Gangs offer aid as Haiti earthquake death toll crosses 2,200
The earthquake last week left more than 12,000 people injured and destroyed more than 52,000 homes.
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Tropical Storm Henri bears down on US East Coast
Millions in New England and New York's Long Island preparing for flash floods, violent winds and power outages.
Nigeria: Bandits release 15 students after parents pay ransom
The students were among more than 100 taken on July 5 from the Bethel Baptist High School in northwest Nigeria.
Israeli inquiry into deadly Mount Meron stampede begins hearings
Commission investigating deadly accident at Jewish pilgrimage site in April holds first hearing.
‘All Afghans’ should feel safe under Taliban, says security chief
Haqqani tells Al Jazeera that Afghans should not fear Taliban, but many remain sceptical their safety will be assured.
Nord Stream 2 pipeline ‘dangerous geopolitical weapon’: Ukraine
Ukraine fiercely opposes Russia's $12bn pipeline under Baltic Sea which deprives Kyiv of crucial gas transit fees.
Sweden’s Prime Minister Stefan Lofven to step down in November
Social Democratic leader said he was stepping aside to give his successor the best possible chance in next year's polls.
Infographic: How many people evacuated from Afghanistan so far?
In the week since the Taliban takeover, 28,000 people have been evacuated, but tens of thousands more are still waiting.
Iran: Japanese FM discusses nuclear deal, Afghanistan turmoil
Bilateral ties and Iran's frozen money were some of the other issues addressed on Sunday.
Qatar sets October 2 for first legislative elections
The PM urges voters 'to participate positively in the first elections to be held in the history of the State of Qatar'.
Yemen currency clash deepens crisis in war-torn country
Yemen's government and the Houthi rebels continue to battle a currency war that has opened up a gulf in riyal values.
Caught in the crossfire, Ethiopian minority flees to Sudan
Violence has since sucked in various ethnic groups in bitter battles over land and spread from Tigray.
Taliban leader Abdul Qahar Balkhi speaks about group’s future
Abdul Qahar Balkhi, from the Taliban’s Cultural Commission, has spoken exclusively to Al Jazeera's Charlotte Bellis.
Taliban retakes power, but it faces mounting challenges ahead
Al Jazeera takes a look at six challenges facing the armed group as it prepares to rule the country of 38 million.
Europe fears Afghan refugee crisis after Taliban takeover
Following the 2015 refugee crisis fuelled by Syria's war, European leaders seek to avoid an influx of Afghans.
Ex-UK PM Blair slams American ‘abandonment’ of Afghanistan
'The abandonment of Afghanistan and its people is tragic, dangerous, unnecessary,' Tony Blair writes.
Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson hospitalised with COVID-19
Jackson and his wife Jacqueline are being treated at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago.
Australian PM defends lockdown strategy as daily cases hit record
Scott Morrison says lockdown strategy will stay until at least 70 percent of Australia's population is fully vaccinated.
Deadly chaos continues at Kabul airport: Live news
Biden admin says 18 aircraft will be used to speed up the evacuation process as chaos continues at Kabul airport.
Gaza border clashes wound 41 Palestinians
Violence erupts after hundreds of Palestinians protested against Israel's stifling blockade of the Gaza Strip.