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Quick count puts Pedro Castillo ahead of Keiko Fujimori by 0.4 of a percentage point.

At least 33 killed and more than 120 injured after express train derails and is hit by another train in Sindh province.

Military attacks have forced villagers into the jungle and stiffened the resolve of those fighting against the coup.

Senate commission staffers are latest to raise concerns about Brazil hosting football tournament amid COVID-19 pandemic.

Germany's Christian Democrats fend off far-right AfD challenge, garnering 36 percent of the vote, exit polls show.

Mired in a court battle on corruption charges, Netanyahu faces being toppled by a motley coalition of parties.

Joe Manchin, key swing vote in US Senate, to oppose bill that would expand voting access and is backed by Democrats.

Security forces in Colombia have been accused of using excessive force during nationwide anti-government protests.

Criticism over a WHO inquiry, new US administration have led to renewed interest in coronavirus origin hypothesis.

Residential school survivor calls on Pope to apologise for church role in abuse against Indigenous children in Canada.

G7 nations reach landmark agreement on 15 percent corporate tax rate.

Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, announce the birth of Lilibet 'Lili' Diana Mountbatten-Windsor.

The televangelist, who founded a Christian megachurch in Lagos, died from an undisclosed cause, his church said.

Pope Francis expresses 'pain' after remains of 215 Indigenous students found, but does not offer long-sought apology.

Al Jazeera Arabic journalist Givara Budeiri sustained a fractured hand while being violently arrested in Sheikh Jarrah.

Health minister says the variant causing surge in COVID cases is 40 percent more transmissible than the Alpha variant.

Conflict raging in remote Tigrayan towns leaves civilians with life-changing injuries and healthcare centres devastated.

Migrant advocates call for rights-based approach ahead of Vice President Harris' visit to Guatemala and Mexico.

More than 20,000 posts are up for grabs, Mexico's electoral body says, while nearly 95 million people are eligible to vote.

Peruvians will make a choice between right-wing populist Keiko Fujimori and left-wing Pedro Castillo.

Al Jazeera correspondent Givara Budeiri has been released from custody after being violently arrested by Israeli police.

Two opposition parties in Somalia's breakaway region announce political alliance, securing parliamentary majority.

Behind the walls of Kabul Public Library, an 81-year-old poet kept the tradition and spirit of Afghan Sufi poetry alive.

The Philippines' government has to change course on the pandemic and focus on helping the poor stay afloat.

Palestinian activists behind social media campaign against forced expulsions in Sheikh Jarrah arrested

Japanese player pulled out of French Open after organisers threatened to expel her for not honouring media commitments.

Budeiri was reporting on a sit-in marking the 54th anniversary of the Naksa when she was assaulted and arrested.

Tribal supporters of a lawmaker who was banned from Parliament clash with police in Jordan's capital, authorities said.

The US's C-RAM defence system shoots down the drones above the Ain al-Asad base in Iraq's western desert, army says.

The move, if approved, would make El Salvador the first country to formally accept cryptocurrency as legal money.

The authorities say the data recorder will be handed over to local law enforcement agencies investigating the fire.

Huge mass of marine mucilage has bloomed in Turkey's Marmara, as well as in the adjoining Black Sea and Aegean Sea.

But the LGBTQI fight for equality in the country – and Africa – is still far from over.

Thai foreign ministry urges Myanmar military to implement a 'five-point consensus' reached during ASEAN talks.

The attack comes as Omani delegation arrives for mediating peace talks between the Yemeni government and Houthi rebels.

Arturo Cruz's detention comes three days after presidential candidate Cristiana Chamorro was placed under house arrest.

Blast occurs hours before Taliban leaders and UN officials met in Qatar to discuss the Afghan peace process.

US donation comes after Taiwan accused China of trying to block the island from accessing vaccines internationally.

Burkina Faso mourns as UN chief calls on countries to redouble efforts to fight 'violent extremism'.

Abuja's chief legal officer orders prosecution of anyone who refuses to follow the government's block on social network.

Network condemns Givara Budeiri's arrest, says 'systematic targeting' of staff violates 'all international conventions'.

Hardline judiciary chief Ebrahim Raisi is favourite among seven candidates to win Iran's June 18 presidential election.

Kurdish-led administration in Syria's northeast handed over the group to a delegation from the Netherlands on Saturday.

From threatening prosecution to exchanging allegations, aspirants do not hold back any punches in their first debate.

Givara Budeiri was assaulted during her arrest while covering a demonstration in Sheikh Jarrah, occupied East Jerusalem.

Authorities consider mass killing of mammoth mammals to reduce growing numbers, but conservationists warn of risks.

State media says clashes at Ayeyarwady region village left three dead, while local media say up to 20 civilians killed.

US news outlets say Trump administration had secretly tried to obtain journalists' records as part of leak probes.

Palestinian rights advocates in US condemn reports Israel plans to request additional $1bn in military aid.

For now, it seems bilateral reconciliation efforts in the GCC are proceeding, albeit at various speeds.