Russian police kill teenager who stabbed officer in Tatarstan
Boy, 16, fatally shot after stabbing officer three times, authorities say.
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Tanzania’s incumbent president poised to be declared winner
President John Magufuli has 83 percent of votes with 60 percent of ballots counted, says Tanzania's electoral body.
New Zealand votes ‘yes’ to legalisation of euthanasia
Preliminary results show more than 65.2 percent in favour of allowing people with terminal illnesses to end their lives.
‘Premature and reckless’: US ending grey wolf protection
Conservation groups slam the Trump administration's decision to remove the grey wolf from US endangered species list.
Trump’s diversity training order faces US lawsuit
Civil rights groups argue the president's order violates free speech rights and hurts attempts to tackle discrimination.
How the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the US election
Analysis: The coronavirus upended the way Americans approach going to the polls, and deepened already wide differences.
Trump, Biden converge on Florida: US election news
With 5 days left until Election day, both campaigns are focusing on a populous swing state that appears tied
BBApple beats expectations, but shares slip on weak iPhone sales
Sales of Macs and services reached all-time highs in the quarter, leading the record-setting fourth quarter.
Feeling lucky? Google parent Alphabet Inc returns to sales growth
Alphabet said in July that advertiser spending was inching back following a March plummet due to lockdowns.
Facebook beats revenue estimates by $1.6bn, eyes tougher 2021
Facebook's monthly active users rose to 2.74 billion, but the company warned of a tougher 2021.
Justice and accountability key to Libya peace: Human Rights Watch
Rights watchdog says 'failure to see justice done will only hamper aspirations for durable peace'.
US stocks close on upbeat data ahead of tech earnings reports
The rebound underscores heightened market volatility days before the US presidential election.
Palestinian olive farmers defy Israeli attacks for prized crop
Israeli restrictions, attacks and intimidation continue to hinder the vital olive harvest but Palestinians persevere.
Twitter misses new daily user target by 8 million in Q3
The company added just one million new daily users in the third quarter, missing analysts' estimates by eight million.
Add to cart: Amazon.com reports record profits amid pandemic
The online retailer has seen its business boom as the coronavirus pandemic once again drives shoppers indoors.
American Voter: Spencer Lindquist
Al Jazeera asks the same key questions about the presidential election to voters across the United States.
Trump administration strips protection from US’s largest forest
Timber harvest and road construction is now allowed for more than three million hectares of Tongass National Forest.
Tropical storm Zeta barrels across southeast US
Millions of homes and businesses are without power as strong winds leave a trail of destruction across seven US states.
Lebanon justice minister ‘waiting’ to judge blast probe
Marie-Claude Najm says she is waiting for the results of the probe before she makes a judgement.
US seizes missiles and sanctions 11 firms over Iran oil dealings
Five days before the US presidential election, the Trump administration has announced a litany of new sanctions.