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Turkish authorities arrested five Iranians suspected of planning attacks on Israelis, says foreign minister Yair Lapid.

Last year, at least 440,500 were displaced, five times more than in 2020, according to the UN.

Al Jazeera recaps key events in week 17 of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

The inquiry was set up in 2018 to examine allegations of high-level corruption during predecessor Jacob Zuma’s tenure.

The summit comes amid souring relations between Rwanda and DR Congo that have reignited decades-long animosity.

Allegations of atrocities against Indigenous inhabitants spark a German government-funded inquiry.

Amid health concerns, authorities race to get drinking water to people stranded in homes in over a dozen districts.

While Ukraine moves closer to the EU and away from Moscow's orbit, Russian troops seize further territory in the Donbas.

Abortions are illegal in Brazil except in cases of rape or if the pregnancy poses a risk to the mother's life.

India's foreign secretary says New Delhi will help the crisis-hit island beyond promised $4bn in loans, swaps and aid.

Locals say army buildup at disputed frontier snatches their safety and rights over land they have traditionally owned.

Military government confirms transfer of deposed leader from house arrest to prison compound.

The revival talks come as the European Union seeks to wean itself off Russian gas following the invasion of Ukraine.

Dr Deborah Birx discusses her time in the Trump White House as she tried to lead the US pandemic response team.

Unofficial tournaments and street football are where many Yemenis are finding solace amid continuing conflict.

Photos appear to support claim that Indigenous villagers were killed in drive to force them from Kahuzi-Biega Park.

The Jesuit order has said the elderly priests were trying to defend a man fleeing an attacker when they were killed.

Russia captures more villages south of Severodonetsk while all of Lysychansk is now within the reach of Russian fire.

Left-wing Gustava Petro's election victory in Colombia signals the rise of a new brand of socialism in the region.

Remote villages in eastern Afghanistan reduced to rubble by a powerful earthquake that killed at least 1,000 people.

Idlib residents are worried that more poverty - and hunger - is on its way if a vital border crossing is closed.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 120th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Tom Andrews says the crisis triggered by the coup demands countries take more meaningful action to end the violence.

A judge orders a culpable homicide trial for eight medical staff, including Maradona's family doctor.

At least 1,000 people killed by a magnitude 5.9 earthquake in remote, landslide-prone regions of eastern Afghanistan.

Countries in Asia, Africa and the Middle East have refused to isolate Moscow, despite the EU's lobbying efforts.

Recent research shows high rates of depression and fear among young Palestinians.

Russia has failed to meet the deadlines because mounting sanctions are cutting off avenues to transfer the cash.

Amid complex ties are Israel’s warnings of an Iranian plot to kill or kidnap Israeli tourists on Turkish soil.

Asylum seekers at Ain Zara detention centre say Mohamed Abdel Aziz hanged himself, highlighting refugees' plight.

The inquiry into sexual harassment was ordered after numerous allegations from women in the mining industry.

A shortage of batteries and China COVID curbs have left the EV maker struggling to ramp up production, Elon Musk said.

Speaking at a virtual business forum, Chinese president also questions the utility of sanctions against Russia.

Local police have been under intense scrutiny over their response to the attack at the Robb Elementary School.

Zelenskyy's adviser says fighting in Severodonetsk, Lysychansk is at a turning point as Russia intensifies attacks.

Russian state-run news agency Tass reported that Griner's detention was extended until at least July 2.

Advocates say ruling will 'flip the First Amendment on its head' and endanger the free speech rights of all Americans.

In a national televised address, Macron proposed to 'legislate in a different way' based deals among diverse forces.

Ottawa purchased the contentious pipeline project in 2018 despite opposition by Indigenous and environmental groups.

Asks states to suspend their taxes; refineries, energy companies to pass savings to consumers.

Defections, inability to pass legislation, and disagreements with Arab-Israeli coalition led to government's downfall.

Richard Rojas, who drove his car through crowds during a 2017 psychotic episode, qualifies for 'mental commitment'.

The park's south loop, which is open, has areas under construction and includes areas affected by floods.

Head of IEA says Europe needs 'contingency plans' as Russia may further reduce gas deliveries amid its war in Ukraine.

The tentative settlement also includes changes to police policies and training officers in traffic stops.

Tehran has seen a flurry of diplomatic activity in recent months, hosting three presidents in June alone.

Powell says will assess further interest rate hikes on a 'meeting by meeting' basis.

The G20 member states have taken steps towards strengthening the global health system. But we have much more work to do.

US says it has not been notified by Russia or 'Russian proxy forces' of the men's whereabouts.

The gains made by Marine Le Pen’s National Rally in Sunday's legislative election should not have surprised anyone.