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Police say officers wounded three people in Norrkoping as marchers protested far-right group's plan to burn the Quran.

Seven roving theatre companies back on stage playing before crowds across the northeastern state after a pandemic pause.

Megacity is making efforts to exit COVID-19 lockdown that has forced most businesses to shut for three weeks.

Stocks and US equity futures decline as a jump in energy costs again highlights inflation concerns.

Sri Lanka is seeking up to $4bn to pay for essentials and pay creditors, but it must show IMF a sustainable debt plan.

Some 200,000 Russians have left their homes and jobs, fearful of being persecuted for opposing Putin's war on Ukraine.

Residents face agonising wait for news of missing loved ones after floods devastate KwaZulu-Natal province.

Protesters criticise a lack of progress in finding those responsible for deaths of more than 260 people in the bombings.

Stronger-than-expected figures cover only a small period of ongoing ultra-strict lockdown in Shanghai.

Remittances by overseas workers constitute nearly a quarter of the economy and are crucial for external payments.

Deaths of three elderly patients mark first fatalities in Shanghai since authorities imposed a lockdown in March.

Japan is increasingly an outlier in a region that is lifting border restrictions and reviving quarantine-free travel.

The measure is seen as a symbolic gesture and could be resolved by the time the Israeli Knesset reconvenes next month.

President Zelenskyy says Ukraine will offer tough resistance ahead of an expected Russian assault in the east.

Tensions around the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in occupied East Jerusalem come amid an uptick in Israel-Palestine violence.

As Ukraine braces for a new Russian assault in the east, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy promises not to cede territory.

The 83-year-old was transported from prison to hospital after suffering blood pressure drop and irregular heartbeat.

Protesters' call for Israel to release Palestinian prisoners comes days after mass arrest at Al-Aqsa Mosque compound.

EU anti-fraud agency report alleges Marine Le Pen misappropriated public money while MEP.

No political detainees were released and the number of prisoners freed was a fraction of last year's 23,000.

Air attacks by Pakistan on eastern provinces of Khost and Kunar killed mainly women and children, officials say.

National Oil Corporation forced to halt production after unidentified protesters entered Al-Fil oil field.

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby says the plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda goes against God.

Several hours after the deadline, there was no sign of compliance by Ukrainian fighters in the strategic port city.

Divers have inspected the hull of the tanker that sank off Tunisia's coast with 750 tonnes of diesel.

The arms Ukraine receives will be vital to the outcome of the war, but will it get the influx of heavy weapons it needs?

When Russia’s invasion put the life and health of their sick father at risk, a family from Kyiv knew they had to leave.

Police made the arrests in connection with violent clashes between Hindus and Muslims during a religious procession.

Lobbying by fossil fuel industry and its supporters hampers carbon emissions cuts backed by majority of public.

Israel holds some 4,450 Palestinians - including 160 children, 32 women, and 530 administrative detainees - in prisons.

The Trojan Horse hoax served to legitimise and institutionalise a discriminatory culture against Muslim children.

In the towns and villages just outside Kyiv, bodies of more than 900 civilians have been found, most of them shot dead.

A 22-year-old suspect remains in police custody and is expected to be charged with unlawful carrying of a pistol.

At least 17 people were reportedly injured as Israeli police carried out the second raid at the mosque since Friday.

The ISIL-linked fighters were killed in the north of the country at the border with Niger, Nigeria's air force said.

Weapon launch, supervised by Kim Jong Un, comes as US and S Korea warn that N Korea could soon resume nuclear testing.

Russian armed forces claim to have destroyed ammunition factory near Ukraine's capital with missile strike.

Russia says strategic port has been ​​completely cleared with a small group of fighters holding out in a steel factory

Russian billionaires are heading for Turkey to flee Western sanctions over Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

A crush before the 1989 FA Cup semifinal between Liverpool and Nottingham led to the deaths of 97 people.

The violence broke out during a procession to mark the Hindu festival of Hanuman Jayanti.

Hundreds of people killed and tens of thousands displaced by nearly a week of floods in KwaZulu-Natal province.

Lawmakers sworn into office after an election delayed by more than a year.

At least six others injured and authorities unable to confirm if there was an oil spill because of poor visibility.

IOM said the bodies of six people were retrieved from the sea while 29 others were missing and presumed dead.

Moscow says move in 'response to London's unbridled information and political campaign aimed at isolating Russia'.

Another military factory in Kyiv hit on Saturday, a day after Moscow warned it would renew attacks.

Environment minister says tanker's hull is watertight and there is no leakage 'for the moment'.

On Friday, Twitter's board showed it will not go quietly after Musk offered to buy the company.

Petro Poroshenko tells Al Jazeera the 'shortest way to peace' is to provide Kyiv with weapons.