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Omar al-Razzaz said the alternative to closing the door on the two-state solution would be a one-state democratic one.

Fulton County DA Howard faces a financial investigation and contested runoff election in his quest for a seventh term.

Defence secretary reviews US global military footprint with an eye to competing more effectively with China and Russia.

Constitutional scholars and mayors sound alarms over Trump's threats to send unmarked federal forces into more cities.

Videos of people having meltdowns when asked to wear masks are going viral on social media amid coronavirus pandemic.

Public opinion is divided over Turkish court ruling to turn the iconic Hagia Sophia back into a mosque.

Al Jazeera's Patricia Sagba breaks down how the first nuclear power plant in the UAE could threaten the region.

Qatar's waters host some of the largest gatherings of the planet's biggest fish, the whale sharks.

'The next thing I remember is all these weird dreams, people in blue outfits, masks, visors, and then waking up in the HDU.'

Rohingya refugees who were rescued off the coast of Indonesia’s Aceh last month are supported by local communities.

Exclusive investigation into death of Terrill Thomas exposes how inmates with mental illness do not get adequate care.

The Macron-Merkel plan is unpopular in some conservative circles in Germany.

BCCI says it is seeking permission to stage this year's Indian Premier League in the Gulf state due to COVID-19 crisis.

Prime minister to meet top Iranian leaders a day after deferring trip to Riyadh over King Salman's hospitalisation.

Electoral commission says campaigns to kick off on August 26 and end October 27.

How the US president's salesmanship trumps his statesmanship.

A new report casts Russia as a hostile power that poses a significant threat to the UK and the West on many fronts.

If convicted, the 76-year-old, who is already in prison for corruption, could face the death penalty.

Hella Mewis runs arts programmes at the Bait Tarkib collective in the Iraqi capital.

Early trial results of vaccine developed in the UK show it induced 'robust immune responses'.

Rights groups say sentencing 27 refugees to caning for arriving in Malaysia without a permit is tantamount to torture.

Thailand is the world’s second-largest exporter of rice but is likely to drop down the list this year.

Italy's financial crimes police says $193m in assets were seized after 'years of intense investigative work'.

The 28-year-old man faces life in prison for shooting two people dead in October after failing to storm a synagogue.

Founded by runaway slaves, these poor communities are reeling under the coronavirus pandemic.

No, they were not against the anti-pandemic measures of the Serbian government.

Virtual meeting attended by leaders from Ethiopia, Egypt and Sudan to be held under the auspices of the African Union.

US politicians divided over a new coronavirus aid bill, as the number of cases in the country edges towards 4 million.

Hopewell Chin'ono has been using his Twitter account to encourage Zimbabweans to speak out and act against corruption.

Philippine president's threats follow a government official's proposal to impose a 'shame campaign' to contain COVID-19.

The ANASIS-II satellite makes South Korea the 10th country in the world to own a military-only communications satellite.

As sporting events resume, countries are taking different measures to curb the spread of COVID-19.

The largest expat group in the Gulf nation uncertain of their future as proposed law could force about 800,000 to leave.

Tokyo took the decision to delay the Games on March 24, 2020; the opening ceremony will now take place on July 23, 2021.

Embassy spokesman accuses UK gov't of 'interference' over move that followed imposition of security law in Hong Kong.

Only 1,000 people will be able to take part in the pilgrimage and will need to be quarantined after the event.

Prosecutor says Mark and Patricia McCloskey's actions risked causing violence during an otherwise non-violent protest.

John Kasich is among a handful of high-profile Republicans likely to become more active in their support for Joe Biden.

Oxford University scientists say experimental vaccine prompted protective immune response in first human trial.

Lopez Obrador said he would not repeat the mistakes of previous administrations that failed to contain cartel violence.

Democrats in Congress demand immediate briefing from FBI officials on the nature and severity of the threats.

Roughly 4,600 US citizens and residents were on the watchlist, which has caused travel issues for many, as of 2017.

The United States leads the world in number of COVID-19 deaths and cases, as states scramble to respond to resurgence.

Israeli air strikes on Syria are part of a shadow war approved by the US as part of its anti-Iran policy, sources say.

The UK is reported to have turned to Japan in its search for 5G network technology.

WHO's emergencies chief Michael Ryan expresses concern over COVID-19's acceleration on the continent.

Lewis, a state senator and chair of the Georgia Democratic Party, to replace the late civil rights icon Lewis.

Move comes as Libya gov't and Turkey demand an end of foreign intervention in support of commander Khalifa Haftar.

Speaking to a Muslim-American group, Biden reiterates pledge to roll back Donald Trump's Muslim travel ban on 'day one'.

Outbreak is spreading from Mbandaka's urban centre to surrounding remote villages in forests along the Congo River.