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The British government announces an aid package for households struggling to pay soaring energy bills.

Yuriy Matsarsky was working as a local radio journalist when Russia invaded Ukraine but now fights on the front lines.

US President Biden seems to be borrowing more than a few pages from Ronald Reagan’s 1980s foreign policy playbook.

How bad is COVID in North Korea?

Colombians will head to the polls on May 29 to elect their next president after an often heated and divisive campaign.

101 East follows the Chinese mothers fighting to reunite with their children, who were abducted by their fathers.

A growing crisis in the publishing industry has implications for Turkey’s cultural vibrancy and freedom of speech.

The grassroots movement helping women access abortions after a near-total abortion ban amid rising repression.

Zainab al-Qolaq, who opened her art exhibition on Tuesday, lost 22 members of her family in an Israeli bombing last May.

Move to approve further discussion comes a year after Lithuania's parliament voted down a similar piece of legislation.

Since early May, more than 200 suspected and confirmed cases of the virus have been detected in at least 19 countries.

Flydubai, Oman Air, Kuwait Airways and Saudia airlines will operate shuttle flights during the World Cup.

The black market rate, widely used across the country, now sits at 35,600 to the US dollar.

The law allows private citizens to sue abortion providers in almost all cases, a model first used in Texas.

Approximately half of the funding required is needed to ramp up wind and solar power projects, new publication says.

The exact causes of the incident are under investigation, according to Iran’s defence ministry.

Pedro Sanchez also promises new law governing 'classified information' after hacking of top politicians' phones.

Human Rights Watch says Bulgaria is using police dogs and other violence to illegally push refugees back into Turkey.

The besieged eastern city of Severodonetsk is being subjected to a 'colossal amount of shelling' by Russian troops.

Environmental groups warn nations risk undermining their green goals by scrambling to secure new sources of natural gas.

Two-month nationwide truce between Saudi-led coalition and the rebel Houthi group is due to expire at beginning of June.

Rights groups have accused the government of arbitrary arrests and violations of due process amid two month crackdown.

International Finance Corporation's watchdog is probing claims loans aimed at hard up are harming communities.

At least 28 dead and about a million people impacted as severe pre-monsoon rains cause flooding in parts of Assam.

An Israeli appeals court has overturned a lower court ruling questioning the site's status quo.

Poor wages, competition from cheap shawls from mechanised mills have dealt severe blow to real pashminas for many years.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 92nd day, we take a look at the main developments.

State media says Belgium has sentenced Asadollah Assadi to a 20-year prison sentence in a politicised case.

School shootings have become as American as apple pie.

Ukrainian officials angrily rebuff suggestions that Kyiv should cede territory to Russia in an effort to secure peace.

Jose Mourinho's Roma win first major European title in more than 60 years with 1-0 victory over Feyenoord in Tirana.

Blaze in neonatal unit of Mame Abdou Aziz Sy Dabakh hospital triggered by short circuit, health minister says.

Sripati Tudu's translation of document into Santali marks a milestone in preservation of Indigenous Indian languages.

Russia gains ground as it focuses its military offensive and Moscow's vast resources of men and material exact a toll.

Al Jazeera recaps key events in week 13 of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Imran Khan warns government to set new polls in six days or he will again march on the capital with millions of people.

Community of 16,000 deeply shaken after gunman killed 19 children at the Robb Elementary School.

President-elect points to rising inflation and job creation as priorities of his administration.

Leaked document shows China will call for more police, security, and telecom cooperation at upcoming summit with region.

Vote was called by the US after Pyongyang launched three missiles in the space of an hour on Wednesday morning.

The PM is seeking $4bn from the IMF, China and Japan to pay for food and fuel even as he slashes budget to 'bare bones'.

Remarks are latest signal by an Asia-Pacific leader that US President Biden's engagement with region is falling short.

Refugees who arrived by boat years ago are supposed to make plans to leave but most have nowhere to go.

Police swoop on drug gangs in Australia's biggest city but lawyers fear changes to law leave minorities vulnerable.

Relatives and friends pay tribute to 19 children and two teachers killed in deadliest US school shooting in a decade.

Yahya Jammeh has been accused of murder, rape, torture and other alleged crimes committed in his more than 20-year rule.

UNHCR urges more help for a million Rohingya refugees stuck in camps in Bangladesh.

Investors fear that overly aggressive interest rate hikes by the Fed could tip the economy into recession.

A country has to be sick if it values its guns more than it values its children’s lives.

The Defence Ministry says it will allow safe passage out of Black Sea ports and port in Mariupol.