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Rakhine armed group seized Myanmar governing party candidates
Arakan Army says it abducted three candidates of Aung San Suu Kyi's party ahead of November 8 election.
Middle East: IMF warns of social unrest risk in ‘fragile’ states
The IMF expects Lebanon's economy to shrink 25 percent this year, one of the worst in MENA.
First ever Emirati passenger flight lands in Israel near Tel Aviv
Etihad Airways flight EY 9607 from Abu Dhabi landed at Ben Gurion airport with only crew on board.
Largest IPO ever? China’s Ant wins HK nod for $35bn dual listing
The fintech firm plans to list simultaneously in Hong Kong and on Shanghai's STAR Market in weeks, Reuters reports.
Netherlands to compensate children of executed Indonesians
Gov't says it is offering scheme to allow children of summarily executed men to claim 5,000 euros ($5,890) compensation.
In Ethiopia, a heated political tug-of-war sparks security fears
Concerns grow as bitter dispute between Abiy Ahmed's federal government and Tigray regional leaders intensifies.
American Voter: Sarita McCoy Gregory
Al Jazeera asks the same key questions about the presidential election to voters across the United States.
Libya: Military leaders resume UN-sponsored talks
Monday's meeting is part of three-track talks aimed at ending the North African country's long-running conflict.
Al Jazeera Digital wins online journalism awards
AJ Contrast virtual reality film about diaspora Uighurs and food series Fork the System earn top prizes.
India may see 2.6m COVID-19 cases a month if rules relaxed: Panel
Government's scientific panel warns the onset of winter and upcoming festivals could lead to significant spike in cases.
Police in Thailand to investigate media over protests coverage
Document alleges reporting might have affected 'national security' or the Thai people's 'good morals'.
Chile rallies turn violent, raising concern about referendum vote
Rallies to commemorate a year since mass protests descend into night-time violence and looting.
‘We are not afraid’: France rallies after teacher beheaded
Leading politicians join crowds in Paris, as country mobilises in support of 47-year-old who was killed outside school.
US election: Trump and Biden campaign in states they hope to flip
President Trump visits Nevada church before rally, as Democratic candidate Biden hosts drive-in rally in North Carolina.
American Voter: Deana Wagner
Al Jazeera asks the same key questions about the presidential election to voters across the United States.
Israel and Bahrain formalise relations at ceremony in Manama
The Israeli delegation, accompanied by US treasury secretary Steven Mnuchin, will travel to the UAE next.
Ersin Tatar elected new Turkish Cypriot leader
Right-wing nationalist secures victory over incumbent Mustafa Akinci at runoff vote.
Polls close in Bolivia’s high-stakes presidential election
Vote follows a year of political turmoil in the Andean nation following the resignation of former President Evo Morales.
Tens of thousands march in Belarus despite police threat to fire
Senior police official said officers reserve right to use firearms on demonstrators against President Lukashenko.