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Analysts warn escalation may embolden armed groups and destabilise both Afghanistan and Pakistan. What happens next?

Crossing to Europe offers hope but exposes refugees to peril, as militia abuse persists in unsafe Libya.

Elsewhere, Barcelona will face Newcastle, Tottenham will play Atletico Madrid and Arsenal will take on Bayer Leverkusen.

Backing for Israel hits historic nadir, with 41% now sympathizing more with Palestinians, Gallup poll reveals.

Mehdi Hasan goes head-to-head with Nigel Biggar on the brutal legacy of Britain's colonial past.

Australia's Jack Doohan says received death threats before being dropped by F1 team Alpine, six races into last season.

Latest Epstein files released in January reveal the extent of his relations with some prominent African leaders.

UN report warns of 'escalating atrocity risks' amid renewed fighting and widespread impunity over abuses.

Win would provisionally take Barcelona four points ahead of Real Madrid whohost Getafe on Monday night.

Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton spoke to reporters after finishing her testimony on Epstein.

Progressive Greens win closely-watched election in one-time Labour stronghold, while right-wing Reform comes second.

Pakistani defence minister says Pakistan and Afghanistan are now at 'open war'.

Recently bailed Palestine Action-linked activist Charlotte Head, 29, spent 18 months in pre-trial detention.

A local governor says authorities found two mass graves in the outskirts of the eastern city of Uvira.

Critics wary of President Cyril Ramaphosa's move to send military to tackle crime, drugs and gangs in three provinces.

Probe of Royal Air Force bases comes amid concerns trafficked women were brought to UK on board Epstein's private jets.

At Ben Gurion airport, invasive security checks are routine for many Palestinians, journalists and other travellers.

Tensions in the global tech market are rising as AI fuels unprecedented demand for memory chips.

President Maduro's lawyer said his client's right to legal counsel of choice has been denied by US government actions.

Pakistan has struck Kabul and declared it's in an open war' with Afghanistan. The fighting follows days of hostilities.

Canadian officials say India is no longer a 'security threat' after allegations of transnational violence rocked ties.

Countries around the world are urging the warring parties to show restraint.

Hamas says latest attacks show Israel's 'blatant disregard for the efforts of mediators' and 'the Peace Council'.

President Prabowo Subianto is trying to expand Indonesia's global standing, but Indonesians question his role in Gaza.

Carney's trip comes at a time when he's looking for new markets for Canadian exports to diversify from the US.

Palestinians in the devastated enclave struggle to manage their daily lives amid shortage of cash caused by war.

These are the key developments from day 1,464 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Pakistani and Afghan officials have both declared full military operations as border clashes intensify.

Al Jazeera's correspondent in Kabul reports explosions and anti-aircraft fire as Pakistan bombs the capital city.

Federal judge rules that the Internal Revenue Service violated its code by giving immigration agency confidential data.

Associates of one of the passengers killed in the alleged raid attempt said he sought to overthrow Cuba's government.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is in Beijing, saying he wants to reset ties.

The new announcement from Quito follows an initial 30 percent tariff imposed by the Andean nation in early February.

One killed and 29 others wounded in latest Israeli attack in violation of ceasefire.

Albanese, a supporter of Palestinian rights, has faced US sanctions since July over her criticism of Israel.

Administrators say agents 'made misrepresentations', claimed missing person search to detain woman at school building.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says the US and Iran have moved closer to reaching an agreement.

Protesters gathered at Columbia University after Department of Homeland Security agents detained a student on campus.

Technical discussions to continue in Vienna, but unclear whether differences can be resolved to avoid war.

Trump has pushed to strip migrants of Temporary Protected Status, arguing that their countries are no longer unsafe.

Kenya's director of public prosecutions office says Festus Omwamba is accused of human trafficking.

Seventeen aid groups have petitioned Israel's Supreme Court after the government moved to ban 37 NGOs in Gaza.

The former secretary of state accused the Republican-led panel of seeking to protect political allies in probe.

Narendra Modi's visit to Israel has drawn criticism at home amid tensions over Israel's genocidal war on Gaza.

Despite its public objections to Israel's actions, the UK is buying spyware developed and tested on Palestinians.

Afghan military source tells Al Jazeera 13 border outposts were captured as Pakistan denies that any posts were seized.

India knocked out a defiant Zimbabwe in a high-scoring match in Chennai to keep alive their chances of making the semis.

The US says it will licence entities to sell the oil to Cuba except those linked to the Cuban government and military.

Indian PM throws his weight behind Israel's Netanyahu even as genocide continues in occupied Palestinian territory.

Scandal individualises corruption, creating a spectacle that redirects anger away from structural power.