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Call comes after Bahrain recalled envoy in response to Lebanese minister's criticism of Saudi military role in Yemen.

What can stop a stock market rally in its tracks? One tweet from Elon Musk.

Move comes after Tigrayan fighters said they captured two towns in Amhara region and considered marching on Addis Ababa.

Officers photographed the bodies of sisters Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman, whose mother has accused police of racism.

Women working or studying at UK universities share how their complaints about sexual misconduct were mishandled.

Suspension is due to Ethiopia's gross violation of internationally recognised human rights, said a senior US official.

Controversial ad featuring LGBTQ couple draws right-wing fire, but could end up boosting sales.

Voters in the city will decide whether to scrap the existing department and create a new Department of Public Safety.

US media alleged that Russia is massing military units along the frontier, but rivals dismiss claim.

Today Afghanistan is number one on the Global Terrorism Index, and we helped them get there.

Thousands of women have reported changes to their regular patterns after receiving a COVID-19 jab.

In viral video, ex-BJP legislator purportedly calls for violence against Kashmiris who support Pakistani cricket team.

Why did the Sudanese transition stumble into a coup?

Government asks people to take up arms as Tigrayan rebel forces are considering marching on Addis Ababa.

Abductions are common in the northwest of the country but attacks on major institutions in Abuja are rare.

Anas Fakhri says his father died a natural death at hospital in Damascus.

Biden is seeking to position himself as a global leader on climate change but is struggling to pass changes at home.

Officers opened fire when truck carrying migrants tried to avoid checkpoint, ram patrol vehicle, authorities say.

Paris had threatened to impose measures from Tuesday due to a bitter disagreement over the issuing of fishing licences.

Archaeologists in the kingdom are working to excavate the remnants of the ancient cities of Dadan and Lihyan in Al-Ula.

Iran's Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian tested positive for the virus and 'continues working from quarantine'.

Benefits of having a well-regulated local crypto industry could also extend beyond the financial sector.

Falling temperatures and farmers preparing to torch farm waste likely to once again turn the New Delhi air hazardous.

The joint investigation may be the world’s only official source of information on atrocities in Tigray.

Indian journalist Abhishek Saha documents how the citizenship determination process in Assam state was marred by 'bias'.

PM Hamdok 'insisted on the legitimacy of his government and transitional institutions', says information ministry.

It was not immediately clear whether there were any casualties.

As pandemic eases with India reporting lowest daily cases since February, the festival this year is back in full swing.

Groups say online tool is more relevant now than ever in light of recent mass censorship of Palestinian content in May.

At least 23 journalists booked under the country’s draconian cyber-crime law in two years, media rights watchdog says.

Decreased rainfall and depleted groundwater sources mean water has become an increasingly scarce resource in Jordan.

The launch, which had been set for Wednesday, has now been rescheduled for Saturday night.

Mali security forces rescue the three construction workers, hail their 'bravery and pugnacity'.

California counties argued that drugmakers' marketing downplayed opioids' addictive risks but judge said 'no evidence'.

Agreement is underpinned by $19bn in public and private funds to invest in protecting and restoring forests.

US president also backs ASEAN position to block Myanmar's military leader from attending the bloc's annual summit.

Researchers at Java's IPB University say Indonesia is doing more to restore coral reefs than any other country on Earth.

Resolution seeks to lift ban on Pyongyang's exports of statues, seafood and textiles, and expand it to cover fuel.

Negotiators to discuss global market for carbon offsets, despite criticism that it does little for CO2 reduction.

The social media company says network aimed to amplify pro-government and anti-opposition content.

Advocates say Yemeni Americans are becoming more involved in politics, as three vie for Dearborn, Michigan council seat.

Having an office on the ground will allow Starlink to apply for licences it needs to provide broadband in the country.

The S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average hit record highs on solid corporate earnings.

SoftBank’s talks regarding Fortress are at an early stage, one person familiar with the matter told Bloomberg News.

Judge keeps in place one charge of conspiracy to commit money laundering, which carries maximum 20-year prison sentence.

Countries demand UN rights council hold a special session after deadly crackdown on anti-coup protests.

From Honduras to India, developing nations urged developed ones to live up to their financial commitments.

Al Jazeera launched its first TV broadcast as an Arabic-language satellite news channel in 1996 from Doha, Qatar.

India is the last of the world’s major carbon polluters to announce a net-zero target, with US and EU aiming for 2050.

About 28 million US children in age bracket will be eligible to receive Pfizer-BioNTech's COVID jab.