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As Ukraine's Independence Day coincides with six months since the war began, older people reflect on what has been lost.

The call for the rise of the minimum wage to 15 pounds ($17.7) an hour comes amid a series of strikes.

Schools to close an additional day and government offices and banks shorten work hours to reduce electricity usage.

Groups assisting workers and migrants have faced violence and arbitrary arrest since February 2021 coup, report says.

Protesters say Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha has reached his constitutional term limit and must step down.

Experts analyse the past six months and predict how the conflict may evolve.

From scenes of devastation to images of broken-hearted victims, Russia's brutal invasion has been well documented.

Anti-corruption watchdogs announce investigations into executives in Shenzhen, Xiamen and Sichuan province.

One of the nation's most popular news organisations, NDTV said the bid came without the consent of its founders.

Najib Razak becomes Malaysia's first former prime minister to go to prison after top court upholds his graft conviction.

Central Command says the raids on Deir Az Zor were aimed at protecting US forces from attack by Iran-linked groups.

Japanese leader expected to scrap coronavirus tests for vaccinated travellers and raise cap on daily arrivals.

Fox News boss sues Crikey over article linking the Murdoch family to the January 6 Capitol riots in the US.

South Korean carmakers have recalled thousands of Hyundai Palisade and Kia Telluride vehicles over trailer hitch issue.

Diplomats say they believe they're close to restoring the Iran nuclear deal.

Ultranationalist philosopher Alexander Dugin calls for victory in Ukraine after his daughter was killed in car bombing.

Moscow transfers children from Ukrainian occupied territories to Russia for adoption, Ukraine foreign ministry says.

The US National Archives collected over 700 pages of classified material at Mar-a-Lago before the FBI raid in August.

Kelly Goodlett becomes first officer held criminally responsible for 2020 Louisville police raid that killed Taylor.

Erdogan’s remarks come a week after Turkey and Israel announced a joint decision to establish diplomatic ties.

Political philosopher dubbed Putin's 'brain' by some observers has long called for Russia to annex Ukraine.

War could have a lasting impact on ability of organisations to respond to emergencies worldwide, Red Cross warns.

Peiter Zatko has accused the company of 'deliberate ignorance' regarding the site's spam accounts.

In second trial, defence argued unsuccessfully that the two men were entrapped by the FBI in Whitmer kidnapping plot.

Russian media reports come as South Korea says aircraft entered its air defence identification zone.

Contests in New York, Florida and Oklahoma feature ideological showdowns and early previews of general elections.

Ten million Black women in the US face high barriers to abortion access, that will be difficult to overcome for many.

The incident in March led to questions over safety mechanisms to prevent accidental launches or miscalculations.

The story of the city, before and after Russian occupation, as told by residents.

47 percent of Europe is under warning conditions with clear deficit of soil moisture, European Drought Observatory says.

Using maps and satellite imagery, Al Jazeera breaks down some of the key events of the Russia-Ukraine war.

Millions of Angolan youth are voting for the first time on Wednesday in the country's 5th election since independence.

Mani was recognised for her contributions to India's weather forecasts and her research on renewable energy.

Pro-UAE forces have recently taken control of Shabwa governorate, bringing them into conflict with pro-govt groups.

The S&P Global Flash Eurozone PMI index falls to 49.2 as high inflation fuelled by the Ukraine war darkens the outlook.

Observers are waiting on the US's reply to the EU's latest proposal, with Iran submitting a 'reasonable' response.

Angola, Africa's second-largest oil producer and one of its largest economies, goes to the polls on Wednesday.

The Fitch Group research unit 's report warned of the worst-case scenario of a potential default.

A legal battle over the ownership of historic properties belonging to the Greek Orthodox Church has turned political.

While it remains unclear who killed Dugina, the incident might 'rattle the Kremlin', experts say.

The arrest of T Raja Singh in Telangana state comes months after his party suspended a spokeswoman for similar comments.

US embassy in Kyiv warns citizens to leave 'now', cites information of Russia 'stepping up efforts to launch strikes'.

Supporters of religious leader Muqtada al-Sadr launched a new sit-in in front of the Supreme Judicial Council.

Reprieve and Redress say British spy agencies may have shared data about UK citizen Jagtar Singh Johal with India.

The UK government figures say the number of people crossing the English Channel from France has hit a new high.

Pakistan's information minister says cabinet has approved draft agreement ahead of PM Sharif's visit to Doha.

Fredid Roman was fatally shot in Chilpancingo, the capital of southern Guerrero state.

About 200,000 South Korean children were adopted by foreign parents over past six decades, mainly in Europe and the US.

From racism to hyper-sexualisation, the depiction of Arab women in the West masks their many achievements.

Visit comes ahead of an IMF meeting next week that is expected to approve a $1.2bn tranche of lending to Islamabad.