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As Lake Wullar's condition deteriorates due to growing pollution and encroachment, women stare at an uncertain future.

Israel has delayed implementation of revised restrictions on foreigners entering the occupied West Bank after backlash.

The Supreme Court had delivered a unanimous verdict on Monday upholding William Ruto's victory in the presidential poll.

The debate over leader Boris Johnson's legacy will linger long after he leaves, as Liz Truss set to succeed him.

Israel says it will not launch a criminal investigation into the killing of Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh.

Salah Hammouri, 37, has been held by Israel without trial or charge since March based on 'secret evidence'.

At least 1 million people in Somalia have been displaced by the worst drought in decades, driven by climate change.

Sindh province remains the worst affected where authorities report a total of 522 deaths so far, including 219 children.

Liz Truss will assume the role of UK prime minister in a tough economic environment, with inflation at a 40-year high.

New leader of the Conservative Party Liz Truss has ruled out new taxes and energy rationing amid soaring inflation.

Britain's Conservative Party picks Liz Truss as its leader, triggering the beginning of a handover from Boris Johnson.

The quake was Sichuan's biggest since August 2017 when a magnitude 7.0 earthquake hit the Aba region.

Former deputy president William Ruto had been declared winner of the election over former prime minister Raila Odinga.

The euro slides to $0.9876 after Russia scraps a Saturday deadline for flows from the Nord Stream pipeline to resume.

Tehran has maintained that the ball is in the US court after its response to Washington last week.

Suspects on the run after attacks at James Smith Cree Nation and nearby Weldon village in Saskatchewan province.

Counterattack in southern Ukraine has succeeded in wrestling back towns from Russian troops, president says.

Updated text removes the condition that foreign visitors inform Israel about relationships with Palestinians.

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss or former Treasury chief Rishi Sunak will be announced the new leader of the United Kingdom.

Two embassy staff among eight dead as bomber detonates explosives near embassy's gate, security sources tell Al Jazeera.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 194th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Typhoon Hinnamnor has already brought heavy rain to southern cities and is due to make landfall on Tuesday near Busan.

Taher Mohammad Zakarneh, 19, was shot by Israeli forces during a raid near the northern West Bank city of Jenin.

The tiny nation is one of four in the Pacific that still maintains formal ties with Taiwan.

Gutstavo Arnal, the 52-year-old CFO of the struggling big-box chain, fell to his death on Friday in New York.

Noeleen Heyzer says she will not make a second visit to the country unless she can see the deposed leader.

Mistry, 54, who died on Sunday, was sacked from Tata Sons, the holding company of the $300bn conglomerate, in 2016.

Chileans reject proposed progressive constitution that would have replaced the charter dating from the Pinochet era.

Police hunt for two assailants after a series of knife attacks at two communities in central Canada.

Several EU nations announce emergency plans to combat skyrocketing energy prices in the wake of Russia's war in Ukraine.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi blames PM Modi for soaring unemployment and inflation as he rallies supporters in Delhi.

Europe's energy crisis gets worse after Russia shuts down the Nord Stream 1 pipeline yet again.

Pakistan edge out India off the penultimate ball of the match by five wickets.

The incident took place just days after the Israeli army killed two Palestinians during raids in the West Bank.

Critics say the text to image system pose a threat to the livelihoods of human artists.

Chileans vote to approve a new constitution, first since 1980 that was drafted under military leader Augusto Pinochet.

On the northern coast of Central Java, villagers are fighting a losing battle against rising sea levels.

Two men were executed for 'collaboration with Israel' while three others were convicted of murder.

Zaporizhzhia accounts for nearly half of the total electricity generated by Ukraine's four nuclear power plants.

Such a move would be unprecedented and one some analysts say could backfire.

Fifty years after the US tried to derail Chilean democracy, Chile is paving the way for a new model of governance.

Constant artillery fire has prompted fears of a radiation disaster in the Zaporizhzhia area.

Chronically ill and injured patients are evacuated from the embattled east to safer hospitals in the west.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 193rd day, we take a look at the main developments.

India and Pakistan will take on each other in the Super 4 round of the Asia Cup cricket tournament.

Arrest of the Ivorian soldiers in Mali's capital in July sparked a diplomatic spat between the West African neighbours.

The former prime minister, who is 97, returns home after treatment for COVID-19.

Former US president slams FBI raid, calls Joe Biden an 'enemy of the state' in first appearance since Mar-a-Lago search.

The German government says the issue of World War II reparations is 'closed'.