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Ukraine has been crying out for more heavy armour, longer range weapons and air defence systems to end the war.

Conflicts in Ukraine and Africa are seeing more involvement of privately-run military groups.

Al Nassr, football stars new team, denies reports that Ronaldo will serve as an ambassador for Riyadh's 2030 bid.

Study of 1,000 clothing factories found some fashion firms 'engaged in unfair practices', including H&M, Lidl and GAP.

The US state has been hit by heavy rain and flooding but experts warn it may not be enough to counteract climate change.

The UK called Iran's planned execution of Alireza Akbari 'politically motivated' and demanded his immediate release.

The currency depreciated by more than 13 percent as the central bank introduces flexible exchange rate.

Hamlin suffered cardiac arrest and collapsed during a US football game, sending shockwaves through league.

Pressure grows on newly elected Republican George Santos, who fabricated large parts of his resume and personal history.

Church to spend $121m to address 'our shameful past' for involvement in the 18th-century slave trade.

Supreme Court justice orders authorities to prevent roadblocks, invasion of public buildings as more violence feared.

The death of Ahmed Abu Junaid brings the toll of Palestinians killed by Israeli fire so far in 2023 to five.

The main opposition party wants formation of caretaker government to conducts the next general election due in December.

MP Andrew Bridgen said the rollout of the vaccines was the 'biggest crime against humanity' since WWII-era genocide.

Climate change is the biggest long-term global challenge but one the world is least prepared to tackle, WEF says.

China is one of the council’s five permanent members but has not publicly said if it supports calls for an Africa seat.

Seizing the salt-mining town could offer the Wagner Group chief Kremlin clout. Ukraine says it is still in Kyiv's hands.

The two Western organisations are moving to work more closely together, a development the Kremlin has ridiculed.

Alieu Kosiah's appeal could land him a life sentence as he faces additional charges of crimes against humanity.

Information ministry official says 20 killed in blast in Kabul but no comments from foreign and interior ministry.

US President Biden orders investigation into problem as flights begin to resume across the country.

Sebnem Korur Fincanci sentenced to nearly three years in prison for disseminating 'terror organisation propaganda'.

In a bid to prevent the Garzweiler mine's expansion, activists say they will keep trying to defend Luetzerath village.

How a domestic worker and guardian of two children tries to make ends meet for her family.

Republika Srpska Day went ahead on Monday despite condemnation. Bosnians say it is time for global bodies to step up.

Farid Hafez tells Al Jazeera the accusations against him aimed to 'silence' critics of Austria's anti-Muslim measures.

During a disarmament campaign after fall of Soviet Union, Moscow received weapons as payment for Kyiv's gas debts.

Three of Yemen's most prominent YouTubers have been arrested in the past few weeks by Houthi authorities in Sanaa.

Suspects are accused of attempting to steal a statue of Ramses II from a quarry in the ancient southern city of Aswan.

Predicting a difficult year ahead, bank revises nation's growth from 4 percent last year to 2 percent in current fiscal.

Local media reports said it was the first time an Indian film has won an award at the competition.

The country discharged its last known Ebola patient from hospital in December 2022 and has passed WHO's 42-day timeline.

The US is accusing Russian military contractors of interfering in Sahel countries' internal affairs.

China's Taiwan Affairs Office said anti-China elements in foreign countries were 'playing with fire' on Taiwan issue.

Tehran complains to FIFA over Iraq's use of the name for a waterway that separates Iran and several Arab states.

Spying, secrecy, intrigue - a dark world of Israeli intelligence in Turkey, as Mossad searches for useful information.

Last month's 'framework agreement' is unlikely to deliver democratic governance and stability.

The man wielding a knife at Gare du Nord station was shot and wounded by police after he injured six people.

A list of the memorable moments in the Golden Globes and the winners of the 80th annual ceremony.

Rahul Gandhi's 3,500km march has a simple message — religious harmony and prosperity for all. It might just work.

California deals with more wild winter weather that has killed at least 17 people since the storms began last month.

More than 500,000 people are estimated to have been killed from the mid-1960s when General Soeharto seized power.

The Bolsonarista attack in Brasilia was much more dangerous than the pro-Trump insurrection in Washington.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 322nd day, we take a look at the main developments.

The divisive social media personality was arrested in Romania on charges of organised crime, human trafficking and rape.

Nine members of the same family, including five children, are among the dead, emergency services said.

Ukraine's president has stripped four people of citizenship, including a Kremlin ally transferred in a prisoner swap.

The disarmament is a key part of the peace deal signed two months ago between the government and the rebel group.

Malaysian actress takes home top acting honour while Spielberg wins best director.

Eastern Ukrainian town renowned for its salt mines has been the centre of days of fierce fighting.