International

Al Jazeera Media Network dubs closure of its office in Tunis a ‘troubling escalation’ that will impede coverage of events in the country.

‘Green Pass’ programme only allows people vaccinated or recovered from COVID-19 to enter some public spaces.

President Xi Jinping says situation “extremely severe” after city of Zhengzhou saw a year’s worth of rain in just three days.

The world’s biggest maker of healthcare products reported net income of $6.28bn in the second quarter, up from $3.63bn a year earlier.

Pacific Gas & Electric says a blown conductor may have caused the currently burning Dixie Fire.

Ethiopia’s eight-month-old conflict expands as Tigrayan fighters cross into neighbouring Afar region.

The third donation of COVID-19 vaccine doses from Japan touched down July 15 in Taiwan, reaffirming the strength of friendship and relations between the two sides, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Demonstrators, many of them unmasked, are unhappy with vaccination mandate for health workers and health pass to enter public places.

Australian researchers hope low-cost saliva test will replace current needle-based test for diabetes sufferers.

Human Rights Council approves resolution calling for ‘swift and verifiable withdrawal of Eritrean troops’ from conflict-torn Ethiopian region.

A French court has convicted 11 of the 13 people charged with harassing and threatening a teenager over her anti-Islam online videos.

Government denies accusation it is ‘using hunger as weapon of war’ during the conflict that started in November last year.

Taiwan is working to increase renewables to 20 percent of electricity generation by 2025 as part of government undertakings to transform the country into a regional mecca of clean and green power.

Madrid says its controversial move is aimed at diffusing a years-long political crisis, but some dismiss the pardons as a stunt.

Britain has denied Russian reports that its military fired warning shots at a UK destroyer in the Black Sea.