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Chinese air incursion involved 17 fighters, six H-6 bombers and electronic warfare and anti-submarine planes.

In emotional testimony, top Arizona lawmaker tells panel Trump asked him to betray his constitutional oath.

EU leaders expected to sign off on Ukraine's candidacy at summit this week after EU Commission recommendation.

More than a dozen justices at the 16-member court have lodged a letter of protest over their working conditions.

The six-to-three ruling is the latest in a series of Supreme Court decisions in recent years expanding religious rights.

Nayera Ashraf was stabbed in front of Al Mansura University in broad daylight by a fellow student, local media reports.

Macron seeks allies in the National Assembly after his party loses its absolute majority in the legislature.

Trump lifted US restrictions on anti-personnel landmine use, which had been banned in almost all of the world.

Top administrative court upholds a government challenge against a move that revived France's intense debate on Islam.

Head of the Severodonetsk district military administration says Toshkivka is now 'controlled entirely by the Russians'.

Petro campaigned on a platform that promised to prioritise women and the dangers they face in conflict areas.

We need the world's nations to support our efforts to bring climate change to the International Court of Justice.

Thousands have been arrested since the country suspended certain civil liberties amid a crackdown on gangs.

A tattoo artist in Brazil's Sao Paulo is helping women overcome trauma, abuse and scars from accidents.

Andrey Aksenov, historian and podcaster, talks to Al Jazeera about dictatorship, national identity and the Ukraine war.

The Russian missile, capable of carrying nuclear warheads and evading radar, was tested in April amid extreme tensions.

Commodities giant admits to paying more than $28m in bribes to firms in five African countries between 2011-16.

War in Ukraine has pushed the most vulnerable countries to food security crisis as grain exports blocked.

The Norwegian Refugee Council has declared the situation in DR Congo to be the world's most neglected refugee crisis.

The decision comes as fighting escalates in DRC's northeast, with Kinshasa claiming Rwanda is backing the M23 rebels.

The worst floods in decades in northeastern parts of two nations kill nearly 110 and leave millions scrambling for aid.

The US state department wants travelling Americans to be wary of the 'dangerous' world their country helped create.

Delegates at the economic forum discussed diversifying economies, while Musk gave updates on Twitter acquisition.

The Kremlin says the pair were 'soldiers of fortune' who should be held responsible for their 'crimes'.

As families confront the horror of loved ones killed by Russian forces, investigators grapple with thousands of cases.

December's UN Convention on Biological Diversity will now take place in Montreal, Canada, world body says.

Brussels is failing the Georgian people by trying to punish them for the actions of their government.

Tens of thousands of railway workers have walked off their jobs in the UK over pay, working conditions and job security.

More than 40,000 workers strike over cost-of-living crisis, forcing commuters to work from home or find other routes.

Instead of healing rifts, a 2018 truce between the president and his longtime rival opened up new faults.

Elisabeth Borne's resignation is rejected as Macron begins talks to find an ally in the opposition to end a deadlock.

Israel's governing coalition has announced that it can no longer govern - does that mean a return for Netanyahu?

Cabinet approves amendment to the constitution in a move to appease protesters calling for Gotabaya Rajapaksa to quit.

Six Belgian women and their 16 children repatriated, the largest Belgian airlift of the families of ISIL fighters.

Qualified teams, groups, schedule and snapshot of stadiums that will host World Cup matches.

The launch of the domestically produced Nuri rocket is a big step for South Korea's space programme.

Thousands of students protest in Colombo, asking President Gotabaya Rajapaksa and PM Ranil Wickremesinghe to quit.

Southern China is experiencing its heaviest rainfall since 1961, with downpours causing serious floods and landslides.

The move by the Polish FA comes after the left-back signed for the Russian team Spartak Moscow.

The Saudi leader will hold talks with President el-Sisi before heading to Jordan and Turkey as part of his tour.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 118th day, we take a look at the main developments.

How India balances domestic needs with rice exports could prove the difference between food security and hunger.

Political observers believe the arrest of Rajah and Atul Gupta could be a turning point for the country.

Bitcoin rises as much as 1.6 percent in Asia in a tentative sign of recovery from last week’s rout.

Airline says it will bring back aircraft to Hong Kong to help rebuild city's hub status.

Internal emails show US aid agency officials' concerns over contentious security agreement.

Prominent environmental and Indigenous activist Berta Caceres was shot dead in her home in 2016.

Refugees in Bangladesh's sprawling camps hope online exhibition and book will help world better understand their lives.

Journalist Dmitry Muratov, who won prize in 2021, will give the money to the UNICEF humanitarian response to the war.

Fisher on the Mekong River caught a giant stingray that weighed almost 300kg.