Al Jazeera – Breaking News, World News and Video from Al Jazeera

Emmeril Kahn Mumtadz went missing after running into trouble during a swim in the river, according to authorities.

A source told Reuters that emergency volumes will be sourced from Nigeria and Morocco.

Paul Holmes quits his role as an assistant to the interior minister over the rule-breaking parties in Downing Street.

Iran has said it will sue Canada's football authority for breach of contract.

Director Saim Sadiq talks to Al Jazeera about his film Joyland, the first ever Pakistani entry at Cannes Film Festival.

Many civilians in Kherson say key civilian and military officials 'surrendered' the region and that they feel abandoned.

Instability in the rest of Libya has effects deep in the desert, finds Al Jazeera's Malik Traina.

Experts raise the alarm over how declining vaccination rates in South America's largest country will impact children.

Eastern DRC has experienced near-constant conflict since 1996, in the aftermath of the Rwandan genocide.

Tehran has demanded the immediate release of the Pegas, an Iranian-flagged tanker being held in Greek waters.

Al Jazeera has filed a case at the ICC to investigate the killing of its journalist Shireen Abu Akleh by Israeli forces.

The convention comes after a gunman killed 19 children and two teachers at a primary school in Uvalde, Texas.

Indian forces kill at least 10 rebels in disputed region since Wednesday's sentencing of top pro-independence leader.

Deal will see the two nations develop and deploy technologies to speed up the clean energy transition.

Prosecutors say Yahya Jammeh corruptly obtained millions of dollars by stealing public funds and soliciting bribes.

Couple transferred to opposite ends of country after report says they had a sports stadium shut to walk their dog.

This is the moment to create a global society that offers everyone the opportunity to live a healthy, fair life.

Al Jazeera interviews Ana Revenco, interior minister, amid fears that Moldova could be drawn into the Ukraine war.

ICC case highlights Israeli attacks on journalists and the bombing of Al Jazeera's offices in Gaza last May.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 93rd day, we take a look at the main developments.

Genivaldo de Jesus Santos dies of asphyxiation after being trapped by officers in the back of smoke-filled car.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s decision clears way for much-needed relief to keep South Asian nation’s economy afloat.

Japanese prime minister's remarks come after Ukraine war highlighted country's reliance on Russian oil and gas.

The news network's digital section is named ‘Telly Company of the Year’.

Ramos-Horta, 72, is the latest independence hero to take the reins but could be the one to empower younger leaders.

Shree's Tomb of Sand, originally written in Hindi, is set during subcontinent’s 1947 partition into India and Pakistan.

White House says island nation will become the 14th member of the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity.

Profits shrink 8.5 percent from a year earlier as lockdowns squeeze margins and disrupt factory activity.

US expresses 'disappointment' after Security Council fails to tighten sanctions after slew of banned missile launches.

Countries such as Vanuatu and Kiribati expected to seek Wang Yi's support for development and infrastructure.

Ferdinand Marcos Jr will become president on June 30 amid concern the brutality of his father's regime is being erased.

Heading into the US summer driving season, Americans are fueling up but how long before they have to hit the brakes?

Violators of the anti-Israel law could face penalties including life imprisonment or even the death sentence.

Consumer shares led gains in the S&P 500 as Macy’s lifted its profit forecast.

Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom and New Zealand tightened their gun laws following mass shootings in recent years.

Residents organise fundraisers, reach out to neighbours as entire community grapples with harrowing school shooting.

The city, which Zelenskyy says is being turned to ashes, remains the last of the Luhansk region under Ukrainian control.

Qatar-based media network says it has assigned a legal team to refer the killing of its journalist to the ICC.

Twitter director Egon Durban, co-CEO of private equity firm Silver Lake, failed to get enough votes for re-election.

The WHO resolution states the war has seriously impeded access to healthcare in Ukraine, and has regional implications.

Demands grow for tougher laws after 19 children and two teachers killed in Texas school shooting.

President Putin says to be ready to overcome the food crisis if 'politically motivated' restrictions are lifted.

US calls on Yemeni rebels to 'end injustice' and free current and former employees of the US embassy in Sanaa.

Arrest of ex-President Igor Dodon comes at a time when relations between Moscow and Chisinau are increasingly strained.

One video shows parents breaking through yellow police tape and yelling at officers to go into Uvalde primary school.

Liotta's most iconic role, as real-life mobster Henry Hill in director Martin Scorsese's 'Goodfellas', came in 1990.

Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Italy has been pushing to cut its reliance on Russian gas supplies.

Oscar winner and former Old Vic artistic director faces series of charges related to alleged offences in 2005-13.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz says Putin has failed in all his strategic aims and will not dictate terms of peace.