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At least eight people killed during attack by university student in Perm, law enforcement agency says.

Beirut's port blast and an unprecedented socioeconomic collapse have left many Lebanese people suffering trauma.

Despite domestic and foreign criticism, the Ardern government's early lockdown strategy works.

US authorities have moved 3,300 migrants since Friday from Texas after nearly 15,000 migrants camped near border.

As Evergrande scrambles to raise funds to pay off debt, regulators warn of broader risks to China's financial system.

Lava flows destroy houses and threaten more areas, prompting authorities in La Palma to evacuate thousands of residents.

For more than 30 years, an orthopaedic centre has been a source of hope for Afghans caught in conflict.

Surging demand underscores the challenge President Xi Jingping faces in dampening the public's appetite for celebrities.

Streaming platforms and British acting talent dominate top prizes at annual awards in Los Angeles.

Pyongyang warns 'dangerous' agreement could trigger 'chain reaction of arms races'.

Cumbre Vieja is one of most active volcanic regions of Spanish islands with last eruption in 1971.

New daily cases reach highest level in 17 months after curbs relaxed for highly vaccinated population.

Time is running out for countries to drastically reduce carbon emissions to avoid further global catastrophe.

FDA advisory body this week recommended coronavirus booster shots for people above age 65 and those at high risk.

Polls close in Russia's parliamentary elections after third day of voting across 11 time zones.

Taliban's refugee minister Haqqani tells Al Jazeera urgent actions are needed to help displaced Afghans before winter.

The decision infuriated the PCB and sparked calls for a boycott of the New Zealand team.

Two months after sacking the PM and suspending parliament, President Saied faces major protests.

Polls show PM Justin Trudeau's Liberals hold a slight edge over the rival Conservatives ahead of Monday's vote.

Canadians go to the polls on Monday. Here's what you need to know about the parties, leaders, and key election issues.

A recent survey shows that even Western and Israeli pundits know two states in Palestine are impossible.

Bouteflika buried at El Alia cemetery without fanfare and official mourning period accorded to previous leaders.

Nearly 500 migrants and refugees held a two month hunger strike in a bid to get the right to live legally in Belgium.

Iran’s membership in the organisation is a success, but its extent will likely be limited in the short term.

All eyes are on Paris for the 2024 Olympics but Rio residents are still waiting for promises to be delivered.

US plan to step up deportations has not dampened the resolve of many Haitian migrants to seek a better life.

Pacquiao presents a potential obstacle to Rodrigo Duterte’s succession plans as the race for the top post takes shape.

Australia's move to ditch a submarine deal has spiralled into an unprecedented diplomatic row between Western allies.

China’s new restrictions might be unthinkable elsewhere, but it is time for a digital detox.

Turkey hopes relations with the US, blighted by a litany of disputes, can be salvaged on President Erdogan's trip.

Demonstrators mark 15th anniversary of coup d'etat that overthrew then Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra.

United Russia party is set to win the polls after Kremlin critic Alexey Navalny's allies barred from running in June.

Brazen jailbreak with utensils has put spoons in the spotlight at Palestinian rallies.

Protesters angry at the Tunisian president's seizure of broad powers faced off against his supporters.

Arrest campaign started after the escape of six high-profile Palestinian security prisoners from Gilboa prison.

Ali Kalora of East Indonesia Mujahideen was one of two killed in Indonesia's continuing crackdown on hardline groups.

Some 4,800 people will select the Election Committee following China's changes, compared with 233,000 five years ago.

Photos suggest expanded enrichment plant could increase production of weapons-grade plutonium by as much as 25 percent.

Police say the two men, who escaped on September 6, were found in an eastern district of Jenin city.

The Elon Musk-developed spacecraft splashed down in calm seas off Florida on Saturday evening.

Foreign minister says unprecedented recalling of envoys 'very symbolic' act after scrapping of submarines contract.

The annual Cure Salee festival bringing together Tuareg and Wodaabe pastoralists marks the end of the rainy season.

There has been no claim of responsibility for the series of explosions that left at least seven dead.

The US pressures all sides to stop fighting and negotiate peace in northern Ethiopia.

Thousands of people in Del Rio to be put on 'removal flights' within next three days, officials say.

Did 9/11 really open a 'new' chapter in American history?

Foreign ministers of two countries agree during call to deepen strategic partnership, discuss Indo-Pacific developments.

Fifteen-member body calls on government leaders to give top priority to holding long-delayed national elections this yea

Grieving relatives of Afghan civilian victims demand accountability, as well as financial compensation and relocation.

First major demonstration in Tunis since President Kais Saied seized ruling powers and dismissed parliament in July.