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Islamabad and Kabul's uneasy truce faces new strain after deadly blasts and escalating regional accusations.

Israeli forces demolished more Palestinian homes in the occupied West Bank's Masafer Yatta.

Analysts say Israel is not upholding its end of the ceasefire and looking for reasons to strike a depleted Hezbollah.

"We're seeing proxy warfare play out."

Iran spends 90 percent of its water on low-yield agriculture in a pursuit of self-sufficiency that exacerbates drought.

Pakistan has quickly blamed India. New Delhi has said Islamabad is trying to distract attention from domestic challenges

Thousands of children in Gaza have been forced to take on adult responsibilities such as providing food for family.

Portugal has the opportunity to secure qualification for FIFA 2026 World Cup when they travel to Dublin to play Ireland.

Ukrainian intelligence claimed Odesa Mayor Gennadiy Trukhanovheld a Russian passport, sealing his fate.

The United States weather agency has issued a G4 geomagnetic storm watch alert, implying severe storms expected.

Israeli warplanes launch three air strikes on the northeastern area of Beit Lahiya.

PM Modi said in May that any future 'terror' attack would be viewed as an 'act of war'. That limits who India can blame.

Indigenous protesters stormed the UN's COP30 climate summit in Belem, Brazil, clashing with security officers inside.

Israel has faced calls to allow aid into northern Gaza through the crossing, which has been closed for two months.

Venezuela's military is practicing its readiness for war, as the US continues its troop build-up in the Caribbean.

Without built-in health protections, sanctions kill civilians as surely as bombs and bullets.

Accident would add to more than 1,000 migrant deaths in central Mediterranean crossings this year.

Justice Minister German Galushchenko allegedly took part in the scheme involving state nuclear power firm Energoatom.

Al Jazeera's Investigative Unit exposes military attempts to crush underground rebel groups operating in big cities.

The US president would find it difficult to prove defamation if he sues in the US, where free speech is safeguarded.

Is success really earned, or is meritocracy an illusion?

A newly constructed bridge in southwest China has partially collapsed.

Hit hard by aid cuts and sanctions, Afghanistan is struggling to absorb 4.5 million returnees since 2023.

New York City mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani promised to make the city more affordable. But can he fund his policies?

The security pact, to be signed in January, pledges both countries to consult each other on security concerns.

No agribusiness, oil exploration, illegal miners or illegal loggers, the protesters say at UN climate summit in Belem.

A Turkish investigative team begins work at the crash site in coordination with Georgian authorities.

Australia's High Court says government acted within its rights when it passed a law revoking 99-year lease for site.

Spaniard's victory moves him to within one win of beating out Jannik Sinner for yearend number one ranking.

The slow-moving storm is due to make landfall on Wednesday night after departing the Philippines.

Blasts in the capitals of India and Pakistan on Monday and Tuesday killed 13 and 12 people, respectively.

The world banned nuclear testing in 1996. The US says it might be time to start again.

Investigations and arrests continue after South Korean ex-President Yoon Suk-yeol's failed bid to impose martial law.

Protest comes as Brazil's leader Lula says COP30 participants should be 'inspired' by Indigenous peoples.

Police seized 61,000 Bitcoin from Zhimin Qian, 47, as part of a years-long money laundering investigation.

Ukrainian Army reports thousands of artillery shells fired as Russians advance in southeastern Zaporizhia region.

Tim Davie says the BBC's 'enemies' will not define the narrative around the UK public broadcaster.

At least 12 people died in the blast at a district court complex, whose impact is now reverberating across South Asia.

The Democratic governor accused the US president of having 'abandoned any sense of duty' by not showing up to COP30.

Dallas Mavericks executive had been under fire from fans since he traded star Luka Doncic to LA Lakers on February 2.

Decision follows Senate vote to reopen government, but legal saga brought uncertainty to millions who need food aid.

Here are the key events from day 1,357 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Jack Della Maddalena puts his UFC welterweight title on the line against four-time lightweight champ Islam Makhachev.

Paul Pogba and Hakim Ziyech join letter saying that venues should not welcome 'a regime that commits genocide'.

A Virginia transportation worker has alleged the new policy under Trump discriminates on the basis of gender identity.

Arrival of US aircraft carrier off Latin America fuels speculation that US could try to overthrow Venezuelan government.

Israelis continue to attack Palestinians in West Bank and Gaza, as death toll in the latter tops 69,000.

United States President Donald Trump held historic talks with his Syrian counterpart Ahmed al-Sharaa on Monday.

Republican-controlled House of Representatives expected to approve funding bill to reopen US government in coming days.

A suicide bombing has killed at least 12 people near the entrance of a district court in Pakistan's capital.