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A 5.6-magnitude earthquake killed more than 160 people and injured hundreds in Indonesia's West Java province on Monday.

A strike could freeze up to 30 percent of cargo shipments as workers voice frustration over quality-of-life issues.

Experts are concerned about the billionaire’s monetisation and moderation plans and a lack of social media regulation.

The two leaders 'confirmed the depth of historical ties between the two countries', the Egyptian presidency says.

The US state's latest season bucks climate change-induced trend of wildfires that have grown in scope and intensity.

Gakpo and Klaassen score late goals to sink African champions and fire the Oranje to joint-top spot in group A.

Deadly violence in southwest Colombia comes ahead of peace talks between ELN rebels and Gustavo Petro's government.

England outclassed Iran with a score of 6-2 in Monday's Group B opener in Doha.

Al Jazeera answers some key questions as US men's team makes its first World Cup appearance since 2014.

Orion's arrival marks the first time the US space agency has been to the moon since the 1972 Apollo programme.

England were in fine form as they breezed past an uninspired Iran side at the Khalifa International Stadium in Qatar.

Uganda will be the third country to deploy troops after contingents from Kenya and Burundi have arrived in eastern DRC.

The national team shows support for the anti-government protests taking place after Mahsa Amini's death.

The honour comes 70 years after Britain detonated a nuclear bomb in the Indian Ocean.

Iran football fans use the Iran-England match to raise their voices in support of those protesting in their country.

A donor conference aims to help Moldova deal with the impact of the Ukraine war and rising food and energy prices.

Eighty-year-old President Obiang, the world's longest-ruling head of state, is seeking to extend his 43 years in office.

Russia has tried to stem a brain drain by offering IT workers new benefits, but some fear the industry is doomed.

Key crossing at Chaman reopened a week after Afghan gunman killed a Pakistani security guard there.

New Human Rights Watch report shows repatriated children facing reintegration issues while thousands remain detained.

A London court begins reviewing the case of a woman who lost her British citizenship after joining ISIL in Syria.

Mahmoud al-Saadi, 18, was killed by the Israeli army on his way to school from the Jenin refugee camp, Palestinians say.

Qatari comedian Hamad al-Amari believes the tournament will showcase the culture of Qatar and the Middle East.

The climbdown by seven teams following a FIFA threat came just before some captains were expected to wear the armbands.

Iran says Kurdish separatist groups based in northern Iraq are destabilising Kurdish-majority provinces in Iran.

Zuma was sentenced to 15 months for ignoring a court order to testify at an inquiry into corruption during his tenure.

Here are the results our AI robot Kashef predicted for the three games on Monday.

One-fifth of the country's schools are closed and experts warn of dire consequences ahead for Burkinabé children.

India may be cricket-crazy, but in the southern state of Kerala football is followed with religious fervour.

This family-run place has been a Doha landmark for 67 years and still makes the hummus everyone in town raves about.

Two men sentenced to death for 2015 killing of blogger critical of hardline religiosity escape from crowded Dhaka court.

What's in store for England vs Iran, Senegal vs Netherlands, and USA vs Wales on day two of FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022?

The country of more than 270 million people is frequently struck by earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and tsunamis.

US Vice President will also visit South China Sea area, as Philippines reported an incident with the Chinese coastguard.

China is battling COVID flare-ups from Zhengzhou in central Henan province to Chongqing in the southwest.

Kassym-Jomart Tokayev faced no real opposition candidates in a nation where critics are sidelined.

Sectarian violence in Afghanistan is showing no sign of abating but our spirit has not been broken.

And this power imbalance at the heart of the executive may have important consequences.

A former fisherman from Senegal runs for elections in Spain to combat Europe’s overfishing of Africa’s waters.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 271st day, we take a look at the main developments.

Zolgensma may stop five-year-old Yusuf Polat's spinal muscular atrophy from progressing, but it costs $2.1m.

Company founder Morris Chang says world has just woken up to the importance of advanced chips.

Africa's highest-ranked team still look to challenge Netherlands in opening clash despite injury to star player.

The fraught political relations between these two countries add another dimension to this match

A win in their first World Cup game is key to both teams' chances of progressing beyond the group stage in Qatar.

FIFA says the new ball, named Al Rihla or 'the journey' in Arabic, travels faster than any other in World Cup history.

The FIFA World Cup 2022 kicked off on Sunday. Here’s a quick guide recapping the main events from Day 1.

Migrant workers who played important role in World Cup preparations say a ticket quota would have been welcome gesture.

Markets react negatively after election results in first hung parliament in Southeast Asian country's history.