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The Portugal football team captain reacts to the passing of his teammate Diogo Jota, killed in a car crash.

YouGov poll suggests Reform UK would be country's largest party, while former ruling Conservative Party slips further.

Analysts say the US-Vietnam trade deal may give a glimpse of the template the US will use with other Asian countries.

Tributes are coming in following the passing of the popular footballer, who died in a car crash in Spain on Thursday.

The country has had three leaders in as many days, following a court's decision to suspend Paetongtarn Shinawatra.

Security has been beefed up for this pilgrimage, taking place just months after a deadly gun attack in the area.

New court filings detail his ordeal after his deportation became a flashpoint in Trump's immigration crackdown.

The 28-year-old died in a car accident near Zamora, in northwestern Spain, two weeks after his wedding day.

Michael Lynk on the laws protecting civilians in Gaza and the responsibilities of GHF in delivering aid safely.

Rescue teams near Bali in Indonesia have been searching for dozens of missing passengers after a ferry sank.

Ukrainian farmers brave minefields with rakes and tractors to reclaim their fertile lands amid devastating war remnants.

Efforts to win over holdout House Republicans extend into early hours as Trump's tax and spending bill hits hurdles.

Weather warnings come as Vice Premier Zhang Guoqing urges officials in Hebei province to up their evacuation efforts.

Gaza's Government Media Office says Israel has committed '26 bloody massacres' in the last two days.

As Kyiv was dealt new blows on the front lines, Ukrainian troops continued to strike targets within Russia.

Here are the key events on day 1,225 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

The US president has repeatedly called on the top central banker to step down amid disagreement over interest rates.

The court ruled that Trump's presidential powers did not authorise him to set up an 'alternative immigration system'.

Authorities say at least four people dead and 32 missing after vessel sinks off resort island.

The doctoral student has admitted to breaking into the rental home and killing four University of Idaho students.

Pentagon says its intelligence assessments show that Iran's nuclear sites were destroyed in 'bold' US attacks.

The jury's decision highlights the complexities of intimate partner violence and the legacy of the #MeToo movement.

Government says decriminalisation fueled social ills, but producers argue new rules will only push industry underground.

Talks lay groundwork for a summit between EU and Chinese leaders in Beijing on July 24 and 25.

Any transshipment will face 40 percent levy, while Vietnam will accept US goods tariff-free.

Men's second seed, Carlos Alcaraz, and women's top seed, Aryna Sabalenka, ease into respective third rounds.

Restaurant workers point out that new work requirements don't account for the unstable hours inherent in food service.

A New York jury found rapper Sean Diddy' Combs not guilty of sexual trafficking and engaging in a criminal enterprise.

Video shows the rescue of a woman from rubble and flames in Gaza City following an an Israeli bombing.

An Israeli strike on a residential building in Gaza killed the director of the Indonesian Hospital.

Palestinians still flock to Gaza Humanitarian Foundation aid sites, even after hundreds are killed by Israeli forces.

The two sides are marking 50 years of relations this month, holding talks and pledging deeper cooperation.

Del Monte's losses have piled up as consumers choose healthier or cheaper alternatives.

Amnesty slams move as unprecedented legal overreach', puts protesters against Gaza war on a par with al-Qaeda, ISIL.

Brazil's Fluminense face Saudi Arabia's Al Hilal in first of the quarterfinals of the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup.

Scientists say heatwaves and storms are becoming more intense due to human-driven climate change.

The US-brokered peace agreement comes after years of conflict, displacing 7 million people.

Al Jazeera Mubasher's Omar Faiad recounts life aboard the Madleen aid ship headed to Gaza.

US jury in New York clears music mogul of more serious charges, including sex trafficking and racketeering.

A domestic flight in Australia was delayed for nearly two hours after a snake was found in the cargo hold of the plane.

Abu Shabab is the leader of the Popular Forces, a criminal group in southern Gaza thought to be backed by Israel.

Other carmakers including Volvo and Rivian reported a drop in sales on Wednesday.

Trump threatened to arrest Zohran Mamdani if the latter did not cooperate with ICE deportation operations in New York.

Russian strikes hit across Ukraine after the US announced it would halt some weapon shipments.

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar says the deal is popular both in Israeli cabinet and within the public at large.

Japanese activist Yusuke Furusawa has been protesting alone against the Gaza genocide for more than 600 days.

Majed Bamya says using Jewish identity as a shield" for Israel's crimes against Gaza civilians is not acceptable."

I don't think that any prosecutor is going to drag those women back into court to tell their story entirely again..."

Bangladesh's interim government says the conviction shows commitment to justice.

Getting entangled in conflicts thousands of kilometres away from home.