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Elisabeth Borne becomes first PM in more than 30 years as Macron tries to reshape cabinet ahead of June parliamentary polls.

Mexico's president has threatened to skip next month's Summit of the Americas in Los Angeles if nations are excluded.

Twitter's stock has been dropping on concerns that Musk could walk away from the $44bn acquisition altogether.

Nordic nations to apply to join Western military alliance despite warnings from Russia.

European companies are starting to move ahead to comply with Russian demands and keep the gas flowing.

Armed rebels say ceasefire will run from May 25 until June 3 to allow Colombian voters to cast their ballots 'in peace'.

Swedish PM announces the decision to join the military alliance in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Las Vegas man booked on murder, attempted murder charges in weekend shooting incident that left one dead, five injured.

Partial results show change in the balance of power in parliament where Hezbollah and allies once held a majority.

I know that the Nobel Committee does not award its prizes posthumously, but it should break that rule this year.

Sri Lanka’s new prime minister proposed privatizing the country’s loss-making national airline.

The decision is reportedly based on a request made by US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin to better rein in al-Shabab.

The new PM Ranil Wickremesinghe says the country desperately needs to secure $75m to pay for essential imports.

Police say 30,506 arrests carried out in less than two months since 'state of exception' invoked after deadly violence.

Al Jazeera speaks to Ukrainian foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba on NATO, diplomacy and how he thinks the war will end.

Arguments for gas exploration and infrastructure are robbing us of crucial time to switch to clean energy.

The hike in inflation means purchasing power of Nigerians, some of whom live on $50 monthly minimum wage, is declining.

The JetBlue proposal is now worth $30 a share, $3 less than its initial approach.

A white male who opened fire at a market in a Black neighbourhood, killing 10, had planned a bigger attack.

In recent years, resentment against the presence of France in its former African colonies has been on the increase.

Russia's war in Ukraine has darkened what was generally a bright economic picture for the European Union.

Lukashenko, a key Moscow ally, accused the West of supporting Nazi ideas and of being 'at war with Russia' in Ukraine.

If both countries join the 30-member security bloc, NATO forces may be right next to the Finnish-Russian border.

Both the S&P 500 and tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 retreated on Monday morning in New York.

The fast food company, which has 850 restaurants in Russia, employs 62,000 people in the country.

Sri Lanka is facing economic ruin and a political crisis.

A 26-year-old Afghan man is charged with endangering his child's life by taking him on a dinghy that capsized.

Akkuyu Nuclear Power Plant would be Turkey's first, but Russia's invasion of Ukraine may cause problems.

A truce in Yemen has allowed for some Yemenis to hope of a better future - and a chance to rebuild.

High-level US delegation to greet new leader Mohamed bin Zayed after the death of President Khalifa.

Medical officials say hundreds of Iraqis in Baghdad and other cities went to hospitals with breathing difficulties.

Brazil agribusiness is keen to mine for potassium in resource-rich Amazon region, but Indigenous fear negative effects.

Jacobabad in arid Sindh province is in the grip of an intense heatwave - peaking at 51 degrees Celsius at the weekend.

Finland and Sweden's decisions to join the military alliance may increase the chance of confrontation, Russia says.

Crimes related to the environment have rarely been prosecuted, but the war in Ukraine could set a precedent.

Latin patriarch of Jerusalem accused Israel of 'disrespecting church' over police invasion at Abu Akleh's funeral.

Locals say delimitation of constituencies will make Muslim vote 'irrelevant' in India's only Muslim-majority region.

Comments by UN chief Antonio Guterres came as vigils were held in the US for the 10 people killed.

Stargazers enjoyed a total lunar eclipse on Sunday night into early Monday morning.

China continues its crackdown on Muslim-minority Uighurs with an imprisonment rate 10 times higher than in the US.

Judge sentences anchor and owner of pro-opposition Mtavari TV to three-and-a-half years in prison.

If confirmed, it would suggest a counteroffensive by Ukrainian soldiers is having increasing success against Russia.

Since 2012, armed groups have sought to unseat government in Bamako, which has now been overthrown twice by the military

Shanghai to phase out strict lockdown measures that have kept 26 million people at home for more than six weeks.

Fishing, cooking and eating together. Al Jazeera's privileged glimpse into the family life of Madelyn and Khadr.

American states face an increasing risk of forest blazes, posing danger to more than 30 million properties.

Small-scale farmers say Jakarta's ban on palm oil exports has thrown their livelihoods into jeopardy.

Flight is part of UN-brokered 60-day truce between internationally-recognised government and Houthi rebels.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 82nd day, we take a look at the main developments.

A vast majority of daily wage workers, who generally work outdoors, are vulnerable to the scorching temperatures.