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UN says fighting has displaced more than 200,000 people in five weeks.

As Israeli settlers harvest olives on Palestinian land, farmers face growing violence and loss of an ancient tradition.

Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank are destroying olive trees.

India's opposition and student-led CJP movement demand election chief's resignation, plan mass demonstration Saturday.

Seven medical professionals face calls for 12-year prison sentences in trial over Argentina icon Diego Maradona's death.

The damage, documented in a Congressional Budget Office report, comes as Trump faces criticism over war's cost.

Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca claims players unfazed by financial breaches verdict ahead of Liverpool showdown.

Honoured for his artistic resilience, Ali Abu Yasin continued writing for theatre amid the rubble.

Israel opened its first national pavilion at Morocco's Marrakech Air Show, joined by Israel's top military contractors.

Colombian President Abelardo De la Espriella had promised closer ties with Israel on the campaign trail.

Police say nothing so far suggests the incident at RAF Molesworth linked to events surrounding RAF Fairford last month.

The storm is forecast to strike Florida, Alabama and Mississippi with up to 10 inches of rain this weekend.

Syrian authorities questioned why search and rescue operations were called off before the fate of 10 sailors was known.

Visa probe also targets universities for allegedly exploiting international students to reduce US wage costs.

Thousands protest worldwide in solidarity with Gaza as Palestinians mourn those being killed in daily Israeli strikes.

The Court of Arbitration for Sport to rule within days on appeal against decision to strip Senegal of AFCON title.

Erling Haaland calls on Man City to unite as Premier League club appeals more than 100 charges of wrongdoing.

London-based judge says error 'does not bring investigation to an end' as police probe disgraced former royal.

Recently published video is said to show Mali's armed forces in Kidal after retaking the strategic northern city.

The new US charge adds to the existing drug trafficking case against Venezuela's former president and first lady.

The vote in London's Holborn and St Pancras parliamentary seat tests whether Burnham can restore faith in Labour.

Reports that Trump aides were paid to advise Bosnian Serb leader ahead of parliamentary election raise alarm.

Russia's attacks on trains, buses and ports are paralysing Ukraine's transport network and endangering civilians.

Saudi Arabia says two of the missiles intercepted were headed towards the capital, Riyadh.

New York City's Mayor Zohran Mamdani was met by crowds calling him a traitor' for attending a vigil for October 7.

Influential British Nigerian photographer and activist Misan Harriman captures global protests that drive social change.

Israel's order to shut UK's Jerusalem consulate is the latest downturn in a relationship strained since before 1948.

As in 1968, when student protests triggered nationwide strikes, today's crisis is about generational discontent.

The Swedish Academy praised the 76-year-old poet and essayist's work for being 'bold and inventive'.

Eight survivors rescued from the rubble as fears of further collapse slow operations in Istanbul's Maltepe district.

South Korea recalls envoy from Kyiv amid diplomatic tensions over alleged transfer of North Korean soldiers to Seoul.

GCAP pact between the UK, Italy and Japan to build a new fighter jet welcomed Canada as an observer' in July

Critics say the proposed law is undemocratic, potentially granting a winning coalition outsized power in parliament.

Sri Lanka's former first lady Shiranthi Rajapaksa, wife of Mahinda Rajapaksa, has been arrested in a corruption case.

MPs oppose dinar devaluation, citing increased living costs and financial strain on Iraq's most vulnerable populations.

The G7 plans to release emergency fuel stocks as diesel shortages raise transport costs and squeeze household budgets.

US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth did a two pushup' forfeit after factual errors addressing US sailors.

Dozens of people have been injured in the protests, including students, teachers, and police officers.

Reports have emerged that tanker captains are earning $100,000 plus a $50,000 per-trip bonus to transit the strait.

Nationwide outrage grows after the death of woman whose eviction sparked protests and political tensions.

Myanmar leader Min Aung Hlaing in Malaysia for a two-day visit, his first since he became president in April.

Eighteen people were wounded in the Russian attack on city in eastern Ukraine's Donetsk region, local authorities say.

Amid student protests, Al Jazeera visualises how French spending stacks up against defence and healthcare.

Police say the incident is not connected to ongoing investigations at the RAF Fairford airbase.

Three nationalist parties are poised to dominate again, deepening fears of division and paralysis.

'Rahm has reviewed the proposed terms of LIV 2.0 and has determined that they are unacceptable,' his lawyer said.

Spark of hope for a natural world beset by crisis, as conservation efforts succeed amid a 73 percent drop in wildlife.

As even Israel's traditional allies are distancing themselves from Netanyahu, Modi's India has embraced the country.

Death row inmate Christa Pike has regained consciousness following a botched execution in Tennessee, her lawyer says.

Signs from the British consulate in occupied East Jerusalem were removed overnight as a deadline for its closure loomed.