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

Anthony Albanese says decision to challenge takedown order for content related to church stabbing 'extraordinary'.

New report warns people are increasingly at risk in a continent warming twice as fast as the global average.

In India's only state where the BJP has never won a seat, demographics and history remain stumbling blocks for the PM.

Bill targeting Chinese-owned app goes to the US Senate after passing the House in bipartisan vote.

Provisional results give President Mohamed Muizzu's PNC party a supermajority in parliament, with opposition far behind.

Biden's remarks come after footage emerges appearing to show Jewish students being harassed and intimidated.

As the war enters its 788th day, these are the main developments.

Already under pressure from habitat loss and pollution, turtles face an existential crisis from record heat.

The founder of a women-only social networking app is being sued for denying her service to a trans woman.

Kyiv says aid is vital as it battles Russian invaders, but Kremlin says it will prolong war.

Israeli prime minister says he will fight any sanctions targeting Israeli military units for alleged rights violations.

Ukraine president says the passage of the aid bill would send a powerful message to Russia that the US stands by Kyiv.

Kenya's Peres Jepchirchir and Alexander Mutiso Munyao won on a poignant day at the London Marathon.

The majority of 11 questions posed to voters on Sunday focus on tightening security measures.

As regional tensions soar, the kingdom is contending with domestic as well as international pressures.

Vivaldi's, Four Seasons, re-composed by AI using 2050 climate data to create a disturbing musical performance in Seoul.

Analysts say his comments have dampened fears of an all-out war between Iran and Israel.

Doha says families will receive medical, psychological and social support, state media report.

Failure to launch an investigation into genocide in Gaza can have a devastating impact on the court.

Israeli forces have killed more than a dozen Palestinians during a three-day raid on the Nur Shams refugee camp.

Hundreds lit candles as the sun set, to mourn the six people killed in a knife attack at a local mall a week ago.

A roundup of some of the week's key events.

Palestinian authorities say 180 bodies recovered from Nasser Medical Complex so far as Israel continues attacks on Gaza.

Polish aid worker who was killed in Gaza when Israel bombed the World Central Kitchen convoy, has been buried in Poland.

NASA has been tasked with determining a standard time zone for the moon, but it's more complicated than you might think.

With no end to the war on Gaza, and Iran-Israel tensions rising, do US calls for de-escalation' ring hollow?

"It's a real lesson in human resilience."

Lee, a Democrat and one of the first US legislators to call for a Gaza ceasefire, faces a challenge within her party.

The Red Bull driver had a comfortable victory in Shanghai, making it four wins from five races in the 2024 season.

Search operation on after the SH-60 patrol helicopters possibly collided with each other during night-time exercise.

The bill, which was stalled for a long time following deep splits in Republican camps, now heads to Senate for vote.

In a repeat matchup of last season's Western Conference final, Denver clinched Game 1 over the Los Angeles Lakers.

Zimmerman and Axelman discuss their film, Israelism, challenging the merging of Jewish identity and Israeli nationalism.

Palestinians in Rafah were given minutes to evacuate after being alerted that an Israeli attack was imminent.

Israeli forces storm several locations in the West Bank after 14 were killed over three days of raids on Nur Shams camp.

President Mohamed Muizzu's moves to increasingly shift away from New Delhi has caused tension.

This is the moment the US House of Representatives approved a military aid package worth $95 billion to support Ukraine.

An initiative to help provide much-needed homes in Ghana is turning shipping containers into eco-friendly homes.

Their lives are deeply entwined with the sacred river Ganges but Varanasi's boatmen say they have been overlooked.

Democratic-majority Senate is expected to vote on the bill next week, sending it to President Biden to sign into law.

Demonstrators say mass tourism is overwhelming the Atlantic archipelago.

Opponents and rights groups allege repression has increased in recent years.

Lawmakers say Hemedti's and the RSF's activities and abuses make them deserving of sanctions from the United States.

Funerals are held for Palestinians killed in Tal as-Sultan neighbourhood, as Israel continues to target Rafah.

The 'strongest response to Israel and the path to victory lie in unity and integrity', Turkish president says.

The 29-year-old chess player and child education advocate played in part to raise money for underprivileged children.

Those opposed to the changes fear they could allow further extensions to President Faure Gnassingbe's rule.

President Biden expected to swiftly sign bill that lets law enforcement conduct electronic surveillance without warrant.

The objects were stolen from the court of the Asante king during the 19th century Anglo-Asante wars.

The women blockade a bridge in shifts to protest against a mine that has made their village unfit to live in.