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It's one of the largest crypto industry hacks ever.

Russia warned that Google could be fined as 20 percent of the company's annual revenue in Russia for repeat offences.

US has seen a small uptick in new COVID-19 cases over the past week, raising concern that infections could surge again.

Belgium expels 21 Russian diplomats over alleged spying amid similar moves elsewhere in the European Union.

Many Americans are taking advantage of numerous opportunities to switch jobs, often for higher pay.

House investigators are building a record of what Donald Trump was doing as his supporters stormed US Capitol last year.

Armed gangs have been terrorising northwest Nigeria for years. But what does the catchall phrase 'bandits' encompass?

Seven killed and 22 wounded when a Russian rocket hit a regional govt building in port city, say Ukrainian authorities.

The second report of the UN fact-finding mission documents widespread abuse of migrants and activists in Libya.

Ghana is struggling to revive its economy from the fallout of the coronavirus pandemic and the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Developments with the war in Ukraine and ensuing sanctions on Russia have caused wild price changes in the oil market.

Longtime activist has achieved stunning successes in world's most dangerous country for environmental defenders.

Even though consumer confidence increased, Americans are facing the highest inflation since 1982.

Baku responds to Yerevan's call for negotiation of a comprehensive peace treaty amid new tensions over Nagorno-Karabakh.

Muslims around the world will observe Ramadan and fast from sunrise until sundown for a month.

Police probing the deadly group jump from a building in Montreux says the family was gripped by conspiracy theories.

Russia says it will 'fundamentally cut back military activity' around Kyiv and Chernihiv after Ukraine talks.

Moscow retaliates less than two weeks after Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania expelled a total of 10 Russian diplomats.

Government investigations into the 2014 disappearances have been repeatedly criticised as rushed and unreliable.

French lawyer, Nabil Boudi, fights to repatriate French citizens who are convicted ISIL members on death row in Iraq.

Opened in 2014, the remote refugee camp was built in response to overcrowding at Zaatari, Jordan’s largest facility.

The coronavirus variant is more contagious than the original strain of Omicron, now it's spreading around the globe.

Police will not disclose the identities of those being fined for the lockdown-breaching parties during the pandemic.

Akinwumi Adesina believes the Russia-Ukraine war will have a ripple effect on food security and energy supply.

There are still many takers for Russian crude as several EU countries avoid total ban on oil and gas from Moscow.

Low-income workers take on multiple jobs to survive as the economic crisis sees food, fuel and medicine costs surge.

Mexico could lead the way for the region by launching an inquiry into historical cases of clerical sexual abuse.

An awkward alliance of six disparate parties seeks to defeat Orban's governing Fidesz party in Hungary's April 3 polls.

My short brush with you scarred me for life but it taught me to honour my feelings.

Just as war risk is affecting trade with Ukraine, sanctions risks are impacting business with Russia.

Government looks to claw back voter support ahead of what is tipped to be a tough election in May.

Beijing says it lodged 'solemn representation' with Canberra after the student was searched and repatriated.

At least 3.8 million Ukrainians have crossed into other countries, while 6.5 million have been internally displaced.

We need to accept eliminating its leaders with tactical strikes will not bring an end to ISIL.

It is the second train attack since October in Nigeria, as bandits continue to wreak havoc in parts of the north.

Irpin's mayor says the situation is still dangerous after weeks of Russian onslaught.

The rebels rejected the planned summit because it is taking place in Saudi Arabia rather than a neutral country.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 34th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Al Jazeera speaks to Chechen dissident Tumso Abdurakhmanov on the parallels between the Ukraine and Chechnya conflicts.

Aid agencies ramp up effort to help the most vulnerable amid conflict.

Analysts say while Putin may be seen as reprehensible, outcasting him is unlikely because of Russia's strategic power.

Tightening supply and rising prices for grain from major exporting countries have made Indian wheat competitive.

The largest private school for refugees was set up by prominent Rohingya leader Mohib Ullah who was gunned down in 2021.

Private and state investments in space may increase to reduce reliance on Russian supply chains.

Antony Blinken's visit to Morocco and Algeria aims to bring the rivals together and improve relations with the US.

Opposition legislators' alliance, the Pakistan Democratic Movement, launches motion against Imran Khan in parliament.

Shares rise in Japan and Hong Kong, as talks between Russia and Ukraine buoy market sentiment.

North Korean leader calls for propaganda campaign to increase support for its official ideology 'Juche'.

Move comes after Russia demanded 'unfriendly' countries make energy payments in roubles, instead of euros.