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Israeli army says it is withdrawing most troops from Khan Younis, though a significant force' will continue to operate.

Video shows a car ramming a crowd of anti-government protesters in Israel during mass demonstrations against Netanyahu.

Ecuador's police nabbed their former vice president in Mexico's embassy by force, causing Mexico to cut diplomatic ties.

Annelle Sheline talks about quitting her job at the US State Department due to frustration over 'naive' Israel policy.

Ecuador sees mining as a 'crucial driver' of the economy, providing jobs and incomes, but locals disagree.

The international community's efforts to prosecute perpetrators of core crimes remain selective and politicised.

The floods, caused by rising water levels in the Ural river, force thousands of people to evacuate.

As Israel continues the war in Gaza, with no indication of a victory, it risks formenting endless conflict.

The killing of the seven aid workers in Gaza is a direct consequence of Israel's brutal rules of engagement'.

Indirect talks set in Egypt with CIA director, Qatari PM holding separate meetings with Israeli and Hamas delegations.

Six months have passed since Israel began its brutal war on Gaza, killing more than 33,000 Palestinians.

World number one Novak Djokovic is hoping for one last matchup with the 14-time French Open champion at Roland Garros.

As the war enters its 773rd day, these are the main developments.

Beijing's naval and air patrols in the disputed waterway take place as several US allies conduct first joint drills.

The three-day festival celebrates the completion of the fasting month of Ramadan by Muslims across the world.

Red Bull return to winning form, with Max Verstappen leading teammate Sergio Perez to a one-two finish at Suzuka.

Parliament Speaker Peter Pellegrini wins second round of presidential election, cementing grip of the pro-Russian PM.

Jack Picone reflects on his journey through Rwanda in 1994, and the lifelong nightmares it has left him with.

About 190,000 registered candidates running for local government positions, including mayors and councillors.

President Paul Kagame leads rites in Kigali as the African nation marks one of the bloodiest massacres of 20th century.

Riyadh Almasharqah spent two weeks in Gaza's European Hospital, is trying to return to continue caring for people there.

It has been 30 years since the Rwandan genocide.

On October 7, a series of powerful earthquakes hit remote western Afghanistan with much of the devastation hidden.

A look at the devastating toll Israel's war on Gaza has taken on the Palestinian people.

Local media, in particular, were crucial in aiding the mass killings while world media ignored or underplayed them.

Nicaragua joins Mexico in severing ties with Quito, while Brazil said the embassy raid is a clear violation of law.

The killing of international aid workers with World Central Kitchen (WCK) sparks strongest Western reaction to date.

Local media reported demonstrations taking place in 50 locations across the country amid anger at Netanyahu government.

Russia and Ukraine a key point of contention between two leading candidates who went into the election neck and neck.

The demonstration was organised to protest against fossil fuel subsidies in the Netherlands.

How India has fared in the past decade on the foreign policy and economic policy fronts.

Those mobilising against the Israeli genocide face exhaustion and burnout. This is part of Israel's attrition strategy.

As the Muslim fasting month draws to a close next week, many Palestinians spend their days in prayer amid Israel's war.

In a special episode of The Listening Post, three Al Jazeera journalists reflect on life throughout this genocide.

Islamabad said the comments undermine peace and impede the prospect of constructive engagement.

Protest was led by Peter Magyar, a former government insider who plans to challenge Prime Minister Viktor Orban's party.

Stunning Puerto Escondido was on a direct path to destruction. But the community fought back - and won.

Authorities warn of dangerous water levels on the Ural river and open an investigation into the dam breach.

ISIL claimed responsibility for twin bombings in Kerman this year that had killed nearly 100 people.

Godzilla began life as a symbol of the horrific destruction caused by the atomic bombs dropped on Japan in 1945.

Ukrainian officials say at least 10 people have been injured in the attacks on the eastern border city.

Former House speaker among lawmakers putting pressure on White House in letter citing Gaza humanitarian crisis.

As the war enters its 772nd day, these are the main developments.

In a small town in northern Lebanon, a community of rock climbers with its own unique philosophy is taking root.

United Nations chief says Israel's military campaign in Gaza has brought 'relentless death and destruction'.

Ecuador police storm Mexico's embassy in Quito to arrest former vice president Jorge Glas.

Recent clashes between the Philippines and China in the South China Sea have raised concerns of a maritime escalation.

A quaint local festival celebrates the life of the first dog to receive a Royal Navy rank

How one Muslim man's deep bond with a Jewish woman in India lives on through the shop she left to him.

Judge Juan Merchan criticised the defence team's attempt to compel NBC to turn over documents related to Stormy Daniels.