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Roslyn weakens from hurricane to a tropical storm as it makes landfall in Mexico, bringing heavy rains.

Former chancellor set to become the country's new prime minister after winning the Conservative Party's leadership race.

The cuts follow Tesla boss Elon Musk's comments last week that a 'recession of sorts' was under way in China and Europe.

Second officer to plead guilty to state charge agrees to deal that calls for three and a half years in prison.

Nuclear talks remain in limbo as a UN resolution underpinning the accord is being dragged into the Ukraine war.

Set to become the next prime minister of Britain, Sunak, 42, delivered a brief statement on Monday.

New sanctions are imposed in response to 'attacks on democratic actors and members of civil society', US says.

Pro-democracy activists say they'll turn out in large numbers on Tuesday to reaffirm demands for full civilian rule.

Former Arkansas election official Joshua Ang Price tells Al Jazeera voting access curbs are 'weakening democracy' in US.

New deal allowing US to send Venezuelan asylum seekers back to Mexico at southern border sows confusion and frustration.

Critics say Herzi Halevi’s appointment lays bare just how interconnected settlers and the military truly are.

Leaders on all sides are pursuing policies inexorably driving us towards nuclear war. They must step back. Now.

Tainted cough syrups pulled from the shelves after they were linked to dozens of deaths.

Sunak wins Conservative Party leadership contest days after the dramatic resignation of Liz Truss as prime minister.

Although cooperation with Moscow continued, kingdom also showed support for Kyiv as it sought role of useful mediator.

Rebel group says civilians among those killed in attack on event marking founding of Kachin Independence Organisation.

The 49-year-old investigative journalist, critical of the government and military, has been shot dead in Kenya.

Prince Faisal bin Farhan will represent the crown prince, who was advised by doctors to avoid travel.

The UN says Australia was in 'clear breach' of its obligations under a UN protocol on torture.

Tiba joins Iraq’s youth protests where she braves bullets and tear gas with the hope of reclaiming her nation.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 243rd day, we take a look at the main developments.

Marine-turned-lawyer Christina Bobb is the latest. She likely won't be the last.

After a gap of 12 years, the football World Cup returned for its fourth edition.

For the first time in years, Labour has a realistic chance of coming to power in the next general election.

Agent says Salman Rushdie suffered 'profound' wounds after August attack including losing one eye and the use of a hand.

Wong, who got her first leading role in 1922, was a 'courageous advocate' who fought for representation in Hollywood.

Official data shows that China's GDP rose 3.9 percent in the July-September quarter year-on-year.

All 173 people on board KE631 reported safe as damaged plane shuts airport on Mactan Island in central Philippines.

British Museum has displayed the contested Greek sculptures for the past 200 years.

Moves come amid heightened frictions over a barrage of weapons tests by North Korea.

Ex-prime minister pulls out of race to lead the UK, leaving former Finance Minister Rishi Sunak in the driving seat.

President Xi Jinping secures historic third term as Communist Party chief and promotes loyalists to inner circle.

Ukraine responds by calling the allegation an 'absolute absurdity' as concerns over an escalation in the war rise.

About 25,000 residents leave Russian-occupied city on ferries and buses as fears grow of an imminent Ukrainian attack.

A group of women from the Brazilian favelas turn their lives around by training in The Black Pearls Football academy.

Authorities order a nighttime curfew in Wad al-Mahi and deploy soldiers to curb the violence.

Two pilots of Su-30 die in the crash, but residents are unharmed in the city of Irkutsk.

Category 3 storm strikes the Mexican state of Nayarit with sustained winds reaching 195km/h.

Kohli inspires India to a remarkable last-ball win over Pakistan in a tense and nervy finish.

Tehran blames the channels and their hosts and backers for what it considers ‘inciting terrorist acts’ on Iranian soil.

Thousands of people hit the streets of Berlin, several US cities to support Iranian women facing government crackdown.

Thousands of civilians have been leaving Kerson after warnings about a Ukrainian offensive to recapture the city.

His candidacy comes as reports suggest former PM Boris Johnson could be joining the race.

The European Political Community could help draw European states in the east closer to Brussels. But it may not do more.

Tamer al-Kilani, a founding member of Lions' Den armed group in Nablus, was killed by a planted explosive device.

The return of leftist governments in the region is a clear indication of region-wide rejection of US policies.

The mission was part of a commercial arrangement between a government-run firm and UK-based OneWeb satellite firm.

The elite committee was appointed following a week-long Congress of the governing party.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 242nd day, we take a look at the main developments.