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From frozen Russian assets to growing West-China tensions, leading advanced economies have thorny issues to tackle.

The military confrontation between Israel and Hezbollah is escalating with both saying they are prepared for war.

Thorny issues remain as Washington tries to overcome scepticism in Western capitals.

The COI also says Israel is guilty of crimes against humanity, but Israel rejects 'anti-Israeli discrimination'.

Fire erupts in building in southern Mangaf district, an area heavily populated with foreign workers in Kuwait.

Danish Veterinary and Food Administration recalls Samyang instant noodles over acute poisoning' risk.

Muayad Alayan's film is the story of a Palestinian girl and a Jewish girl seeking answers and sharing their grief.

While the centre-right European People's Party remains the largest bloc, analysts say a shift to the right is likely.

Watch the moment an Israeli strike hit a tent camp on the beach in central Gaza.

Pharmaceutical giant's payout settles allegations it misled consumers about safety of its talcum-based powder products.

The frigate and submarine are part of a four-strong fleet that is due to arrive in Cuba on Wednesday.

In riot-hit state, hopes of change following the governing party's defeat are shortlived as deadly clashes continue.

Al Jazeera takes a look at the world's largest religious gathering Mecca sees every year.

Moscow says the exercises are a response to 'daily provocations' from the United States and its European allies.

Inflation is down, forex reserves are up. But analysts warn it's early days, and everyday people are yet to benefit.

Confident USA will meet cricket's top-ranked men's T20 side in a crucial Group A match in New York.

Musk had accused start-up of setting 'aflame' the founding agreement to develop AI for the good of humanity.

Washington says 'no evidence' of abuses in unit, which was originally set up as a volunteer force in 2014.

The six, including former legislator Nathan Law, are also banned from any business dealings and financial transactions.

Elder statesman challenges Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim to prove that he used time in office for personal enrichment.

As the war enters its 838th day, these are the main developments.

Attack in Kafr Dan near Jenin comes as the Israeli military intensifies its deadly assaults in the occupied West Bank.

Qatari, Egyptian mediators say they will 'examine the response' after Hamas says it will 'deal positively' with plan.

New cabinet announced ahead of expected deployment of Kenyan-led international security force to Caribbean country.

Success of populist and far-right parties in European Parliament election poses a threat to mainstream politicians.

In the state of Rio Grande do Sul, workers struggle to recover from torrential downpours that left cities underwater.

President Joe Biden's son, Hunter Biden, has been found guilty of three felony charges related to purchasing a hand gun.

Republicans party chairman Eric Ciotti urges country-wide alliance with Marine Le Pen's far-right National Rally.

Malawi President Lazarus Chakwera confirms the death of Vice President Saulos Klaus Chilima in a plane crash.

Human rights organisations warn Carlos Javier Vega's death could amount to an extrajudicial killing by the military.

US president's son convicted by jury for lying about his use of illegal drugs when he bought a gun.

World leaders at a conference on humanitarian aid for Gaza called on both Israel and Hamas to back a ceasefire proposal.

US top diplomat pledges additional aid to Palestinians, says Hamas is the hurdle to reaching a ceasefire in Gaza.

While Hamas welcomed the ceasefire resolution passed in UNSC, Israel seems determined to continue the war in Gaza.

UN says 7.26 million people fled since war began in April 2023, with 2.83 million already displaced by previous wars.

Palestinian officials say Israeli forces killed 274 people during the operation to rescue four captives held in Gaza.

How was the killing of nearly 300 people justified in the name of extracting four?

All you need to know about the 2024 European Football Championships in Germany ahead of the June 14 tournament kick off.

Refugees and migrants are increasingly taking the dangerous route despite instability in Yemen and fallout of Gaza war.

President Zelenskyy says Russia has destroyed half of his country's power production capacity.

A viral AI-generated image shared more than 50 million times sparks discussion about solidarity, depiction of reality.

The money will only solidify the corrupt elite's power in Lebanon and fuel violence against citizens and refugees.

Here's what happened as the United Nations Security Council voted in favour of a ceasefire in Gaza.

The 60-year-old claimed he wished to defect, but Taiwanese officials suspect espionage.

Karim Khan's appeal comes after escalating violence in and around el-Fasher, the capital of North Darfur.

The aircraft debris was found after a day of searching in thickly forested mountains.

But there is one important difference between the two cases: The genocide in Gaza is not taking place in the dark.

Global Peace Index finds Europe's military spending is rising amid fears the war in Ukraine will expand.

More than 100 pet stalls have been damaged in Bangkok's famous Chatuchak Weekend Market.

Across Africa, growing populations and shrinking habitats are putting people and wildlife on a collision course.