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Russia has no intention of ending this war."

Tensions over border disputes had escalated in July during a five-day conflict between the neighbouring countries.

A gunman opens fire at Mormon church in Michigan during Sunday service, then sets building ablaze.

The author's family has turned what meagre foods are available in Gaza into 'fakes' of things they are used to eating.

Ibrahim al-Khalili filmed the moment an Israeli strike targeted a building behind him in Gaza City.

Indian leader controversially refers to the politically-charged win as an extension of 'Operation Sindoor'.

Sanford, 40, served as a US Marine from 2004 to 2008, including a deployment to al-Fallujah, Iraq.

Netanyahu is keeping together an uncompromising coalition, but it is holding amid takeover of Gaza, occupied West Bank.

Dallas Cowboys and Green Bay Packers played out a rare match tie in overtime at AT&T Stadium.

Europe held on to beat the United States 15-13 on a nail-biting final day of the Ryder Cup at Bethpage, New York.

An American citizen who had been detained in Afghanistan since December has been released through Qatari mediation.

In advance of the typhoon's landfall, the government had evacuated more than 28,500 people.

Protests in Peru leave 19 people injured as outrage spreads over corruption, pensions, and rising organised crime.

Iran's Mizan news agency reports that Bahman Choobiasl was accused of meeting officials from Israel's Mossad agency.

The governing party decisively victorious in parliamentary election widely viewed as a choice between Europe and Russia.

The fire has burned through one-third of Etosha National Park, home to the endangered black rhinoceros.

It would allow the US to again project power in the region, with China close by. But taking it back won't be easy.

Pro-democracy campaigner says he held a valid visa and was given no reason for the refusal.

Israel is continuing its intense bombardment of Gaza City with more attacks carried out across the enclave since dawn.

The US government faces a partial shutdown from Wednesday unless Republicans and Democrats can agree on a spending bill.

The Democrat-run state is challenging Trump's authority to deploy soldiers to what he has called 'war ravaged Portland'.

Thousands of young Indians have mapped their adult lives with the aim of moving to the US, plans that now lie in tatters

Experts and diplomats say without concrete action to hold Israel accountable, rhetoric alone will not save Palestinians.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi holds talks with his North Korean counterpart, Choe Son Hui, in Beijing.

Hundreds of top-ranking officers to convene in Quantico after being summoned by US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth.

Here are the key events on day 1,313 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

The Israeli military targets hospitals and multistorey buildings as it intensifies its offensive to seize Gaza City.

The UN has reimposed sanctions that were lifted under a 2015 nuclear deal.

Moldovans await the results of a closely-watched parliamentary election, amid claims of Russian interference.

Tom Barrack says Hezbollah's legitimacy within Lebanon's political system makes solving conflict with Israel difficult.

Varma hits 69 not out after coming in to bat at 10-2 as India chase 146 in a nervy end to the Asia Cup 2025 in Dubai.

Amiri is the fifth US citizen held by the Taliban government in Afghanistan to be freed this year.

The Netherlands' outgoing leader, Dick Schoof, discusses Gaza, Israel, NATO, migration and why his coalition collapsed.

Adams bows out, leaving the race between Democrat Zohran Mamdani and former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo.

A fiery UNGA speech by Netanyahu drew walkouts, applause, and protests. Here's our look at the facts around his speech.

The UK PM, who faces a potential leadership challenge, has also faced criticism over his policy on Israel's war on Gaza.

At least eight others injured in shooting and fire at the church in Grand Blanc Township in the US state of Michigan.

Hezbollah is reportedly regrouping but analysts say it is pursuing different avenues, not military might against Israel.

Drone sorties over past week have caused the temporary closures of several Danish airports, raising security concerns.

Countries like China, Russia or others who have been opposing the process [of imposing sanctions]."

Israeli tanks are advancing in Tal al-Hawa, Sabra and other neighbourhoods of Gaza City in their ground invasion.

As world leaders talked about acting against Israel at the UN General Assembly over 360 Palestinians in Gaza were killed

The mass mobilisation for Palestine across Italy echoed in Gaza. We are truly grateful.

A global roundup of some of last week's events.

Russia has launched a heavy attack on Ukraine with hundreds of kamikaze drones hitting residential buildings in Kyiv.

Iran's parliament has condemned what it calls illegal' sanctions that the United Nations has now reimposed on Tehran.

The US plan ousts Hamas and forms an administration that will later be handed over to a reformed Palestinian Authority.

Al Jazeera's Ibrahim al-Khalili was reporting from Gaza's al-Shifa Hospital when a Palestinian father rushed

Sanctions have destroyed the Iranian middle class - the very driver of stability and moderation.

As many as 100,000 people in Berlin rallied in support of Palestinians in what was Germany's largest Gaza protest yet.