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Israel's Antiquities Authority says discovery shows town of Yavne was a wine-making powerhouse during Byzantine period.

Hundreds of Palestinians reached their land on Jabal Sabih, which was taken over by settlers and then the Israeli army.

Agreement between city of Cologne and local Muslim community shows 'diversity is appreciated,' mayor says.

Designation marks further escalation of pressure against President Vladimir Putin's most prominent domestic critic.

Alexander Schallenberg, 52, succeeds predecessor Sebastian Kurz but opposition warns of 'no change to system'.

Demonstrations in more than 100 towns and cities across Poland on Sunday as Brussels-Warsaw tensions simmer.

At least four people killed and several others wounded in car bomb attack in Syrian city of Afrin, according to reports.

The EU's waning 'soft power' in the region allows other countries to step in with loans and influence, analysts say.

Countries tell their citizens to avoid hotels in Kabul, citing 'security threats' in the area.

US economists David Card, Joshua Angrist and Guido Imbens win the 2021 Nobel Prize in economics.

Drugmaker says its experimental COVID-19 drug helped cut risk of severe symptoms or death in late-stage study.

Renewable energy business ACWA Power International is seen as key to the country's efforts to diversify from oil.

London's Metropolitan Police will take 'no further action' against royal following review prompted by US lawsuit.

Vaccine mandate comes as New Zealand struggles to quell an outbreak driven by the Delta variant.

CEO Saad Al-Kaabi says the name change signals a new strategy focusing on energy efficiency.

Millions of workers who fled outbreak are too scared to return to make the world's winter clothes and Christmas gifts.

Development comes 11 weeks after Saied sacked the PM, suspended parliament and granted himself judicial powers.

Tensions rise in recent weeks with a spate of shootings of civilians in attacks claimed by an anti-India rebel group.

Papers gave details about a 2010 stake sale by Sebastian Pinera's family in a mining project that activists objected to.

Preliminary turnout for the fifth election since the 2003 US invasion was at 41 percent.

Afghanistan's new rulers set their sights on stamping out widespread drug addiction in their country, even if by force.

Iraqi prime minister says Jasim was in charge of ISIL's finances and a deputy to slain leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.

Ex-president among 14 who face charges in killing of former leader Thomas Sankara 34 years ago.

Thousands of people marched in Brussels to push world leaders to take bolder action to fight climate change.

The Facebook outage and revelations should be a wake-up call not just for the US but the rest of the world as well.

Both nations will keep troops in forward areas for a second freezing winter as 17-month standoff continues.

World champions come from behind to beat Spain 2-1 with Mbappe netting late on.

Since age 15, Mehdi and Adnan have been held by a system that considers them illegal. Eight years later, they ask: Why?

Baloch separatist group claims responsibility for attack on the journalist’s vehicle using a magnetic explosive device.

A spokesperson for the Lebanese Army told Al Jazeera the fuel tank contained benzene.

Damaging online posts have emerged as a second battlefront between Big Tech and Australia.

Journalist and her Rappler news site are facing multiple legal cases over coverage of Duterte and his war on drugs.

Authorities said another 81,000 refugees would be relocated to the remote Bhasan Char island over next three months.

Appeal comes with Kim facing arguably his biggest test since coming to power nearly 10 years ago.

Curbs ease for fully vaccinated in Australia's biggest city as doctors' group urges continued caution.

Milos Zeman admitted to hospital, raising risk of political vacuum following shock election defeat for prime minister.

Jonathan Toebbe sold the design of nuclear-powered warships to a foreign official, who was an undercover FBI agent.

Tebboune says return of the Algerian ambassador to France is conditional on the 'total respect for the Algerian state'.

This year's Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to two journalists.

UAE's economy ministry announces it agreed on future plans to enhance economic cooperation with war-torn Syria.

Opposition leader Donald Tusk has called for protests to defend Poland’s continued membership in the 27-nation bloc.

Kisan village faces Israeli settler violence on near-daily basis as the army seizes tracts of land.

Some members of Hindu community leave the region while Sikhs terrified after a wave of attacks killed seven civilians.

Tens of thousands of people rally demanding bolder action in fighting climate change weeks ahead of UN climate summit.

Taliban holding meeting with EU representatives after two-day talks with the US as it seeks international recognition.

Chief election observer from the EU says low voter turnout 'is a clear political signal' to the political elite.

Merkel says Berlin remains committed to reviving the nuclear deal with Iran and a two-state solution in Palestine.

Beijing's criticism comes after the Taiwan president said the island territory won't bow to Chinese pressure.

Energy Minister Walid Fayad says the grid is back up and running, returning to 'normal'.

Undermining international institutions comes at a price.