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

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.

Swiss firm Holcim has been selling non-core cement assets to focus instead on energy-efficient construction companies.

Government plans would allow first home buyers to dip into their retirement savings for a deposit.

Authorities hope 5 to 15 million visitors will visit the country this year, down from 40 million before the pandemic.

Lockdowns in dozens of Chinese cities drag consumption and industrial production to lowest levels since early 2020.

Kim Jong Un blasts officials over COVID-19 response amid outbreak that has left 1.2 million ill with fever.

Hassan Sheikh Mohamud faces 'huge tasks', including containing al-Shabab attacks and addressing a devastating drought.

In a separate attack, gunmen shot dead two minority Sikhs in Peshawar city, officials said.

Western officials say Moscow's campaign to capture the Donbas has slowed to a snail's pace.

The gunman who killed 10 people at a grocery store in Buffalo is thought to have been motivated by racial hatred.

NATO expects the Nordic countries' membership bid will not be hindered by Ankara, whose concerns will be addressed.

Residents come to terms with horror of the shooting, as US President Biden calls hate 'a stain on the soul of America'.

The Metaverse is coming. Can Big Tech keep you safe there?

Finland and Sweden reversed long-standing opposition to NATO membership after war in Ukraine led to huge public support.

Local families are battling to stop what would be one of the largest single displacements of Palestinians in decades.

The 11-storey building housing media bureaus and residential apartments was blown up by Israel one year ago.

Former Presidents Sharif Sheikh Ahmed and Hassan Sheikh Mohamud are the frontrunners among 35 candidates.

May 15 marks the commemoration of the Nakba, which led to the expulsion of 750,000 Palestinians from their homes.

Leaders pay tribute to new UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan following the death of his half-brother.

This year marks 74 years of Al-Nakba, or the Palestinian experience of dispossession and loss of their homeland.

Anniversary comes at a time when many are angered by the killing of Al Jazeera veteran journalist Shireen Abu Akleh.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 81st day, we take a look at the main developments.