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Israel's supreme court annuls government ban on international Red Cross visiting Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails.

Congressman Ro Khanna says the integration push only boosts Netanyahu, but his push to revoke the measure fell short.

Ivory Coast defeats France 2-1 in friendly ahead of the 2026 World Cup, as Manchester United's Amad Diallo seals win.

Republicans seek to pass $70bn immigration-enforcement funding, but must endure series of votes on controversial issues.

Kenyan President William Ruto said allowing the US to build an Ebola quarantine facility in Kenya was the right thing".

Al Jazeera's Hala Al Shami explains why US officials are invested in Colombia's presidential elections.

Al Jazeera's Obaida Hitto has the latest from Lebanon where a new diplomatic push has done little to quell violence.

Hezbollah has condemned a US-brokered ceasefire framework accepted by Israel and Lebanon

The Trump administration has supported Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz after his electoral victory over left-wing MAS.

The murder of Henry Nowak has sparked a political storm in the UK, with renewed claims of two-tier policing'.

Several Lufthansa staff members were injured when the nose gear of a Boeing 787 jetliner collapsed at Frankfurt airport.

'Long road' remains ahead as bill garners 73 co-sponsors one year after its introduction in Congress, advocates say.

Poland's Maja Chwalinska beats Diana Shnaider to reach French Open final and makes history after qualifying run.

Andoni Iraola left his role at Bournemouth at the end of the season and takes over at Liverpool in place of Arne Slot.

Russia's latest attacks come as Ukraine commemorates the children killed by Russia over the course of the all-out war.

Protesters accuse the UN of settling undocumented migrants in the country, a claim the agency rejects.

A Nepali Sherpa has been found alive on the slopes of Mount Everest after missing for six days without food or oxygen.

Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman and other top OPEC officials visit the St Petersburg International Economic Forum.

Known for her graphic novel Persepolis,' Iranian-French artist and filmmaker Marjane Satrapi has died at the age of 56.

Advocates warn that 51 people have disappeared during Ecuador's military operations, leaving loved ones without answers.

Despite serving as Trump's national security adviser, Bolton has emerged as a top critic of the president.

Israel's Supreme Court rejects government ban on prisoner visits, affirming Red Cross access under international law.

The World Cup is set to be the swansong for some big names, including Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi, but who else?

No handshake and no photo as Mirra Andreeva of Russia beats Marta Kostyuk of Ukraine to reach French Open final.

Sudan's Rapid Support Forces have a long history of violations, going back to when they were known as the Janjaweed'.

Anti-Semitism review recommends that badges proclaiming political support should not be worn by public health workers

Trump takes aim at lawmakers after House passes war powers resolution; advocates call on Senate to advance the measure.

'Make America Healthy Again' activists see legislative wins, White House disappointments and questions for the midterms.

Fault Lines investigates a surge in black lung among younger coal miners in Appalachia, and gaps in dust protections.

The ceasefire's prospects appear uncertain before its implementation has even started.

Environmental organisations have called for the project's suspension, citing threats to biodiversity.

Iran national players Saeid Ezatolahi and Mohammad Ghorbani talk about how war is overshadowing a World Cup dream.

Shark predicts winning start for Brazil at FIFA World Cup.

The plan has drawn backlash from Kenyans as well as the country's union of healthcare workers.

Anti-immigration violence in South Africa has forced foreign migrants to flee their homes.

Case challenges permits approved by South Africa's arms control body, citing compliance failures and oversight gaps.

About 9,000 years ago, the settlement was an egalitarian, matrilineal society with no evidence of organised violence.

Residents flee from their homes due to fighting between two warring political factions.

The US Department of Agriculture says New World screwworm has been detected in a Texas calf.

Turkiye's Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan travelled to Indonesia to cement the two states' growing partnership.

Kim says expansion necessary due to worsening security threats, long-term confrontations with 'most ferocious enemies'.

There are a host of top players who could claim the coveted title of top goal scorer, including two from the same team.

The far-right finance minister says the new houses will 'strengthen our hold on the land'.

Enrique Riquelme held up a Real Madrid shirt bearing Erling Haaland's name, while campaigning for club presidency.

Test your football knowledge before the World Cup begins with a 10-question quiz.

The monsoon rains are essential for driving India's $4 trillion economy.

The Venezuelan leader, who is a devotee of Sathya Sai Baba, is in India as the two countries aim to boost energy ties.

Despite internal criticism, analysts argue Ben-Gvir holds a mirror to much of Israeli society.

Facebook parent company says proposals violate Australia's commitments under its free trade agreement with the US.

Argentina erupts in protest against gender violence after teen murder.