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Stewart died in Los Angeles after living with Alzheimer's disease and Lewy body dementia.

An Icelandic web company, FlokiNET, has defended the data's publication as satisfying a 'legitimate' public interest.

As Israel renews a ban on Al-Aqsa imam, Islamic Waqf officials warn of shrinking authority at Muslim holy site.

Israel has revoked travel authorisation for US Democratic congressional candidate Brad Lander after he was detained.

Spanish football clubs were among those to hold a minute's silence for the victims of Wednesday's train collision.

This comes as more than 3,300 Palestinians are forced from homes in Hebron as Israel's military offensive continues.

President Vladimir Putin hosts African leaders at a summit in Moscow.

Opposition explores options to form coalition as no party secures the 61 seats required for parliamentary majority.

Prosecutor Olivier Christen said suspect admitted that he chose the location because it was 'a hotbed for Islamists'.

Faculty vote will continue until next Friday and could send message that school's president has lost their confidence.

Comments come after Trump ally Flavio Bolsonaro fled to Miami in US and claimed, without evidence, that vote was stolen.

With all votes now counted, opposition parties could join forces with Palestinian-Israeli parties to unseat Netanyahu.

Palestinian voters could decide Israel's future, but its political class refuses to accept their mandate

Army Lieutenant General Brett Sylvia was subject of investigation into leaking information about Iran and Ukraine.

Republicans in a Texas county have filed a lawsuit asking for ballots in the state's midterm races to be hand-counted.

Muslim advocates say the best way to respond to hate is to elect the Democratic candidate in Michigan to US Senate.

Marking three decades, Al Jazeera unveils a new structure: three channels, 33 programmes, and tech-driven innovation.

Opposition lawmakers disrupt parliament session, accusing prime minister of downplaying ongoing antigovernment protests.

A Russian drone strike killed at least 14 people at Dnipro's main railway station in central Ukraine.

Couple say they are 'prisoners of conscience' being made an example of by Pakistan's military-backed authorities.

Defendants handed life sentences amid tensions between Khartoum and Abu Dhabi over Sudan's war and the RSF.

Real Madrid's Kylian Mbappe should be allowed to move on after apology to China, says French football federation chief.

Christine Lagarde will leave the post in February, nine months before the end of her eight-year term.

US sports team owners include some of the wealthiest people in the world and some spend millions of dollars on politics

Michael Carrick will manage Man Utd at Chelsea on Saturday despite sacking rumours and says Bruno Fernandes will return.

Deadly rock collapse at famous Turkiye tourist site

Qatar's Foreign Ministry spokesman rejects 'disinformation' amid allegations by some Israelis of voting interference.

Julieta Gallego, who competed for Madrid-based AD Sprint, among those killed in train crash in Spain.

Gaza's Health Ministry says dozens died awaiting treatment abroad as Israeli attacks continue despite a 'ceasefire'.

In Arkansas, rising costs spurred farmer Hallie Shoffner's long-shot Senate campaign. Will farmers back her?

American Jake Paul to headline Christmas Eve boxing event in Dubai, with his opponent yet to be announced.

Former Manchester United captain Gary Neville believes root of team's problems is Glazer family, urges them to sell up.

Analysts say accountability is needed to quell public outrage over killing of family in southern Syria.

Months of forest fires and toxic haze in Indonesia has severely disrupted daily life.

203 passengers have been forced to disembark from a US cruise ship.

Who are the groups funding the US midterm campaigns and what are they hoping to influence?

This is the moment several men were rescued from their vehicle in Syria after becoming stranded by flash floods.

Shadman Islam hits 100, but Jomel Warrican bags five wickets before West Indies end day two of first Test on 134-4.

Fighting has forced more than 281,000 people from their homes in Yemen since the beginning of August, the UN said.

Farmers in Afghanistan say they're being pushed into poppy seed cultivation to make a living despite a ban.

Former president faces renewed death penalty demand as he appeals life sentence for insurrection.

Experts say Moscow is seeking arms revenue and further diplomatic influence.

Israel is imposing a tight siege of Hebron amid raids, home demolitions and displacement.

Footballer Ivan Toney pleads not guilty to allegations he headbutted and punched a man at a London nightclub.

From Netanyahu to Ben-Gvir, campaign boasts and attacks on Arab parties have been met with a deadlocked result.

Students at a top university protest against transport shortages, poor facilities and safety concerns.

Robert Moreno names captain Son Heung-min in South Korea's squad for Saudi Arabia and Qatar games despite rift rumours.

With five days to go before the US midterms, analysts say the war could affect how people vote.

Jamia Millia Islamia campus in Indian capital has seen weeks of protests, with several students holding a hunger strike.

Labour party aims to help households and sustain growth as inflation and debt costs limit its options.