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Brent crude rises amid clashes in critical waterway.

Nayef Samaro, 26 was shot dead hours before his son was born.

Tennessee has approved a new congressional map that breaks apart a majority-Black district centred on Memphis.

Some 20,000 seafarers are stranded in the Gulf amid the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

Iran accuses the US of violating the ceasefire by targeting Iranian vessels and carrying out strikes on coastal areas.

From NATO to OPEC, global alliances seem strained like never before.

At least five people were killed after a massive fire broke out at a fairground in Villahermosa, southeastern Mexico.

Barca are set to storm La Liga this year and could seal title in Sunday's Clasico, but what is history of Real rivalry?

Iranian state media says air defence systems were activated in western Tehran as multiple explosions were reported.

Real's turbulent season takes another twist on eve of El Clasico with Federico Valverde hurt in dressing room clash.

The court ruled in favour of small businesses that challenged the tariffs that took place in February.

Locals react to cruise ship affected by a hantavirus outbreak which is set to dock in southern Tenerife.

Republicans pass new map ahead of midterms after US Supreme Court weakened Voting Rights Act restrictions.

US military says it intercepted and responded to 'unprovoked' Iranian attack, stressing that it doesn't seek escalation.

Trump claimed he had a 'great call' European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen about the looming tariffs.

In letter to CENTCOM commander, 12 Democrats raise questions about possible US role in Israel's 'mass evacuation zones'.

Several sources tell Reuters and AFP the al-Qaeda-affiliated assailants hit two villages in Mopti region on Wednesday.

Palestinian detainees and rights groups share disturbing accounts of rape, sexual violence and physical abuse.

Villagers in Kenya are suing British Petroleum, saying oil exploration by Amoco in the 1980s left toxic pollution.

A Palestinian boy mourns his father, one of three people killed in an Israeli strike on a security post in Gaza.

Latest sanctions target military-controlled conglomerate, come as effective US fuel blockade continues.

Chinese and Iranian foreign ministers meet while a tense ceasefire holds.

Netanyahu's rivals unite ahead of elections, but is this alliance strong enough to actually unseat him?

Three ISIL-linked Australian women have been arrested at airports in Melbourne and Sydney.

Analysts say Israel aiming to exploit Lebanon's divisions to force concessions amid military and political pressures.

Brazilian officials are hoping for the best outcome from the meeting, given tensions over Trump's tariff policy.

June 2025 attack targeted supporters of Israeli captives in Gaza; Advocates say family of assailant unjustly targeted.

US sanctions target Iraq's deputy oil minister for allegedly aiding Iran in bypassing restrictions on oil exports.

Clashes erupt in La Paz as workers protest against rising fuel prices and damaged vehicles caused by subsidy cuts.

Rider is 20th fatality at North West 200 but first since 2016, race due to celebrate its centenary in 2029.

The US accuses Ali Maarij al-Bahadly of helping Iran avoid sanctions and export its oil through Iraq.

US president says House minority leader should be indicted over 'maximum warfare' remarks in relation to election maps.

Hantaviruses are a group of viruses carried by rodents that can cause severe disease in humans.

Talks between Lebanese and Israeli delegations to be held in Washington, DC, next week, the official tells Al Jazeera.

Israel has carried out its first airstrike on Beirut's southern suburbs since the April 16 US-brokered ceasefire.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian says he has met with Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei.

The BJP's victory after sweeping electoral roll revision raises profound questions over the integrity of the vote.

Tehran emphasises solidarity among top officials as Washington pressures Iran during Strait of Hormuz disputes.

Judge does not make claim on authenticity of document, filed in court as part of criminal case of former cell mate.

An online petition calling for Mbappe's ouster has gone viral and collected 33 million signatures.

International Olympic Committee urges sports to let Belarusian athletes compete again without vetting as neutrals.

Middle East war devastates tourism in Petra, leaving sites empty and Jordanians facing severe loss of income.

Paris Saint-Germain claimed a 6-5 Champions League semifinal win over Bayern Munich, but it erupted in domestic trouble.

A Buddhist temple in Seoul introduced South Korea's first humanoid robot monk.

The killing of two generals near Lake Chad follows a recent Boko Haram attack in the same region that left dozens dead.

The lemon-laden Fahad-4, hijacked in late April, was used as a mothership to attack other ships.

Al-Qaeda-linked fighters have set fire to food trucks as they continue to blockade roads around the capital Bamako, cutt

Restoration work is underway at the ancient Ziggurat of Ur, a monumental stepped temple in Iraq.

New agency yet to be named to oversee elections after disbanded commission accused of not being independent.

Voters in England, Scotland and Wales are casting their ballots in local elections.