Iraqis hit out at insecurity as seven buried after anti-US attack
The US State Department condemned the attack and stressed on the threat posed by Iran-backed forces in the country.
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Legacy of Kuwait’s Emir Sheikh Sabah: Farewell ‘Mr Fix-It’
Sheikh Sabah spent decades building bridges between rowing neighbours. His talents will be missed.
Jamal Khashoggi’s rights group launched two years after murder
The US-based nonprofit, DAWN, aims to document and address rights violations in Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Egypt.
US stocks close down as election jitters mount ahead of debate
Stocks finish in the red as investors hold off on big bets ahead of Tuesday's US presidential debate.
German far-right figure ‘caught’ saying migrants could be gassed
German far-right AfD party sacks Christian Lueth amid reports he made shocking claim in undercover documentary.
Trump, Biden to face off in first debate: US election news
The coronavirus, the Supreme Court, Trump's taxes, and economy loom over the first of three presidential debates.
In Pictures: Remembering Kuwait’s Emir Sheikh Sabah
Sheikh Sabah pushed for diplomacy to solve regional issues such as the continuing boycott of Qatar by four Arab nations.
‘Savvy player’: Kuwait’s emir praised after death at 91
Known as a peacemaker, Kuwait's 91-year-old ruler Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Jaber al-Sabah has died.
Australia sends troops to help contain coronavirus on cargo ship
At least 17 of the 21 crew members of an ore carrier, which last changed crews in Manila, tested positive for COVID-19.
Amnesty to halt work in India after its bank account ‘frozen’
Rights body says it has shut its operations due to a continuing government crackdown over the last two years.
More troops killed as clashes rage in Nagorno-Karabakh
Fiercest fighting in more than a quarter of a century rages in Azerbaijan's ethnic Armenian enclave, killing dozens.
In Pictures: A look at COVID-19’s effects as deaths hit 1 million
With one million deaths now recorded worldwide, the coronavirus pandemic is far from over.
‘He was always your first fan’: Remembering COVID-19 victims
As the global death toll from the coronavirus passes one million, Al Jazeera remembers some of those who have died.
‘Agonising milestone’: One million people dead from COVID-19
The US has reported a fifth of all deaths from COVID-19, which first emerged in China late last year.
David Daoud Wright re-sentenced for plot to kill Pamela Geller
David Daoud Wright ordered to 30 years in prison for conspiring to kill Pamela Geller, an anti-Muslim public figure.
‘I just want my husband’s remains to be returned to us’
Working on a deep sea fishing vessel was already dangerous, but the pandemic has made a bad situation worse.
Fred Perry stops sales of shirt adopted by far-right Proud Boys
The British brand distances itself from far-right group and halts North America sales of black-and-yellow polo shirts.
Trump-Biden debate spurs cash contests for best predictions
US sports betting companies are offering free-to-play contests on what will happen at Tuesday’s presidential debate.
Officer charged in Breonna Taylor case pleads not guilty
Kentucky detective's plea comes after grand jury indicted him on three counts of wanton endangerment.
Trump’s reported tax methods standard for super rich say experts
Trump has denied NYT report that he effectively paid no income tax for most of the past two decades.