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The relationship between New Delhi and Beijing has been tense since deadly clashes along their border in 2020.

UN envoy has described the amendment as 'controversial within the Libyan political class and general citizenry'.

Maicao, once the thriving heart of Colombia’s Arab community, faces population decline amid a slowing border economy.

Defeated candidate Peter Obi pledges to legally challenge the results a day after Bola Ahmed Tinubu was declared winner.

In Iskenderun, Turkey, train carriages have been turned into temporary shelters for last month's earthquake survivors.

Foreign ministers meeting is marred by disagreements as Russia and China reject joint statement calling for end to war.

French president begins four-nation tour of Africa to renew frayed ties.

Pakistani rupee dropped by 6 percent against the US dollar, while interest rate was raised to 20 percent.

Moscow says Ukrainian saboteurs opened fire against civilians on Russian territory, a claim Kyiv denies.

Here's a round-up of Al Jazeera's Middle East coverage this week.

Russia says the top diplomats spoke 'on the move' at a G20 meeting in India but did not hold Ukraine negotiations.

As the Darién becomes an ever more populated graveyard, it’s safe to say Biden is going down a very wrong path.

If global powers are genuinely concerned about Saeid's attacks on democracy, they should stop bankrolling his regime.

Court asks market regulator to investigate possible lapses in securities law or other regulatory disclosures by group.

We speak to six young Russians about the devastating conflict, which has entered a second year.

Economist Nouriel Roubini paints a bleak future for a world facing 'megathreats' - including global economic meltdowns.

At least 46 people were killed when a passenger train collided head-on with a cargo train outside the city of Larissa.

Stuck on the Syrian side of the border unable to return to Turkey, patients fret over how they will continue treatment.

Currency depreciation and high inflation show few signs of coming down, forcing many Iranians to make fewer purchases.

The Princess Empress sank with 800,000 litres (210,000 gallons) of industrial fuel oil that is leaking into the sea.

Court orders establishment of bipartisan panel that will include opposition to select the election commissioners.

Government and global community must act to prevent children from 'becoming a lost generation', warns Save the Children.

Tight movement restrictions were imposed on Palestinians in Jericho after an American-Israeli was killed this week.

Elon Musk's rocket company has sent the four astronauts to the International Space Station.

Ukraine says it has survived a months-long winter onslaught of Russian attacks on water and energy infrastructure.

Iran has long been accused of smuggling weapons to the Houthi rebels in Yemen, a claim it denies.

As treatment becomes mainstream experts urge caution.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 372nd day, we take a look at the main developments.

The presidency is largely ceremonial but is among four top positions in Vietnam, where the Communist Party holds power.

India PM calls on bloc to find common ground on global issues as he opens the meet set to be dominated by Ukraine war.

Despite Ukraine's gains against Russia, experts believe a frozen conflict or painful truce is most likely. Here is why.

A low-intensity but bloody battle is being fought to contain the flow of drugs from Southeast Asia's 'Golden Triangle'.

Russia believes a victory in the ruined eastern town would open a path to further advances in the Donetsk region.

Seventeen Chinese J-10 combat planes and four advanced Shenyang J-16 fighters entered Taiwan's air defence zone.

North Korean leader stresses need to build 'rich and highly-civilised' communities amid reported food shortages.

Chief Executive Elon Musk fails to announce much-awaited affordable electric vehicle at company's latest investor day.

Chinese firms including Baidu and Alibaba are racing to roll out versions of the chatbots taking tech world by storm.

Lawyer for Sirhan Sirhan has accused the panel of bending to the will of California's governor, who opposes his parole.

The closely watched trial centres on Alex Murdaugh, a former South Carolina lawyer accused of killing his wife and son.

US State Department condemns Israeli minister's call for Huwara to be 'wiped out', calling it a 'disgusting' incitement.

Changes come amid growing concerns globally over the popular app's security, and ability to push certain content.

Ons Jabeur also shares on Twitter a picture of a Tunisian stamp from 1961 celebrating Africa Day.

The president-elect will need to bring together a divided country as he faces security and economic challenges.

Multiyear investigation by US agencies casts doubt on speculation that a hostile power was behind unexplained ailments.

Lewis Hamilton and other F1 drivers called upon by rights groups to speak up against human rights abuses in Bahrain.

Soaring food, beverage, transport costs push consumer price index to 31.5 percent in February, highest rate since 1974.

President Joe Biden hails move by Eli Lilly as a 'big deal', calling on other manufacturers to also reduce prices.

France has already announced it's scaling down its military presence on the African continent.

Xi Jinping and Alexander Lukashenko call for the 'soonest possible' peace deal for Ukraine.

FBI director, US Department of Energy say virus originated in a lab, but other US officials say there's no consensus.