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INEC says it needs more time to reconfigure BVAS machines at the centre of last month's disputed presidential vote.

For the sixth time since Russia's invasion of Ukraine began, Europe's largest nuclear plant knocked off grid.

Attack targeted the village of Mukondi, south of the city of Beni, in violence-wracked North Kivu province.

From climate change to digital inclusion, young delegates make their opinions heard at Least Developed Countries summit.

Thousands of Syrians have decided to rely on support networks in their home country.

Three years after the pandemic shut down the world’s economy, have relations between workers and employers shifted?

Court had ruled that Nguyen Thi Thanh be compensated for injuries sustained during a mass killing by S Korean soldiers.

Mohammad Dawood Muzammil's killing comes a day after he met top government officials visiting from capital Kabul.

Two officials have been jailed after being found guilty of negligence in case of 135 killed in 2022 stadium crush.

How one Bosnian man and his family got through a tragic accident, the COVID pandemic and inflation.

The G20 includes Sri Lanka's top lenders and powers with influence. It must do more than just say sweet nothings.

An EU delegation welcomed the decision to drop the controversial draft law and encouraged Georgia to resume reforms.

Anthony Albanese and Narendra Modi inaugurate cricket match between their teams at a stadium named after the Indian PM.

The airport in Aleppo was being used to deliver aid to victims of last month's earthquake that killed thousands.

Three men killed in what local media described as a shootout, while a 14-year-old died after he was shot on Tuesday.

Europe was hit by a severe winter heatwave in late December and early January, bringing record-high temperatures.

Poll has fuelled feuds among main political parties, with a key left party quitting fragile ruling coalition last month.

Statements about sub-Saharan migrants and refugees in Tunisia have sparked backlash and protests.

Politician questioned over funds allegedly channelled from building contractors to his party in exchange for projects.

Never charged with a crime, Ghassan Al Sharbi, 48, returns to Saudi Arabia after being held for 21 years at Guantanamo.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 379th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Missile attacks wound two in Kyiv, hit energy facilities in Odesa and critical infrastructure in Kharkiv.

Police use water cannons and tear gas as thousands gather in Tbilisi in protest against a proposed foreign agents law.

Submarines are part of the AUKUS pact with the UK, which may also jointly develop a vessel with Australia.

US president's reported budget plan would also nearly double capital gains tax on investments.

Authorities say the 106 children, many teen boys, were travelling without family in search of a better life in the US.

US government alleges the Boeing-made plane violated sanctions and commerce law by travelling to and from Russia.

UN says Australia, which has detained Ahwaz asylum seeker Mr A since 2017, is breaching international law.

Carlson has been criticised for TV segment that used cherry-picked video to portray US Capitol rioters as peaceful.

US Fed chief says that while higher and faster rate hikes are possible, it hinges on upcoming jobs and inflation data.

Thousands of women rally across major cities challenging patriarchy and highlighting issues such as sexual harassment.

A firefight broke out at the Santiago airport when a group of armed men attempted to seize a large shipment of cash.

The standoff between authorities and opponents of police training facility has become latest free speech battleground.

Thousands angry at a so-called 'foreign agent' bill making its way through parliament.

Ex-PM criticises the federal government's decision to ban public gatherings which forced him to call off election rally.

Even as layoffs rose in January and job cuts were higher than initially thought in 2022, job market remains strong.

Attorney General Merrick Garland says civil rights probe documented excessive force and bias against Black residents.

People around the world demonstrate, attend conferences and hold artistic events to mark International Women's Day.

Leaked US intelligence suggests a pro-Ukrainian group may be behind the September 2022 attacks on the gas pipelines.

A 'foreign agent' bill reminiscent of a controversial law passed in Russia has triggered protests in Tbilisi.

Diminished ice cover is a major concern because it helps accelerate global warming.

Rocket named 'Good Luck, Have Fun', made of a metal-aluminum alloy, is the prototype of an inexpensive launch platform.

A 12-year-old was punished over her anti-war artwork, the latest sign of a growing crackdown against young people.

Remarkable women breaking barriers from Ukraine to Peru. These are some of our favourite Al Jazeera short documentaries.

One of the most popular Hindu festivals, the day also marks the beginning of spring.

Greeks are calling for accountability after dozens were killed in the country's deadliest rail disaster.

Mali's Prime Minister Choguel Kokal Maiga speaks to Al Jazeera about the security situation in the West African country.

Protests and rallies prohibited in Lahore for seven days, hours before ex-PM was scheduled to address an election rally.

With Ramadan approaching, millions of Pakistanis struggle to put food on the table amid a worsening economic crisis.

As the world marks International Women’s Day on Wednesday, women in Syria are facing trauma and displacement.