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Police said the ISIL attackers used several vehicles and semi-automatic guns in their attack.

Demonstrators in Sudan's capital, Khartoum, block roads with makeshift barricades and burning tyres.

The venture will seek to channel capital into companies and projects that can help decarbonise the economy.

Edward Rogers has been at odds with his mother and two sisters on who should lead Roger Communications.

Deposed prime minister and his wife released as UN chief calls on Security Council to act on 'epidemic of coups'.

Report recommends president's indictment for crimes related to his handling of pandemic that left over 600,000 dead.

China has no plans to ease strict border controls even as other countries adopt new strategies.

Myanmar's popularly-elected leader, who was removed by the military in a coup, faces multiple charges.

Latest military coup has ended power-sharing agreement with civilian leaders.

The kingdom announces plans to tackle global warming but says it will continue extracting its vast hydrocarbon reserves.

In rare criticism of Israeli government, Biden administration slams plans to build thousands of settlement units.

Demonstrators are unhappy at the conservative president's economic policies and want fuel price hikes reversed.

Shares fell 3.9 percent on Tuesday, ending below their 200-day moving average for the first time since March.

Google owner Alphabet Inc on Tuesday beat expectations for third-quarter revenue.

Protesters demonstrate against takeover while Sudan's army chief defends the military's power grab.

Speculation has been rife American forces would withdrawal from Syria after the Afghanistan pullout.

The World Bank has turned down a request made by IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva to defend her name, Reuters reports.

Jimmy 'Barbecue' Cherizier said he would allow the safe passage of fuel trucks if Prime Minister Ariel Henry quits.

Reviving talks to curb Iran's nuclear programme is a 'priority' for the US administration, says Jake Sullivan.

The queen stayed overnight in hospital last Wednesday after undergoing initial tests for an unspecified ailment.

Turkey's main opposition CHP voted against the motion, arguing the government failed to explain why it is needed.

US telecommunications regulator designates major Chinese company as a national security threat, orders shutdown.

The latest wedding to a non-royal strikes controversy among the Japanese public.

Joe Biden, the first Catholic US president since JFK, says he does not believe in abortion but can not impose his views.

The S&P 500 and Dow hit fresh records as Tuesday’s round of earnings kicked off.

Former Greenpeace staffer Steven Guilbeault will take over as environment minister and a new defence minister was named.

Many in occupied West Bank angry about Israel's failure to keep promises to grant them Palestinian identification cards.

Such an increase will lead to more devastating effects around the world from fatal floods to wild fires and storms.

New poll suggests strong public disapproval of the stance the Polish government has taken in legal row with Brussels.

Hackers target online petrol distribution system near the anniversary of deadly fuel protests.

The data comes as President Joe Biden has struggled to pass climate change legislation and before UN's COP 26.

One person still missing, 22 others rescued following incident near the Greek island of Chios in the Aegean Sea.

The Biden administration is abandoning its principles in a doomed effort to placate extremist voices.

The median sales price of a new home jumped 18.7% from a year ago to a record $408,800, according to US government data.

The platforms are woven into the fabric of young people’s lives, often influencing their dress, dance moves and diet.

The Beijing based developer did not replay either principal or interest on a $250m bond due Monday.

We follow children in Tel Aviv over several years as they come of age in a country that considers them 'infiltrators'.

“There's so much to be told about the stories here that you can only hear, I think, if you are also a minority.”

The decision raised eyebrows as the former captain previously refused to take part in the anti-racism gesture.

Afghanistan's win over Scotland in T20 World Cup gave Afghan people reason for joy and hope after two turbulent months.

Killings, threats and air raids on its bureaus - Al Jazeera looks back on 25 dangerous years of telling the human story.

Israeli official says envoy will explain controversial move, after US says not notified in advance.

Glasgow due to host UN's climate conference seen by many as the last chance to avert a global environmental catastrophe.

Operation DarkHunTOR also recovered millions of euros in cash and Bitcoin, as well as drugs and guns.

Millions complain of travel struggles as vaccine has not been recognised for international travel by several countries.

US imperialism rages on, but it still has not killed the magic of solidarity.

As ASEAN summit kicks off, here are the key events in the bloc's engagement with Myanmar since February coup.

Subhash Chandra is in the thick of a corporate battle to hang onto his firm Zee, India’s largest listed media network.