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The Kremlin has shielded Lukashenko from Western ostracism and propped his economy with multibillion loans.

More than 200 people wounded in Sudan's latest anti-coup protest, including 100 by 'live bullets', medics say.

After meeting his Turkish counterpart, Iran's foreign minister says the road map will aim to boost bilateral ties.

As the asylum seeker crisis continues to brew between Belarus and the EU, Iraqi Kurds tell tales of agony and helplessness.

Journalists Samriddi Sakunia and Swarna Jha were arrested for reporting on anti-Muslim violence in Tripura state.

Host Faye D’Souza unpacks how the COVID-19 pandemic exposed under-investment, inequality in India’s healthcare system.

Indian experts say US sanctions unlikely as delivery of the advanced missile system begins, Russian media report.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken says the US and its allies will 'take action' to defend Taiwan from China.

The move ends speculation that Duterte would run for vice president against his daughter Sara Duterte-Carpio.

Havana has banned Monday's planned march, which comes after rare demonstrations broke out in the island country in July.

Thousands remain stranded at the freezing frontier as the EU prepares to hit Minsk with fresh sanctions.

Flights to begin on Thursday to repatriate citizens on a voluntary basis, government says.

The order comes after authorities in Delhi shut schools as they struggle to reduce hazardous pollution in the capital.

Counterterrorism officers investigate explosion outside hospital that killed one person and wounded another.

Stranded refugees and migrants tell of struggle to survive in freezing conditions and brutal treatment by guards.

This year's exhibition is expected to be more muted than in the past, due to COVID restrictions on flying and travel.

Despite the Asian giants not qualifying for the final, neutral fans turned up to watch Australia lift the trophy.

A one-month ceasefire agreed during talks requested by both parties, Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi says.

Industrial output in October beats economists' forecasts, rising 3.5 percent.

State-run media say heavy flooding in the south killed three people and hospitalised more than 400 others.

First Muslim film shot in Afrikaaps language selected as official Oscar submission.

General Labour Union says Tunisia's suspended parliament should not be reinstated, calls for new legislative elections.

World's third-largest economy takes hit amid global supply disruptions and fresh COVID-19 outbreaks.

Call comes after Peng Shuai alleged on her Weibo account that a former Chinese vice premier had coerced her into sex.

Ezra Blount is the 10th person to die after attending the Houston music festival.

Argentine voters punish President Albert Fernandez's government amid spiraling inflation and growing poverty.

Investors cautious ahead of release of Chinese economic data that is expected to show slowing growth

The attack comes two days after seven police officers were killed.

Belarus-EU refugee standoff is the latest example of the UN refugee convention under strain.

Gov't says it is disassociating itself from organisers' decision to take part in Miss Universe pageant in Israel.

The president in late July sacked the prime minister, suspended parliament and granted himself judicial powers.

Four exit polls show We Continue The Change winning Sunday's vote, increasing chances of an end to political deadlock.

New Zealand lose yet another final after Australia's power-packed batting lineup chase down 172.

Visit by Kenyan president comes as AU envoy Olusegun Obasanjo appeals to warring sides to halt military operations.

Constitutional Court ruled activists' call for royal reforms amounted to bid to 'overthrow constitutional monarchy'.

Israeli forces are not intervening to stop the attacks in most cases, and often actively join in, B'Tselem says.

Stranded refugees and migrants say they are in dire need of help as row between European Union and Belarus escalates.

The move prohibits unvaccinated individuals from leaving their homes except for basic activities.

The powerful tremors were also felt in nearby provinces, as well as in Dubai.

With the annual climate change summit over, what have world leaders achieved at COP26?

People are dying of cold and hunger at the doors of Europe, Nidal Ibrahim tells Al Jazeera from the Belarusian border.

The late South African politician tried and failed to leave a meaningful mark along South Africa's democratic path.

Two soldiers sentenced to death and three others given 39-year prison terms each for killing seven civilians.

New York Times investigation finds that up to 64 women and children may have been killed in the March 2019 air raids.

Saif al-Islam Gaddafi registered as a presidential candidate for the December 24 poll, the electoral commission says.

Thousands of people gather near Tunisia's suspended parliament to protest against President Saied's power grab.

Palestinian activists targeted by Israeli criminalisation and surveillance pledge to keep working amid threats.

Al Jazeera calls for immediate release of El Musalmi El Kabbashi, who was arrested in a raid by security forces.

Ebou Janha, 102, is the only surviving veteran of a regiment of Gambian soldiers who fought for the British in Burma.