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The US vice president says that it would be a huge mistake' to move into the city in southern Gaza.

The fast bowler has come out of retirement and made himself available for the upcoming ICC T20 World Cup.

Floods and landslides follow record heatwave that saw the heat index soar above 62 degrees Celsius (143.6F).

Manila says confrontation near Second Thomas Shoal wounded three of its soldiers and caused severe damage to its vessel.

As the war enters its 760th day, these are the main developments.

S Iswaran accused of receiving gifts worth $14,000 from individual who had business dealings with Transport Ministry.

Four suspects charged with terrorism as Russia observes a day of mourning over deadliest attack in two decades.

UK leader says investment is vital in 'more dangerous and contested world.'

Early results show Bassirou Diomaye Faye in the lead but his rival from ruling coalition says a run-off will be needed.

The central African country's presidential election is set to take place in May.

Harris will be voted in as Ireland's youngest-ever prime minister when parliament next sits on April 9.

The polls take place following a period of uncertainty after President Macky Sall sought to delay the election.

A 110-year-old tradition has waiters racing through Paris streets while balancing coffee and croissants.

An open letter by employees calls on the MPS to reconsider its stance on Israel in view of Israeli genocidal actions.

A Moscow-installed regional official says 10 missiles shot down amid a major Ukrainian air attack.

Authorities in Aceh province have received several reports about dead bodies floating in nearby waters since Saturday.

Russia has detained the four gunmen and other suspects connected to the attack at a Moscow concert hall.

Search operation is still ongoing, governor of Moscow region says, amid fears the death toll of 137 may further rise.

A roundup of some of the main events last week.

Israeli protesters have paraglided over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's residence in Caesarea with banners.

The Canadian government's pledge not to sell weapons to Israel doesn't apply to permits worth millions already approved.

During a visit to Egypt, Antonio Guterres warns of impact Israel's months-long war on Gaza is having around the globe.

Ex-Foreign Minister Ivan Korcok and current parliament Speaker Peter Pellegrini to face off in April's vote.

Children who were kidnapped in two separate abductions in northern Nigeria have been freed.

Palestinian politician Mustafa Barghouti and US professor Ian Lustick dissect Biden's refusal to end the war in Gaza.

The group's Afghanistan arm in particular has gained since the return of the Taliban - even though the two are rivals.

Kidnapping in Kaduna on March 7 was one of the biggest such attacks in years and prompted national outcry over security.

Rescued in the middle of the Mediterranean, two men describe their experience being trafficked.

A caffeine-free 'coffee' in South Africa turns a problem plant into a healthy drink - and income for a remote community.

Israeli warplanes pound southern Gaza as mediation efforts to end Israel's war on the enclave appear to be stalling.

Baumgartner unleashed a 25-metre shot past the goalkeeper after six seconds to break the record for the fastest goal.

Sainz finished ahead of teammate Charles Leclerc after Red Bull's Verstappen retired on the fourth lap with engine fire.

The all-rounder has made himself availble for Pakistan's squad for the 2024 ICC T20 World Cup in June.

Al Jazeera's Nicolas Haque recounts events leading up to Senegal's presidential polls and how some hope for a miracle.

China's birthrate is falling and hospital maternity departments across the country are closing, according to reports.

Authorities in Gaza said 23 people were also injured while waiting for bags of flour and aid near Kuwait Roundabout.

Members reject text drafted by the US in advance of another vote.

The law, known as Article 23, has been criticised internationally over fears it could erode civil liberties.

Take off to the International Space Station follows aborted launch on Thursday after a voltage drop in a power source.

On visit to Rafah crossing, Antonio Guterres urges Israel to give people in Gaza unfettered access to humanitarian aid.

Some Russians blame lax security for the horrific attack claimed by ISIL. But analysts recall a darker history.

Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) tries to link Ukraine to assault despite ISIL affiliate claim of responsibility.

Amid the rubble and pain of Gaza, stories emerge of Palestinian bravery and generosity.

Deadly attack in Moscow claimed by ISIL affiliate leaves more than 133 people dead and approximately 100 injured.

What's the US's issue with TikTok? Is it data security, secret Chinese influence or pro-Palestinian content?

Armed men stormed theCrocus City HallnearMoscow, shooting people and setting the building on fire.

Bill passes after hours of gridlock over funding for three-quarters of the government for the next six months.

After weeks of speculation, the Princess of Wales has said she has cancer and is undergoing preventive chemotherapy.

Three candidates and one former favourite for the office of president have tax inspector backgrounds.

The 35 men are to be prosecuted for the hijacking of cargo vessel MV Ruen in December when they took the crew hostage.