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Blazes force evacuations and test firefighters in Spain, Portugal and the Balkans.

Ukraine has publicly rejected any land concession deal with Russia, but some reports suggest it may be open to it.

Trump plans H-1B visa rule changes, focusing on higher wages, potentially disadvantaging early-career foreign workers.

MSF says displacement, war and rain driving deadly cholera outbreak in Sudan as infections continue to mount.

Russia controls about 20 percent of Ukraine's territory and wants full control of four eastern and southern regions.

OpenAI's release of GPT-5 prompts backlash in online communities for people with AI companions.

Opponents and supporters of Serbia's government have been involved in violent clashes in the latest demonstrations again

The UK is ready to 'increase pressure' on Russia over its continuing war on Ukraine, says Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

Widely rejected draft text does not limit plastic production or address chemicals used in plastic products.

We contrast Trump's claim DC is overtaken by crime" with his statement 3 months earlier that crime there is down.

Al Jazeera's Salah Negm urges journalists to investigate Israel's claims on Gaza team killing before reporting

The far-right minister said he will approve 3,000 new homes in the E1 area project, hailing it as 'Zionism at its best'.

Russia says popular messaging apps facilitating crime, sabotage as internet restrictions tighten amid war in Ukraine.

Washington claims the health officials wereinvolved in Cuba's 'coercive labour export' of medical workers.

Trump agrees to follow-up summit with Putin, Zelenskyy, and warns 'severe consequences' unless Russia agrees to truce.

Kim Yo Jong denies claims that Pyongyang has removed propaganda-blaring loudspeakers at the inter-Korean border.

Informal waste pickers face temperatures as high as 70C (158F) in landfill sites and 'breathe poison', activists say.

Mass outcry from aid groups as Israel continues to block millions of dollars in aid supplies to starving Palestinians.

Here are the key events on day 1,267 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Martin Vizcarra will become the fifth Peruvian ex-president jailed in recent years amid period of political turbulence.

Tottenham let slip a two-goal lead as late PSG strikes sent European football's season opener to penalties in Italy.

'Stop killing children, civilians' banners at match after tribute criticism over Palestinian player killed by Israel.

Possible ways to mitigate the risk include armouring the coastline and building breakwaters to relocating the monuments.

The plan, called 'Sovereign Brazil', will include credit for businesses that rely on exports.

Critics argue President Trump has overstepped his constitutional authority by slashing congressionally approved aid.

Ukraine and European allies are anxious about upcoming Trump-Putin summit in Alaska.

The amnesty law has faced condemnation from UN experts and human rights groups for denying justice to abuse survivors.

Journalists from Mexico City to Manila are protesting the Israeli assassination of Al Jazeera journalists in Gaza.

New Zealand MP Chloe Swarbrick was suspended from parliament amid debate over a bill sanctioning Israel.

From South Africa's Cape Town to Manila in the Philippines and London in the UK, voices are raised in protest.

Major car makers including Ford, GM and Volvo took hits because of tariff associated costs.

A Palestinian man in the occupied West Bank has been shot dead by an Israeli settler during a land-leveling operation.

A Chinese fighter jet demanded a Philippine aircraft leave the disputed Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea.

The jockeying follows a virtual meeting between European leaders and the US and Ukrainian presidents on Wednesday.

The US president also announced he would host the annual award show which recognises lifetime contributions to the arts.

Economists worry that EJ Antoni's nomination is largely political in nature for a historically non-partisan role.

We claim to value privacy, but surrender it daily, often without knowing.

Israeli forces forced the Bedouin residents of Ein Ayoub to leave after declaring their village a closed military zone'

Israel has killed hundreds of Gaza journalists since October 7, 2023, leaving survivors feeling abandoned by the world.

There are 60 survivors from the perilous journey from Libya, but a UN agency says there could be more people missing.

Images from the scene show government supporters throwing flares at the protesters who hurl back various objects.

The head of UNRWA has condemned Israel's 'war on children'.

He does not like the fact that the mayor of [Washington,] DC is a Democrat and that the city is largely Democratic."

The occupied West Bank town's mayor says Thamin Khalil Reda Dawabsheh killed as Israeli settlers attacked Palestinians.

Turkish FM hosts Syrian counterpart in Ankara; defence ministers sign military cooperation memorandum of understanding.

The security chief's visit comes after Iran expressed opposition to a government plan to disarm Hezbollah.

Two human rights organisations have filed a joint case against Israel at the ICC over the murder of journalists in Gaza.

Vladimir Putin has met five US presidents over 25 years. But jazz and fishing have given way to threats and tension.

Dean Cain's leap from TV hero to immigration enforcer captures America's embrace of fear as patriotism.

In areas where male health workers are unwelcome or mistrusted, female vaccinators have carved out a space to thrive.