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AJLabs breaks down the cost of food and other essentials in the besieged enclave.

President Zelenskyy targets the prime minister and other Georgian Dream figures for 'handing the country over to Putin'.

Biden's reversal on pardoning Hunter.

The opposition taking control of Aleppo may give it enough leverage to jumpstart peace negotiations.

Rohit Sharma will move to the middle order after KL Rahul was retained as opener for the tourists.

Brian Thompson was fatally shot in Midtown Manhattan, triggering a frantic manhunt.

Women and children were incinerated" in an Israeli attack on tents in a so-called safe zone' in Gaza.

Shujayya follows a family in Gaza reeling from the devastating consequences of the 2014 Israeli bombing.

Video from the Bahamas shows an opposition MP staging a protest in parliament.

Israel hit southern Lebanon 191 times with white phosphorus, is that tied to its dreams of a buffer zone?

A new report by human rights organisation Amnesty International has found that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza.

Complaints submitted with police accuse the president and other officials of 'treason' for declaring martial law.

What's driving Sudan's conflict, casualties, and displacement crisis?

The Israeli military has apprehended an injured Palestinian in Nablus, in violation of international law.

Australian cricket chief 'proud' of decision to cancel bilateral series after outgoing ICC chair questions 'principles'.

Unexploded ordnance in Tigray continues to pose a serious threat to children, who are often the most affected.

Senior US official says that dozens of telecoms providers around world targeted as China slams cybersecurity slander'.

South Korean leader's bid to erase 'Korea discount' sputters after martial law declaration rattles markets.

Cryptocurrency surges to new high after Paul Atkins is nominated to head the Securities and Exchange Commission.

These were the key developments on the 1,015th day of the Russia-Ukraine war.

The human rights group concludes that Israel's war on Gaza meets the legal threshold for genocide in a damning report.

Ricardo Bonilla is the second finance minister to depart Petro's government, which faces legislative hurdles and probes.

The government also revealed it had detained thousands of migrants, as it attempts to appease Trump's border concerns.

Defence minister's resignation follows brief martial law declaration and as Russia-North Korea pact comes into force.

Political showdown comes after president's aborted attempt to impose martial law.

Deadliest attack is on displacement camp in al-Mawasi in south as bombardment in besieged north continues.

Mark Rutte says to maintain current level of deterrence, 2 percent of GDP spending is not sufficient.

President Biden visits Angola to promote a $550M US-backed railway project.

UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was shot and killed on a New York City street.

With Hayat Tahrir al-Sham's dramatic capture of Aleppo, al-Golani has upended many expectations about the war in Syria.

Barnier's government is France's first to be toppled in a no-confidence vote in more than 60 years.

Jared Isaacman, who made the first private spacewalk in September, is among latest picks by US-president elect.

Namibia has elected Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah as the country's first female president.

Progressive forces will need a bold new vision if they are to stand a chance in future elections.

Facing threats of a crackdown at the US border, migrants consider whether they can arrive before Trump's inauguration.

Fierce battles continue in the outskirts of Hama as Syrian opposition fighters advance after capturing much of Aleppo.

Gukesh Dommaraju gives up strong position in middle game with inaccurate moves in eighth match of world championship.

The opposition Coalition for Change party says its leader Nika Gvaramia is detained by police.

Kremlin says Qatar and a number of other countries willing to host negotiations but conditions are not yet right.

Displaced people are taking up arms to defend themselves against the paramilitary and the atrocities it is known for.

Republicans hold a 220-215 majority in House of Representatives but will have to deal with three early vacancies.

'The situation' in the home city of one of Mexico's most notorious cartels is explosive and likely to get much worse.

Brian Thompson was the CEO of UnitedHealthcare, a major US insurance company.

Alex Scrivener of the Democratic Security Institute talks about why massive protests in Georgia broke out.

Ahmed Bayram on the devastating humanitarian situation in Gaza, and its worsening effects as winter approaches.

Aymenn Jawad Al-Tamimi on what led to the Syrian government being caught off-guard by opposition forces taking Aleppo.

And how a nation quashed its first attempted coup in more than 40 years, in just a matter of hours.

UNRWA emergency officer Louise Wateridge tells Al Jazeera about the desperate shortage of humanitarian aid in Gaza.

Ranj Alaaldin on what the Syrian opposition forces must now prepare for, now that they've captured the city of Aleppo.

The two countries have imposed tit-for-tat export restrictions for months to hamper technological and AI development.