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At least 45 people killed during blast in central Benue state in Nigeria's latest oil-related accident.

If Hong Kong’s government fails to stamp out unrest, China may bring what protesters fear most - more control.

A re-examination of the investigation into the fatal 1999 EgyptAir crash that concluded a co-pilot was to blame.

Investigation launched into cause of blaze aboard Russian submersible that killed 14 sailors, defence ministry says.

Another nine senior police officers have been named by the attorney-general as suspects over alleged security lapses.

On Tuesday, habitual conspiracy thinkers celebrate what they believe was a 1947 alien spacecraft crash and US cover-up.

Gunmen carry out car bomb attack and stole dozens of vehicles in Inates town near border with Mali.

Al Jazeera looks at how Iraq has been left littered with unexploded booby traps after decades of wars.

More than 147,000 Sudanese, mostly from the Blue Nile region, live in South Sudan’s northern town of Maban.

Al Jazeera meets the medical workers in Libya's capital working under dangerous conditions.

The opening of the European Parliament saw populist British representatives starting as they no doubt mean to continue.

Seen as pillar of ruling elite, Mouad Bouchareb quits after prolonged demands for his removal by protesters.

Despite the death of 11 people on Sunday, Sudan's opposition says it plans to step up its protests against the military rule.

Arrest warrants issued for more than 120 suspects over alleged links to US-based cleric blamed for 2016 coup attempt.

Wall collapses caused by monsoon rains killed 27 people, as a second day of bad weather disrupts Mumbai traffic.

People in parts of Argentina and Chile will gaze heavenwards to see rare total solar eclipse.

The Indian navy deploys various teams for rescue and relief works in Mumbai amid monsoon rains.

Officials open probe into secret Facebook group filled with racist and sexist memes, ProPublica reports.

Slavery was state-sanctioned mass violence, despite what the College Board says.

Several people have been killed and hundreds injured since Sunday's protest organisers called a 'million-man march'.

The first total solar eclipse since 2017 will pass over parts of South America on Tuesday.

PM Adel Abdul Mahdi issues decree demanding armed groups choose between political and paramilitary activity.

At least 23 civilians have been killed and 300 missing in the troubled region in the latest round of ethnic violence.

Being selected to exhibit at the Royal Society is one of the greatest honours a scientist can have.

Migrants were kept in overcrowded cells or outside with limited access to showers, NBC reports, citing DHS documents.