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Armed group says Hussam Abu Harbeed, one of its leaders in Gaza, was killed by an Israeli air raid.

President Joe Biden's $1.9 trillion pandemic relief package expands the US child tax credit for one year.

Iran's Bijan Namdar Zanganehis the longest-serving oil minister in OPEC.

The majority conservative court will decide whether states can ban abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy.

Corruption case relating to $2bn arms deal adjourned until May 26 as defence raises concerns over the lead prosecutor.

More than 100 people including children made the perilous journey, some of whom used swimming rings and rubber dinghies.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken says the US asked Israel for justification for the strike that levelled the tower.

Chinese rocket's uncontrolled landing near the Maldives highlights the need to mitigate a larger space debris issue.

Some legislators say most recent US deal could be used as leverage on Israel to end violence.

As Israeli raids continue, sporting stars from the UK to Chile raise the Palestinian flag and post messages of support.

Getting a gun involves mandatory steps including psychiatric tests. How did a teenager succeed in his mission to kill?

Rights groups urge UN court to investigate Israel's 'war crimes' after bombing media offices.

Hezbollah called for a march through its stronghold of Dahieh in south Beirut on Monday, high turnout is expected.

No humanitarian assistance can relieve Palestinian suffering, only the end of the Israeli occupation and apartheid can.

Three workers dismissed from services after government implements new laws aimed at stemming 'anti-India' sentiment.

Kingdom has vaccinated close to 11.5 million residents with at least one jab of COVID-19 vaccines.

People can now meet indoors in England, Scotland and Wales, but caution urged as a variant first found in India spreads.

Tens of thousands of people from nearly 100 cities have participated in protests in solidarity with Palestinians.

Washington has reportedly blocked UNSC statements that condemned Israel's military response and called for a ceasefire.

US Secretary of State Blinken had separate phone calls with foreign ministers of the three Middle East countries.

Gaza health ministry says 16 women and 10 children among those killed on Sunday with more than 50 people wounded.

Powerful cyclone roaring in Arabian Sea moves towards Gujarat as authorities evacuate hundreds of thousands of people.

Bombings killed at least two Gaza doctors, exacerbating a medical expertise shortage in the besieged enclave.

The periodic rise of voting in Iran does not point to an affirmation of the ruling regime’s legitimacy.

A switch to more secure jobs and an exodus of foreign workers have exacerbated a staff shortage, a survey found.

Modi pushes forward with building new parliament and other structures, as critics accuse him of misplaced priorities.

In a village in Uttar Pradesh as many as 18 people have died in three weeks, but without testing the cause is 'unknown'.

The board used an external law firm for a 'thorough investigation' but did not reach a conclusion as Gates stepped down.

US statement following talks between Pakistani FM Qureshi and US Secretary of State Blinken makes no mention of Gaza.

Samoa's top court overrules attempt to void April election results, paving way for the opposition to form a government.

Ruling coalition loses out as Chile prepares to rewrite constitution following mass protests against inequality in 2019.

Elon Musk's tweet hinting that Tesla is thinking of, or may have, sold its cryptocurrencies sent Bitcoin skidding.

After record expansion in the January quarter, growth in April, including retail sales, slowed, showing uneven recovery.

Shahid Jameel resigns from forum of scientific advisers set up by government days after questioning pandemic's handling.

Nearly 200 Palestinians killed, including 58 children, in the Gaza Strip as Israeli bombardment enters second week.

Southeast Asian nation reports 9,635 new cases on Monday, as it scrambles to contain third wave of coronavirus.

UNICEF says move would address shortfalls after India held back planned exports to cover its own surging outbreak.

Palestinian citizens of Israel say widespread protests reflect a shared movement against Israeli colonialism.

More than 150 also injured after bleacher collapses at an uncompleted synagogue in the occupied West Bank.

Six Israeli police injured as Palestinian crashes his vehicle into a roadblock in the Sheikh Jarrah neighbourhood.

Voter turnout has been low, but Chileans say they hope to participate in 'shaping future' of the country.

Iran calls for strong international response to Israel’s 'crimes against humanity and war crimes' against Palestinians.

Textbook header from a corner was one of the most sensational moments of this or any Premier League season.

Israel condemned for air raid in Gaza that destroyed a tower housing media offices, including Al Jazeera's.

Rebel group formed in Myanmar after February coup says 10 members were wounded this week amid intensified fighting.

Riyad al-Maliki calls Israel 'occupying colonial state' as Israeli envoy slams Hamas at UN Security Council session.

Joe Biden is not only US president to back Israel amid criticism of military operations and abuses against Palestinians.

How Israelis moved from shooting and crying to shooting and laughing in Palestine.

Muslim advocacy groups say they 'cannot in good conscience' join event as US defends Israel amid Gaza attacks.

Defiant Israeli prime minister says Gaza bombing campaign 'will take time', as 42 Palestinians were killed on Sunday.