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Al Jazeera Arabic reporter Mahmoud Hussein freed after spending more than four years in detention.
Protests broke out after President Idriss Deby was confirmed as the governing party's nominee for the April election.
Somalia likely to miss February 8 deadline to pick president after talks between gov't and federal states reach impasse.
Call comes after Al Jazeera revealed how Bangladesh, UN’s top troops provider, is secretly buying spy equipment.
Tributes for some of the more than 450,000 people lost to the coronavirus pandemic in the US in the last year.
The largest construction project in the history of Denmark will be majority-owned by the Danish government.
Call comes after President Joe Biden announced he was ending US support for Saudi Arabia's war in Yemen.
Tens of thousands of farmers are demonstrating against laws they say benefit large private buyers at their expense.
Restoring security in the war-ravaged country where militias control vast territory is the main challenge.
The UAE gave UNRWA just $1m in 2020 compared with more than $50m the previous year.
Outcry against a government loyalist rector at Istanbul's Bogazici University turns into protests.
Police block a main street in Yangon, as protesters attempt to march forward in first sign of street unrest after coup.
Fourth case in two weeks linked to an Auckland quarantine facility for returned overseas travellers.
Top US diplomat talks tough on Xinjiang, Tibet and Hong Kong, as Beijing notes more room for cooperation.
China condemns the move of the USS John S McCain, saying it had dispatched naval, air units to follow and warn the ship.
Action reverses the order issued by former President Donald Trump just before leaving office on January 20.
Protesters want unpopular Haitian President Jovenel Moise to leave office by Sunday as political turmoil deepens.
Ex-president might not receive US intelligence briefings because of ‘erratic’ conduct, concerns about secrecy.
Economic crises hit people of colour harder and longer, US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Friday.
Armed forces are notorious for their brutality and their chief led the brutal 2017 crackdown on the Rohingya.
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