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The men had been missing for three days when their distress signal was spotted on uninhabited Pikelot Island.

Israeli military describes attacks as retaliation for an attempted bombing of the border fence by an enemy squad.

In Kenya's Maasai Mara game reserve, livelihoods are suffering as coronavirus guts tourism.

UN chief warns of 'generational catastrophe' as pandemic forces schools to be shut down in more than 160 countries.

Discussions included the issue of Taliban prisoners whose release by the Afghan government has been delayed.

Two-day curfew imposed across Kashmir before the first anniversary of India's abolition of the region's special status.

ISIL claims responsibility for attack on Jalalabad jail that also wounded dozens and saw hundreds of prisoners flee.

Some drugs and treatments have shown promise in clinical trials, while others are drawing controversy.

State introduces fines as high as 20,000 dollars for people who breach their isolation orders.

US National Hurricane Center warned oceanside residents in North Carolina to brace for storm surge up to 1.5 metres.

Days of heavy rain trigger floods and mud slides, leaving 13 people dead and forcing more than 1,000 from their homes.

Student protesters dressed like fictional wizard characters gather in Bangkok to call for curbs on king's power.

Confidential report says Pyongyang continues to produce highly enriched uranium, construction of light water reactor.

Teachers, support staff at more than 35 school districts across the US protest against reopening while COVID-19 surges.

Manhattan DA's office has said their subpoena is justified due to public reports of Trump Organization misconduct.

Pablo Morrugares is the fifth journalist to be killed in Mexico this year.

Reports have detailed DHS intelligence reports on journalists and monitoring of peaceful protesters' messages.

Detroit contest points to a debate in the Democratic Party between the establishment and more progressive activists.

Negotiations between Ethiopia, Egypt and Sudan come as tensions sparked after Addis Ababa's first step in filling dam.

After Huwaei, the US president is taking aim at another Chinese-owned company, citing security concerns.

Judge Esther Salas calls for increased privacy for federal judges in an emotional video statement released on Monday.

Juan Carlos's announcement comes after Spanish court opens investigation into his involvement in a Saudi rail contract.

Khan tells Al Jazeera in exclusive interview Pakistan's mediation efforts prevented conflict between regional foes.

Nevada's legislature recently voted to join six other states who send the ballots to every voter ahead of election day.

Teachers and school staff are demanding in-person classes not be held until sufficient safety protocols are established.

Zimbabwe is facing worst financial crisis in more than a decade, as market reopens after June halt to help stabilise the nation's currency.

The UAE football federation protested that Sudan-born Ali was ineligible after a 4-0 defeat to Qatar in the Asian Cup.

Officials exhort countries 'do it all' to curb the spread of COVID-19 as there might never be a lasting vaccine.

Decision comes after a cruise line suspended operations following discovery of 41 infections on board one of its ships.

Tropical storm Sinlaku dumped heavy rain on 18 Thai provinces over the weekend.

Some schools will be online only, others have full in-person instruction, many schools are planning a hybrid approach.

Black women have historically won majority-Black districts, but many now are running in mostly white or mixed districts.

Jobseekers have been encouraged to become street vendors to spur the country’s economic growth following historic contraction from COVID-19 outbreak.

Charbel Wehbe appointed as new foreign minister after Prime Minister Hassan Diab accepts Nassif Hitti's resignation.

Hume was seen as the principal architect behind the peace agreement ending sectarian violence in Northern Ireland.

The man was identified as Sukhrob Karimov, a 32-year-old citizen of the Central Asian nation of Uzbekistan.

Vietnam has placed a second city into lockdown due to a rise in coronavirus infections after being virus-free for months.

The Philippines has reported more than 3,200 new coronavirus infections, pushing it close to Indonesia as the worst-hit county in Southeast Asia.

The Supreme Court says there had been dozens of irregularities, but it approves the results of last month's vote.

Interior ministry says Muslim minors accompanied by 'close relatives' can attend mosques, ending a de facto ban.

Hajj, the annual Muslim pilgrimage to Mecca, has begun under very different circumstances amid the coronavirus pandemic

The death toll from poisoning linked to toxic liquor in northern state of Punjab rose to 105 on Monday, as police said.

At least 10, including eight construction workers, killed in landslides triggered by heavy rainfall in Himalayan nation.

Relentless rain hit most of South Korea on Sunday, leaving six people dead and seven others missing.

The café welcomes and caters to people with speech and hearing impediments.

Hundreds of firefighters backed by helicopters, water-dumping planes and trucks working to put out the blaze.

The region in 2020 is in much worse shape than in 2010.

Some of Dieudonne's posts used 'dehumanising terms against Jews', says Facebook as it permanently bans him.

The World Heritage Festival in Andong is famous but sparsely attended; this year’s organisers hope to change that.

Kashmir's economy is yet to recover from a colossal loss a year after New Delhi scrapped the region's autonomous status.