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WHO chief did not directly reference leaked US Supreme Court draft opinion indicating Roe v Wade may soon be overturned.

Weaponising the media normalises war and undermines democracy.

The gap in goods and services trade grew 22.3 percent to $109.8bn, the Commerce Department has said.

The African Union and the Burundian army commented on the attack, breaking from tradition.

Most Eastern European countries still depend on Russia for more than half of their crude imports.

Thursday's election will mark not only a landmark nationalist victory, but the emergence of a third force in N Ireland.

Bosnia's electoral commission says the country's presidential and parliamentary elections will be held on October 2.

Mohamud Abdi, 31, packed his family's bags the day Russia invaded Ukraine, having escaped Somalia seven years earlier.

European Council President Michel says he backs Moldova's bid to become an EU member state.

When large volumes of two viruses that are genetically linked circulate, there's a risk of a new ‘hybrid’ virus forming.

Nearly 193 million people in 53 countries faced acute food insecurity in 2021, a jump of 40 million compared with 2020.

Fault Lines investigates whether social media exacerbates America’s youth mental health crisis.

The EU's chief has called for a ban on Russian oil imports by the end of 2022 over Moscow's war in Ukraine.

The famous stand-up comic was attacked during a show in Los Angeles but was not injured.

Some 2.2 million people have been displaced in over a decade of violence from Boko Haram and its factions in the north.

Sinn Féin, a nationalist, pro-reunification party, is predicted to get the post of first minister for the first time.

Efforts to overturn Roe vs Wade are just one part of a more general - and so far successful - conservative comeback.

The first round of primaries ahead of November midterm elections offered early indications of US political temperature.

Through the IPO of state-run LIC, India expects to raise $2.7bn from the sale of a 3.5 percent stake.

As Omicron spreads, officials in China's capital city are trying to avoid the kind of mass lockdown seen in Shanghai.

The Kremlin-linked mercenary group Wagner has been accused of perpetrating human rights abuses in Mali and now CAR.

The proposal, if accepted by EU members, seeks to stop crude oil imports in six months, refined products by end of 2022.

The incident comes amid uptick in violence and kidnappings as gangs jockey for influence amid ongoing political crisis.

Civilians who spent two months underground endure three-day journey before arriving in Ukraine-controlled Zaporizhzhia.

Melenchon's hard-left LFI and the Socialist party agree in principle to unite against Macron in the parliamentary vote.

Taipei is ramping up efforts to stem brain drain in semiconductor industry as officials warn of a 'red supply chain'.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 70th day, we take a look at the main developments.

'The faces familiar to me, of my family and my friends, are left behind in the country that you took from us.'

Four songs from Kuwait, Oman, Qatar and Iraq reveal a rich source of stories from the Arabian Gulf.

Liverpool rallied after early scare to defeat Villarreal 3-2 and advance to third Champions League final in three years.

Japan’s Toyota second, followed by Germany’s Volkswagen and South Korea’s Hyundai.

Schools offering activity-based learning over textbook-based education are emerging across India.

Retail sales jumped 1.6 percent in March to a record $23.9bn, topping forecasts of a 0.6 percent gain.

Pyongyang is ratcheting up the diplomatic pressure on its regional neighbours as well as the United States.

Regional governor says death toll is the highest since Russia bombed the Kramatorsk railway station a month ago.

Polls for presidential race show son of former dictator Marcos leading.

Philippine senator and vocal Duterte critic has been imprisoned for five years over drugs charges she denies.

Villagers in remote Dien Bien Phu are looking to traditional homestays to encourage tourism without overdevelopment.

Economy shrinks 4 percent in the January-to-March period from a year earlier, according to advance estimates.

In Georgia, advocates brace for six-week abortion ban if Supreme Court strikes down landmark Roe v Wade decision.

A wildfire near a small northeastern New Mexico community in the Rocky Mountains is expected to keep growing.

Al Jazeera speaks to protesters outside the US Supreme Court about potential overturning of Roe v Wade abortion ruling.

At least 14 people are confirmed to be trapped in the rubble and there has been no contact with 39 others still missing.

The ride-sharing app said it surpassed expectations for both revenue and operating earnings in the first quarter.

World Press Freedom Day this year highlights threats to media, especially online.

New limits on abortion rights are being pursued in the US and other countries.

Drug company McKesson will pay $197m, while AmerisourceBergen and Cardinal Health will each pay $160.5m.

There are positive signs that people are itching to travel after more than two years of COVID-19 restrictions.

US President Joe Biden says military assistance to Ukraine is a 'direct investment' in defence of democracy.

Washington closed its consular services in Havana in 2017 after US personnel suffered from mystery illnesses.