels killed in India gun battle
Three special commandos also wounded in the hours-long clash in the dense forests of Gadchiroli district.
Delhi shuts schools as it mulls ‘pollution lockdown’
Indian capital's poor air quality would likely run until at least November 18 due to 'low winds'.