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

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe and Anoosheh Ashoori reunite with their families in the UK after years in Iran's prisons.

Jobless claims fell by 15,000 to 214,000 for the week ending March 12 amid a strong job market rebound.

The S&P 500 retreated after notching the biggest two-day rally since April 2020.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy calls on Germany to help destroy a new 'wall' Russia is erecting in Europe.

For years, there have been repeated attacks in agrarian non-Arab communities by predominantly Arab armed groups.

So far, the United States has kept the war in Ukraine at arm's length. Is direct confrontation on the horizon?

While sympathising with the plight of Ukrainians, Afghans also question double standards in the international response.

Michelle Bachelet calls for the release of activists, opposition members and journalists from the Belarusian jails.

The British central bank boosts its key rate to 0.75 percent after Russia's war in Ukraine pushed up oil prices.

In Australia, a battle is raging over whether wild horses are a national icon or feral pests. 101 East investigates.

All but one of the 30 crew members of sunken vessel rescued and operations continue, Iranian official says.

PM Viktor Orban and his challenger adjust their campaign focus to reflect the Russian invasion in Ukraine.

Relations between the countries have soured in recent months, as anti-French sentiment rises in the Sahel region.

Russia is the world’s largest exporter of gas, accounting for about 45% of the European Union’s imports in 2021.

Washington has announced an additional $800m in security aid including drones and anti-tank and anti-aircraft systems.

Amhara residents say Tigrayan fighters unleashed a campaign of horror during a five-month occupation of the area.

After President Biden called Russian leader Putin a 'war criminal,' we examine the legal implications of the term.

Citigroup's client memo shows strict rules Russia set out for foreigners seeking to buy and sell the country's assets.

Capturing Ukraine's third-largest city would effectively cut the rest of the country off from the Black Sea.

There were some 2,400 Palestinians from the Israeli-occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip living in Ukraine before the war.

Azam's 196 against Australia puts him up there with some greats in the long form of the game.

Bollywood film on exodus of Kashmiri Hindus that won accolades from Indian PM accused of fanning anti-Muslim sentiment.

The ICC’s effects on peace are often ambivalent, but that does not mean its pursuit of justice is not worth supporting.

Rights group urges the government and opposition to 'deter supporters from violence' amid threat of political turmoil.

'A necessary self-purification of society will only strengthen our country,' Russian leader says.

The IAEA and nuclear experts warn Ukrainian nuclear sites are at risk. Is a major nuclear incident possible?

Middle East leaders are not eager to see either the US or Russia declare a decisive victory in Ukraine.

Draft text introduced by Norway reshapes UN relations with Kabul to account for last year's seizure of power by Taliban.

Kremlin spokesman calls US President Joe Biden's comment 'unacceptable and unforgivable rhetoric'.

According to the ministry of economics, annual inflation jumped to 12.5% as of March 11 from 10.4% the previous week.

Rights advocates push for gender equality in male-dominated politics and society.

Trial involving exiled leaders Sam Rainsy and Mu Sochua among several targeting the forcibly dissolved CNRP.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 22nd day, we take a look at the main developments.

Juan Orlando Hernandez, who faces drug trafficking and firearms charges, has three days to appeal the decision.

Country long hailed as a pandemic success story reports more than 621,000 cases and 429 deaths.

The move comes at a time when both nations are desperate to reduce their dependence on China.

BJP's large following, proxies & polarising content help it game Facebook's algorithm to get cheap rates.

Officials say it is 'impossible to determine' number of victims due to shelling as Russia denies carrying out an attack.

With war entering fourth week, US increases support for Ukraine as diplomatic efforts to secure ceasefire continue.

Competing narratives fight for coverage in print, on air and online.

The majority of nearly 11,000 hate incidents against AAPI between March 2020 and the end of 2021 involved women.

Indigenous leaders slam the award, saying Brazil's president has promoted policies that threaten their communities.

Intensified bombardment of several cities, tighter sanctions and some evacuations mark the third week of war in Ukraine.

Conference raises only a third of the money needed for Yemen, as United Nations warns of famine.

The quarter-percentage-point hike is likely the first of many to rein in the highest US inflation in over 40 years.

Local officials say at least 500 people have been killed and 600 buildings destroyed since Russia launched its invasion.

Refugees, displaced Ukrainians pass the five million mark, as Russia encircles cities and pounds them with missiles.

Smirnova, who previously expressed her opposition to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, will join the Dutch National Ballet.

The ICJ orders Russia to halt invasion, says it is 'profoundly concerned' by Moscow's use of force in Ukraine.

'We need you right now' Ukrainian president tells US Congress as Russian invasion continues - here are his full remarks.