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The case relates to an interview the politician gave to South Korean media while in self-imposed exile in 2015.

Is the freedom' the governing party brought to South Africa still enough for voters 30 years later?

New tax thresholds and hike in corporation tax are expected to raise about 2.6 trillion rubles ($29bn) a year.

As the war enters its 824th day, these are the main developments.

Philanthropist says it is 'frustrating' that some believe it is not the right time to discus gender equality.

Garry Conille, who briefly served in the role from 2011 to 2012, has since worked as a regional director for UNICEF.

Aboriginal people make up a third of all people in Australian prisons, but The Torch is working to change that.

Jurors will now deliberate before delivering a verdict in historic New York trial against former US president.

Schoof, 67, is currently the top official at the justice ministry and a former head of the Dutch intelligence service.

Humanitarian groups say US-built pier having 'little impact' and warn ability to deliver aid to Gaza nearing collapse.

Exchange of fire at Rafah border crossing comes amid fragile political relations.

WHO says a 'full incursion' into the Gaza city will only leave ill-equipped field hospitals and additional mortality.

Palestine has been formally recognised as an independent state by Ireland, Norway and Spain.

Ryan Salamepled guilty to tens of millions of dollars in unlawful campaign donations for causes supported by his boss.

Biden is allowing Israel to 'operate with impunity' despite his warnings against an assault on Rafah, activists say.

The measures allow independent entrepreneurs to open and access US bank accounts online to support their businesses.

Nearly 1,450 hospitals across region are also in low-lying coastal areas vulnerable to extreme weather, UN report finds.

Al Jazeera's five favourites to lift the T20 World Cup in Barbados on June 29.

Israel's army continues to pound the southern city of Rafah after its forces on Sunday night bombed a tent camp.

Critics say the bill will restrict media freedom and obstruct Georgia's chances of joining the European Union.

Palestinian officials say at least 12 women among those killed in attack on tent camp for displaced people in al-Mawasi.

Fault Lines examines the legalization of online betting in the US and the impact on people suffering gambling addiction.

Now 146 out of 193 UN members recognise Palestine, but what does that mean for Palestinians?

Pope Francis 'apologises to those who felt offended by the use of a term reported by others', Vatican spokesman says.

We cannot navigate the global health crises we are facing under our current profit-oriented medicine production system.

Prosecutors and defence lawyers making final pitch to jury before deliberations begin in ex-president's historic trial.

As Israel's war rages in Gaza, Slovenia is joining a clutch of European nations that hope to pave a pathway to peace.

How can we continue our lives after this war?

Police arrest the group for seditious social media posts under the much criticised law.

Tracking Trump's legal cases and what they mean for the US election.

Two medical workers were killed in Israeli attack on Rafah's main hospital, forcing it to shut down.

Thousands protested outside Taiwan's parliament after reforms seen as reducing the president's power were passed.

Unemployment, crime and access to electricity are some of the biggest issues on the ballot.

Report claims ex-Mossad chief tried to pressure Fatou Bensouda into abandoning a 2021 war crimes probe.

Protesters around the world have condemned Israel for its ongoing attacks on Rafah in southern Gaza.

Sun's ban ends too late for him to compete at the Paris 2024 Olympics but he says he will restart his swimming career.

The proposed national service scheme is not the same as conscription but makes military or civil service mandatory.

The drive by some EU states to raise support comes as others, such as Hungary, work to block military aid.

Township residents say the opposition Democratic Alliance is elitist and runs a city that functions only for the rich.

In these dark times, it is heartening to see the Palestinian cause conquering new terrain in Washington and beyond.

Israeli attacks put Kuwaiti Hospital out of service and trap medical staff, patients inside Indonesian Field Hospital.

Israel accuses Pedro Sanchez of incitement to Jewish 'genocide' as Madrid seeks 'viable' state of Palestine.

Trump tells donors that the student demonstrators are part of a 'radical revolution' and promises to defeat them.

The Celtics, who will play either Dallas or Minnesota in the finals, will try to win their first NBA title since 2008.

Waves wash over abandoned homes in Mexico's first community to be officially recognised as displaced by climate change.

While Russia and China have drawn close in the face of Western sanctions, both have other acts to balance.

Spain has formally recognised Palestine as a state in a historic move towards justice and peace.'

People living in the coal belt in West Bengal say their demands are unheard as India elects its government.

Information on casualties is being clarified after air attacks cause fire in the occupied eastern Ukrainian city.