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Demonstrations held in Athens and Thessaloniki against rising prices, low wages and unaffordable housing.

Vote marks fourth time Joe Biden's administration has vetoed a UNSC Gaza ceasefire resolution since Israel's war began.

The US vetoed a UN Security Council resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza and the release of captives.

Australia and India resume a rivalry ready to challenge the Ashes as Test cricket's number one.

Tottenham accept misconduct ruling against Uruguayan midfielder but appeal against length of seven-game ban.

Police in the Georgian capital, Tbilisi have dragged away and arrested anti-government protesters.

Fault Lines follows the journey of a 13-year-old amputee from Gaza named Leyan as she seeks treatment in the US.

Al Hassan was convicted in June of war crimes during the 2012-13 period, when Ansar al-Din ruled Timbuktu.

Stefan Wolff on how US permission to allow Ukraine to attack military targets inside Russia may even" the battlefield.

Menachem Klein talks about Netanyahu's flawed strategy for imposing a ceasefire betweenIsrael and Hezbollah.

Pacific Island nations are working to protect their waters from the impact of climate change, but can't do it alone.

Yuliya Kazdobina on Ukrainian reaction to US setting a limit on where US made weapons can be used inside Russia.

Upper house of parliament also approves bill that bans citizens from several countries from adopting Russian children.

Video shows doctors working to save patients amid heavy Israeli attacks on Kamal Adwan Hospital in north Gaza.

As Israeli raids intensify in the occupied West Bank, a paramedic and a released prisoner fight to survive.

Al Jazeera journalist Hossam Shabat has been injured while reporting on an Israeli attack that hit a house in Gaza City.

Count stokes tensions in Iraqi Kurdistan, with fears that reduced numbers will lessen Kurdish clout in sectarian system.

British farmers say they will be forced to sell farms under inheritance tax reforms.

Police and armed residents have killed 28 gang members after they attempted to attack a suburb of Haiti's capital.

The House speaker is against the release of the report that looks into the sexual misconduct allegations against Gaetz.

The military has not elaborated on the details of the operation, which comes after a series of deadly attacks.

How big industries, politicians and the media have warped public understanding and action on the climate crisis.

Mads Gilbert marks the 1 year anniversary of Israel's attack on Al-Shifa hospital, and Palestinian spirit of resistance.

Holders Argentina close on World Cup place as Lautaro Martinez joins Diego Maradona as country's fifth leading scorer.

Germans will head to the polls early next year after the coalition led by Chancellor Olaf Scholz collapsed.

Kizza Besigye's wife says he was seized in Nairobi, is being held in Kampala, and calls for his immediate release.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola is understood to have agreed to extend his contract until the end of next season.

Nadal's superlative career was celebrated in front of his home crowd after Netherlands upset Spain in the Davis Cup.

Civilians, including children, make up 84 percent of landmine casualties, with the highest numbers last year in Myanmar.

People in Ukraine marked 1,000 days of war by lighting 1,000 candles in the capital, Kyiv.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. says Mary Jane Veloso to come home after 'long and difficult journey'.

Tehran reportedly offers to stop expanding high-enriched uranium stockpile during visit by UN nuclear watchdog chief.

Move follows ambulance attack in which patients were executed and staff tear-gassed.

Environmentalists say industrial-scale tea farming has destroyed the soil's nutrients and led to conflict with animals.

These were the key developments on the 1,000th day of the Russia-Ukraine war.

Round-the-clock demonstrations called in Tbilisi amid claims that elections last month were influenced by Russia.

Israeli attacks have killed at least 17,400 children in Gaza. That is one child killed every 30 minutes.

BJP accused of trying to divide tribal and Muslim votes by raising bogey of 'Bangladeshi infiltrators' in a key region.

US President Biden's decision to provide antipersonnel mines comes after Ukraine fired ATACMS missiles into Russia.

Lai denies supporting Hong Kong independence, says his now-defunct newspaper stood for 'core values' of city's people.

Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu offers cash rewards, safe way out of war-torn Gaza as inducements to free Israeli captives.

Half of survey respondents also say mining giant's workplace culture has improved 'a lot' or 'a little'.

The number of Lebanese soldiers killed in Israeli attacks since October 2023 reported to reach 41 after latest attack.

Prosecutors oppose dismissing case but concede sentencing could be delayed until US president-elect is out of office.

US announcement follows months of frustration over Maduro government's claims of victory in contested July election.

The president-elect travelled to Texas with SpaceX CEO to watch the latest test of the billionaire's Starship rocket.

US president-elect names Howard Lutnick as choice for commerce secretary, Linda McMahon for education secretary.

Farmers say the tax will destroy family farms and threaten food production, while gov't says it's needed to raise funds.

French farmers are protesting the European Union-Mercosur trade deal

Mazyouna, a 12-year-old girl from Gaza, is suffering from severe injuries following an Israeli strike on her home.