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Apology comes after inquiry finds British soldiers unjustifiably shot or used disproportionate force in incident.

Facing new variants and a limited number of vaccines, some countries are approaching 100 percent ICU capacity.

The Tree House Humane Society has placed teams of cats outside of Chicago homes and businesses to keep rodents in check.

An EU court annulled a 2017 ruling by the European Commission requiring Amazon to pay $300m in back taxes to Luxembourg.

House hearing on military's role in the January 6 US Capitol riot sees Trump officials defend their actions.

UK gov't says Radovan Karadzic, currently behind bars in The Hague, will serve the rest of his sentence in Britain.

Advocates say ruling to demarcate Indigenous reserve would help protect last two male Piripkura tribe members.

New data shows the number of migrant children travelling alone to the US dropped by 12 percent from March to April.

Sudan PM says he is 'shocked' by the killings, calling it a 'crime to use live bullets against peaceful protesters'.

UN Security Council must rapidly intervene to protect Palestinians, Turkish president tells Russian counterpart.

Colonial Pipeline, the most important conduit for distributing US petrol, diesel and jet fuel, went offline May 7.

If Annalena Baerbock secures the chancellorship in September, she'll have an opportunity to make Central Europe greener.

Ultraconservative Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who served as president from 2005 to 2013, enters this year's race.

A judge has ruled there were aggravating factors in the killing of George Floyd, an unarmed Black man.

We call on the AU to enhance engagement in the Sahel and appoint a new High Representative for Mali.

Three Palestinian boys grow up in the divided heart of the occupied West Bank city of Hebron.

The ruling rescinds a decision by the bloc's executive branch in 2019 not to register a petition submitted by citizens.

The military operation to regain control of Nerkh district came just before the start of a three-day Eid ceasefire.

From calls for 'restraint' to worries about possible war crimes, leaders and international courts in Europe weigh in.

“The Mapuche want their ancestral leaders to be respected and recognised by the Chilean state.”

Prices US consumers pay for goods and services surged 0.8 percent last month, the largest monthly jump in a decade.

Ether climbed to $4,370 in intraday trading, according to Coinbase, besting its previous record hit on Monday.

Activist groups and the political opposition welcome the move, which they argue should have been made sooner.

The staunch conservative US representative has been a prominent critic of Trump's false election claims.

Sara Zemmahi was planning to run with LREM, but has been criticised by the far right and the LREM itself.

The ceremony comes following the bloodiest pre-election crackdown in years and widespread allegations of irregularities.

ICMR chief suggests lockdown in areas with more than 10 percent positivity, warning of disaster if Delhi reopens soon.

Fault Lines asks what the US Capitol riots and their aftermath signal for the Republican party's future.

Israeli forces are using a 'crowd control' weapon with which they collectively punish Palestinians for protesting.

After a French court dismissed Trần Tố Nga's case, she tells Al Jazeera she will keep seeking justice 'for all victims'.

Indian Ocean island nation recorded single-day rise of 1,500 cases on Tuesday, compared with less than 100 a month ago.

Wednesday is the final day of the fasting month of Ramadan in many countries.

Protests over expulsion of Palestinian families and Israeli raids on Al-Aqsa Mosque preceded Israel's Gaza bombardment.

We explore ways to break our addiction to meat and dairy and eat dishes that are healthy for both people and the planet.

Report by IPPPR says 'toxic cocktail' of dithering and poor coordination means warning signs went unheeded.

The election showed that the Union's future will be decided by Scotland - either in the ballot box or the courts.

Israeli raids in Gaza and occupied East Jerusalem put Palestinian communities on edge.

Rashid Abu Arreh, 16, shot dead in Tubas, after killing of Hussein al-Titi, 26, during protests in al-Fawwar camp.

The sell-off was driven by inflation fears and some investors cutting their exposure to overstretched stocks or sectors.

Rakesh Kumar has gone beyond call of duty to help perform last rites of as many as 1,300 coronavirus victims in Delhi.

Pop-up mega hospital in India's financial capital is mounted with tents and metal partitions and looks like a war room.

Ismail Haniya says Israel bears all responsibility for the consequences after 'igniting fire in Jerusalem and Al-Aqsa'.

How shadows of past tensions between Macedonian majority and ethnic Albanian minority impede population registration.

Large demonstrations held in chief cities around the world in condemnation of Israel's actions.

Its efforts to repeat success of its hit Chinese-only cousin Douyin could pose a threat to Facebook abroad.

Israeli army bombs police and security buildings; Gaza authorities say 43 Palestinians killed, including 13 children.

The move comes on the back of complaints of 'serious irregularities' in employee votes in a union contract.

To rescue an industry decimated by COVID, duty-free operators are offering free flights to bring back some business.

Death toll surges past a grim milestone as the pandemic rages across the vast country of 1.35 billion people.

The new bill lets gov't pursue criminal action against named senior managers whose firms fail to comply with the rules.