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ED summons is linked to BJP politician's nine-year-old complaint against Congress chief Sonia Gandhi and her son Rahul.

Attack is an example of growing anti-Syrian racism in Turkey, social media users say.

In DR Congo, the most-neglected country on list for 2nd year running, a third of the population went hungry last year.

DR Congo is home to more than 5.5 million internally displaced people, the third highest number in the world.

Chancellor Scholz says Berlin to deliver IRIS-T missiles, radar system that will help shield against Russian attacks.

Penny Wong to visit the countries days after her Chinese counterpart, as China and Australia vie for regional influence.

Tamil asylum seekers stuck in the British Indian Ocean Territory are still in legal limbo months after their arrival.

A football tournament for teenagers forced to work to provide for their families brought some joy to Syria's Idlib.

The upcoming gathering is shaping up to be not a genuine 'Summit of the Americas' but a 'Summit of regional allies'.

An unfolding family drama reveals a universal clash of generations in Turkey.

Lasanda Deepthi is one of millions of Sri Lankans battling galloping inflation and huge shortages of fuel and medicine.

Indian private refiners like Reliance, Nayara have been among the biggest buyers this year of discounted Russian crude.

The storm was the strongest ever recorded to make landfall in May during Pacific hurricane season.

In May 2020, Comair filed for voluntary business rescue, similar to bankruptcy protection.

Israeli rights groups say that, based on past experiences, Israel has 'zero accountability' for its actions.

Manufacturers slowed activity last month in countries ranging from Japan to Taiwan and Malaysia.

Krishnakumar Kunnath, better known as KK, dies at 53 following a concert in Kolkata city, prompting a flood of tributes.

Ghufran Hamed Warasneh, 31, was shot in the chest at Arroub refugee camp; Israel says she tried to attack a soldier.

The African cinema luminary whose films on injustice and racism challenged and often shocked European audiences.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 98th day, we take a look at the main developments.

New report finds that COVID-19 created almost 600 new billionaires.

Three suspects arrested for raping the 25-year-old mother of two children in empty compartment of Karachi-bound train.

US official says weapons being sent are HIMARS, which have a longer range than those currently deployed by Ukraine.

The economy's near-term prospects have darkened due to spike in retail inflation, which hit an eight-year high in April.

Exercise took place in the sea and air around the self-ruled island, according to the PLA's Eastern Theatre Command.

China's No 2 has kept a low profile for most of his time in office but his re-emergence could signal deeper schisms.

People venture out after two months stuck at home, but virus-related controls including regular tests, will continue.

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has said he will not attend Summit of Americas unless all nations invited.

The M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS) will allow Kyiv to launch rockets about 80kms, official says.

A tumultuous May for markets ended almost exactly where it started in equities.

Talks took place on facilitating Russian grain and fertiliser exports to global markets, UN spokesman says.

Westernmost province of British Columbia says move, the first of its kind in Canada, aims to help tackle opioid crisis.

Network says verdict 'irrational' and part of campaign by Egyptian authorities 'against Al Jazeera and its journalists'.

Thousands of people have been displaced in Brazil's Pernambuco state after heavy rain causes flooding and landslides.

Many countries are reporting significant increases in the prices of food, housing and fuel.

Duminda Silva, a former legislator convicted of murder, was granted a pardon last year by President Rajapaksa.

Seven of the 10 deadliest mass shootings in US history took place during the past 10 years alone.

The powerful trade union to strike on June 16 to demand wage increase and oppose President Saied's privatisation plans.

The White House is in need of solutions to quell the highest inflation in 40 years and soaring petrol and food prices.

First two funerals for two schoolchildren killed in attack at primary school in Uvalde are scheduled for Tuesday.

Kyiv's top prosecutor says Ukraine has started prosecuting dozens of Russian war crime suspects.

Hurricane Agatha makes history as strongest hurricane ever recorded to come ashore in May in Pacific hurricane season.

In March, the government announced a temporary reduction in the fuel levy of 1.5 rand per litre due to rising fuel costs

The Conference Board said on Tuesday that its consumer confidence index dipped to 106.4 in May from 108.6 in April.

The crisis-hit country's inflation rose to 39.1 percent in May, its statistics office said on Tuesday.

Ankara reiterates threat to block Nordic countries' joining of the security alliance over alleged support for 'terror'.

When responding to monkeypox, we need to make sure that we fight the disease, not the people.

Al Jazeera speaks to Stephanie Scott about search for 'full truth' of unmarked graves at Canada's residential schools.

If Trump-endorsed 'election deniers' win this office, they could put democratic voting process in jeopardy, experts say.

Trauma surgeon Joseph V Sakran says after the Uvalde school massacre, to be silent on gun violence is to be complicit.