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President Lukashenko says the migrants Lithuania turns away will not be allowed back into Belarus.

The comments come as tensions rise in the region following deadly tanker attack off coast of Oman.

Troops patrol streets in Srinagar while most shops remain shut to mark disputed region's loss of special status in 2019.

New Delhi is seeking to expand its presence in the Indian Ocean to challenge Chinese expansionism.

The end of privacy: A global investigation exposes the scope and danger posed by Israeli spyware Pegasus.

Infections surge in the Japanese capital hosting the Olympics despite a state of emergency in place since mid-July.

Police arrest supporters of detained opposition leader Freeman Mbowe, main opposition party Chadema says.

The ambitious goal, to be outlined in an executive order, has been voluntarily agreed to by top US automakers.

Rashford, Sancho and Saka were targeted on social media following the Euro 2020 final match against Italy.

Two years after the revocation of Kashmir's special status, India is still working to silence Kashmiris.

UNICEF says only one in four Indian children has access to digital devices and the internet.

The possible sale, which has not been finalised, has again angered China as US seeks deeper ties with Taiwan.

Hundreds of unemployed or struggling workers and homeless children are fed at Mehmankhana or 'dining place for guests'.

Hezbollah-run station confirms two air raids outside the town of Mahmoudiya, near the Lebanese-Israeli border.

Largest force in Parliament shifts course, says president's moves constitute opportunity for reform.

Amnesty says it documented at least 115 killings by security forces this year in restive southeastern states.

Activists are urging officials to increase accountability for perpetrators and boost support for survivors.

The official, speaking anonymously, said the change is part of a plan to reopen US to travel from several countries.

Announcement comes three months after families began legal action over policy of forced assimilation.

Memorials turned into protests on the one-year anniversary marking enormous explosion that devastated Lebanon's capital.

As disputed region marks second anniversary of losing special status, Al Jazeera reviews what New Delhi's move achieved.

From managing an ailing economy to balancing ties with the West, Iran’s eighth president will not have an easy job.

For decades, 77-year-old Uncle Jack was a familiar face on Australian TVs. He was also homeless and addicted to heroin.

Former hockey greats end four-decade medal drought with 5-4 win over Germany to secure bronze at the Tokyo Games.

Latest move will place more than 70 percent of Japan's population under some sort of COVID-19 restrictions.

Karaoke lounges, bars and casinos under scrutiny after cases in Southeast Asian country surge into the tens of thousands

Greenpeace says early arrival of hot weather, more frequent heat waves could have severe effects on people's lives.

Martial art has been snubbed three times before and will not be part of Paris 2024, despite its popularity in France.

Kyaw Moe Tun tells UN chief Antonio Guterres that at least 40 people were killed in the Sagaing area in July.

Al Jazeera speaks to Mohamad Yusuf Tarigami, convener of a pro-India Kashmiri alliance which met Narendra Modi in June.

Ex-FARC and right-wing paramilitary leaders testify as part of Truth Commission into country's decades-long conflict.

Supreme Court justice rules President Jair Bolsonaro to face probe for claims Brazil's electoral system marred by fraud.

Ride-hailing and food delivery giant reported widening losses for Q2, even as riders returned in bigger numbers.

Local prosecutors investigating Cuomo after independent probe validates sexual misconduct allegations by 11 women.

The call comes as the conflict threatens to spill over to other parts of the country amid humanitarian crisis.

Power plant in town of Milas threatened in the second week of wildfires across Turkey's Aegean and Mediterranean coasts.

Mexico is seeking compensation for damages, which are estimated at as much as $10bn, officials said.

Machar was deposed following a three-day gathering of senior leaders, the party's military wing said.

Have peace talks held in Qatar between the Afghan government and the Taliban become pointless?

COVID-19 vaccination rates increase by 16 percent across US as officials warn against highly contagious variant.

Berenice Quezada is under house arrest, her Citizens Alliance for Liberty party says, as Ortega's crackdown continues.

The US government's authority to prohibit evictions is seen as questionable as Biden, Democrats change course.

Former South African president will be allowed out of jail to attend the case in person.

On Tuesday, Korea detected first two cases of the new Delta Plus COVID-19 variant.

Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou has been fighting her extradition case while under house arrest in Vancouver, Canada.

A year on, questions surrounding a massive oil spill from a bulk carrier near the island nation's shores remain.

WHO chief says the move was to enable at least 10 percent of the population of every country to be vaccinated.

US officials determined there was credible evidence the ship, operated by a Chinese national, is using forced labour.

Eriksen collapsed in the first half of Denmark's opening match at the European Championship in June.

Private sector added only 330,000 jobs last month, said ADP, as employers struggle to fill a record number of openings.