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Kyiv has been unable to export grain supplies due to Russia's invasion, which has sent global food prices soaring.

Vladimir Putin tells France's Macron and Germany's Scholz that continuing arms supplies to Ukraine is 'dangerous'.

Kigali says two soldiers held captive by FDLR rebels, accuses Kinshasa of backing the armed group.

Rights groups slam Michelle Bachelet for failing to hold the Chinese gov't accountable for rights abuse against Uighurs.

The 90,000-tonnes of Russian oil waited offshore for more than a month as Sri Lanka was unable pay for shipment.

The upcoming general election should be seen as an opportunity to resolve this issue once and for all.

Climate was a big factor in Australian elections despite the Murdoch media push. And the taboo of Palestine in Germany.

Migrants 'extremely vulnerable' to rights abuses carried out by foreign fighters and armed groups, UN report says.

Sale of club set to be completed on Monday after deal finalised with consortium led by LA Dodgers part-owner Todd Boehly

Liverpool hope to secure a third trophy this season, while Real Madrid seek to add to their La Liga triumph.

Cuba's deputy foreign minister discusses decades of hostile relations with the US.

The continental body is not demonstrating true neutrality with its actions.

Saleh's new film, which depicts religious power struggles and corruption in Egypt, premiered at Cannes Film Festival.

Shigenobu was one of the world's most notorious women as her group carried out attacks in support of Palestine.

French film wins top prize in the arthouse section, while Pakistan's first-ever Cannes entry Joyland wins jury prize.

Prime Minister Bob Loughman says using the term 'emergency' is a way of signalling the need for urgent action.

The US president has launched the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity with 12 countries.

John Lee is due to take office on July 1, the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong's return to Chinese rule.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 94th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Quad's initiative is designed to enable Indo-Pacific nations to track illegal fishing and incursions by Chinese vessels

Women displaced by conflict after the February 2021 military coup lack access to sanitary pads, clean water and privacy.

Amid protests and calls to cancel event in Houston, gun advocates say more regulations not the answer to mass shootings.

Workers at chain restaurants, retail stores from across Texas provide respite for residents after deadly mass shooting.

US secretary of state says he urged Israeli counterpart to conclude 'investigations' into Al Jazeera reporter's killing.

Those sentenced were found guilty of criminal association, war crimes, and participating in an insurrectional movement.

Ukrainian president uses nightly address to rally support as eastern Ukraine endures Russian onslaught.

Volatility gripped markets this year on fears that hawkish central banks will tip the economy into a recession.

'No excuse' for officers to wait rather than enter classrooms where 9-and 10-year olds were trapped with gunman.

The two countries warn of potential economic, environmental and humanitarian effects if FSO Safer spills or explodes.

Leaders urge mobilisation to resolve a crisis that has left more than 280 million suffering from malnourishment.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken revealed the Biden administration's strategy to compete with China.

Palestinian health ministry says killing 'part of a series' of 'field executions carried out by the occupation forces'.

Iran's Revolutionary Guards say they seized two Greek oil tankers in Arabian Gulf due to 'violations'.

The former US president says the investigation is politically motivated and violates his constitutional rights.

The missiles are in high demand in Ukraine, where they have been used to shoot down Russian helicopters and bombers.

Canada's Supreme Court rejects prosecutors' appeal for the shooter to serve 50 years without possibility of parole.

UEFA took decision to ensure the smooth running of football competitions and the safety and security of teams.

The move came a day after China and Russia vetoed a US-led push to impose more UN sanctions on North Korea.

Moscow says supplying arms capable of hitting Russian territory would be a step towards 'unacceptable escalation'.

Both the governing party and leading opposition will decide the candidates that face off to succeed Muhammadu Buhari.

From work and studies, to friendships and news consumption, Ukrainians tell Al Jazeera about their experiences.

Russian military gains in the eastern Donbas region demonstrate how momentum in the war has shifted in recent days.

Joe Garcia, who lost his wife of 24 years in Texas school shooting, collapsed and died at home, nephew says.

Resistance comes in many forms, and these three young Palestinian activists are exploring how they can keep fighting.

At least 4,031 people have been killed, including nearly 200 children, says the UN rights office.

The authorities have justified arrests of media personnel by accusing them of siding with rebels.

That's below the four-decade high set in March and the first slowdown since November 2020.

UN health body says outbreak of virus in non-endemic countries can be contained 'easily' if swift action is taken.

Purchases of goods and services, adjusted for changes in prices, increased 0.7 percent from March, US data showed.