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If approved by Taiwan's parliament, the plan would raise defence spending to 5 percent of GDP by 2030.

Trump's Environmental Protection Agency says strict air quality standards were introduced without sufficient review.

Doncic, Austin Reaves and LeBron James combined for 99 points as the LA Lakers clinched their group in NBA Cup play.

The arrest of suspected Russian agents in Paris comes amid a wider surge of alleged Russian espionage in Europe.

The new 'transparency feature' on Elon Musk's social media platform has raised concern among users.

US President Donald Trump is sending senior negotiators to meet Vladimir Putin to push for a deal to end Russia's war.

Palestinians in Gaza stuck as they try to plan for peace, even as Israel refuses to fully end its violence against them.

Rescuers in Sumatra are racing to find survivors after floods and landslides killed at least 10 people.

The UN finds home most dangerous place for women, with about 50,000 of them killed by partners or family last year.

Floods have left thousands of people stranded and large areas under water in southern Thailand and northern Malaysia.

The spike in fees for non-US residents comes as the National Park Service budget faces potential cuts next year.

Tit-for-tat strikes as Russia accuses European nations of trying to scupper US-backed ceasefire negotiations.

China's Foreign Ministry said Trump initiated call with Xi Jinping and communication was crucial for stable relations.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has supported a bill to punish 'femicide' with life imprisonment.

Hakyung Lee gets life sentence with a minimum non-parole period of 17 years for murdering her two children.

Cuba has accused the US of preparing a violent intervention in Venezuela as Washington expands its military presence.

Nine of the top 10 mega-cities are in Asia, with Bangladesh's Dhaka projected to be the world's largest city by 2050.

US lawmakers who warned military against following illegal orders slam 'intimidation, harassment', face FBI interviews.

Here are the key events from day 1,371 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

More attacks in both countries despite peace efforts.

FIFA Club World Cup champions Chelsea of the English Premier League beat Spain's Barcelona 3-0 in the Champions League.

US president sends Steve Witkoff to meet Vladimir Putin to iron out 'a few' differences over plan to end Ukraine war.

Immigration rights advocates say the new policy aims to 'bully some of the most vulnerable' people in US society.

A panel of three judges found Santiago Uribe guilty of homicide and criminal conspiracy for his ties to paramilitaries.

UNAIDS says millions across the world lost access to treatment and preventive care due to financial shortfalls.

The ex-president was sentenced to more than 27 years in prison for trying to foment a coup after his election loss.

A warehouse in West London was engulfed by a large fire as repeated explosions were heard.

President Tinubu urges intensified efforts to rescue other captives, after release of schoolgirls seized in Kebbi State.

Trump pardoned Thanksgiving turkeys Gobble and Waddle, saying he nearly named them Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer.

We ask about the future of the music industry and art reviews.

The Taliban are accusing Pakistan of carrying out deadly air strikes across three of its eastern provinces.

Displacement and Israeli settler violence against Palestinians has surged to record levels in occupied West Bank.

Despite White House claims, prices on key staples are on the rise, including cranberry sauce and potatoes.

Loot still not found after seven-minute operation by gang of four at world's most visited art museum stunned the world.

Al Jazeera reflects on the passing of World Cup-winning Argentina forward Diego Maradona.

Al Jazeera spoke to refugees fleeing Sudan's el-Fasher who recounted torture, rape, and family loss.

A sluggish job market lowers consumer confidence but may also lead to another rate cut from the US Federal Reserve.

Defence executives accused of spying for foreign nations arrested in Turkiye with a fourth suspect reportedly abroad.

While the US government did not identify the official, economist Fritz Alphonse Jean told media he was the target.

Follow our live updates, with full team news, in advance of our comprehensive text commentary stream of the UCL match.

GHF is halting operations after more than 2,000 Palestinians were killed in and around its distribution sites.

Bitter rivals India and Pakistan will face off in Group A at next year's 20-team competition.

At least 13 civilians, including 11 children, were killed in the Israeli strike on Ein El-Hilweh camp.

Testing to determine whether remains belong to one of the three remaining deceased captives still in Gaza.

Is love still a noble quest for connection, or just a fairytale in an age shaped by individualism and algorithms?

Reeves faces daunting challenge - poor public finances and widespread public discontent with government.

In a video, six Democratic lawmakers who held military and intelligence positions say 'illegal orders' can be refused.

Several airlines in India have been forced to cancel flights because of dangerous volcanic ash in the air.

"There's no indication that Maduro is ready to leave power and to resign."

Massad Boulos demanded the opposing sides accept plan without seeking preconditions.