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IMF says inflation has dropped from 70 percent, economy expanded in the second half of 2023.

A recent surge in violence by armed groups in Myanmar is causing upheaval and displacement among Rohingya once again.

San Francisco-based social media platform's shares close at $50.44 in long-awaited initial public offering.

Security Council expected to vote on Friday on US-drafted ceasefire resolution with talks to continue in Qatar.

Kuala Lumpur targets record 5 million Chinese visitors in 2024 as it hopes to accelerate post-pandemic recovery.

As the war enters its 757th day, these are the main developments.

Vo Van Thuong is the latest high-profile figure to resign amid a corruption crackdown.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said a ceasefire is the best way to increase the flow of humanitarian aid to Gaza.

At least 12 others wounded in blast that targeted a group of people waiting outside a bank in city centre.

Kejriwal is a key leader in an opposition alliance challenging Prime Minister Narendra Modi in elections next month.

Four-year-old police unit rescues exotic wildlife sold on the international black market.

Russia launched its biggest missile strike in weeks on the city of Kyiv.

Biden-backed, bipartisan legislation to avoid government shutdown would ban aid for UN agency for Palestinian refugees.

The UN General Assembly has called for a set of international guidelines to address the risks and benefits of AI.

Navalny's widow Yulia said the court rejected the lawsuit because it would have meant disclosing more information.

Global nuclear power generation is set to peak next year, despite claims it is dangerous and costly.

Indonesian authorities rescue at least 69 Rohingya refugees who had been at sea for weeks.

Hundreds of protesters have taken to the streets in Cuba in recent days as the country faces food shortages.

A mother and poet finds herself lost for words to process the loss of her four children this Mother's Day.

Indonesian rescue teams have saved at least 69 Rohingya refugees from a capsized wooden boat.

Football's world governing body faces backlash for 'hypocritical' silence as Israel faces Iceland as the war rages on.

Elon Musk's brain chip company Neuralink has showed its first patient appearing to play online chess using his mind.

The government is set to be sworn in on April 2 but could face strong resistance from the far-right Chega party.

101 East goes inside a Chinese military-style boot camp for kids.

Can Kohli finally win an IPL crown, will Starc justify that max contract and what role will the Indian election play?

Supreme Court says 'serious constitutional questions' raised by petitioners challenging the IT ministry's notification.

Party says Modi government has 'crippled' it before upcoming election by freezing bank accounts in an income tax case.

Investigation draws up a list of those killed but also finds certain claims repeated by Israeli politicians untrue.

At least 21 people killed in one of the war's worst assaults on port city as Russia continues to make battlefield gains.

Eyeing a prospective Israel-Hamas truce deal in Qatar, the US draft resolution does not demand a ceasefire now.

A group of women shaved their heads in solidarity with Palestinian women in Gaza.

Brazilian judges uphold Italian court's ruling and say Robinho must serve the sentence in his home country.

A Palestinian man risked his life to retrieve the bodies of two neighbours who were killed by Israeli snipers.

Some 30 cruise and ballistic missiles shot down over Kyiv in the first large attack on Ukraine's capital in 44 days.

Israeli PM's comments follow mounting criticism from Democrats on the catastrophic humanitarian situation in Gaza.

We will always remember the bombs, the bullets, the hunger and the rubble.

Is Modi's 'crusade against corruption' targeting his opponents?

Washington and Tokyo sponsor a UNSC resolution calling on countries not to deploy or develop nuclear weapons in space.

Al Jazeera joined a Royal Jordanian Air Force flight that dropped essential aid over Gaza City.

Many elderly Chinese view working beyond retirement age as a necessity as pension system struggles to meet their needs.

Some 300 million people around the world celebrate the Persian New Year, a festival rooted in Zoroastrianism.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has begun a Middle East tour hoping to secure a ceasefire in Israel's war on Gaza.

Political parties trade blame for economic slump that follows aggressive interest rate hikes to tame inflation.

Sabalenka's match at the Miami Open has been moved back by a day following the death of her former boyfriend Koltsov.

The bill, called SB129, bans publicly-funded institutions from maintaining DEI offices or teaching 'divisive concepts'.

The suspects will remain in custody until May 18 and face as long as 10 years in prison if found guilty.

The index is being finalised ahead of elections, with New Delhi worried about global criticism hurting sovereign ratings

In its first in-depth report on the situation in occupied Ukraine, UN says it found evidence of intimidation and torture

Video introduces 29-year-old man as first patient to use start-up's brain-chip technology.

Fishermen rescued at least six people and the search continues for the boat which had about 150 refugees on board.