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The head of a Christian church alliance says 172 people were kidnapped by armed men, and that nine later escaped.

Investigation will look into whether Minnesota officials blocked federal immigration agents from carrying out duties.

Tetsuya Yamagami shot the Japanese politician dead in 2022.

For first time in its chequered history, the party has a real chance of grabbing power as the leader of ruling alliance.

Wall Street has its worst day since October as Trump doubles down on threats to take Greenland.

Official says 37 people injured, as Spain observes three days of mourning for 42 killed in earlier train collision.

At a White House news briefing, Trump expressed optimism about his prospects of claiming Greenland for the US.

These are the key developments from day 1,427 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

US has moved to assert strict control over production and sale of Venezuelan oil since attacking the country this month.

Real Madrid beat Monaco 6-1 in the league phase of the Champions League, as forward Vinicius defies boos from home fans.

Arsenal win 3-1 at Inter Milan in the league phase of the UEFA Champions League to seal their place in the last 16.

In address to media on Tuesday, US president made many false claims, including that there was 'no inflation' in the US.

Kurdish-led SDF accepts truce but reports continued attacks by government-allied forces, despite the agreement.

As Trump escalates threats to seize Greenland, Inuit Greenlanders reject being treated as geopolitical pawns.

Party leaders vow to hammer Trump on affordability in months ahead, with Venezuela, Greenland their latest cudgels.

Emergency teams are searching in a mountain range of the Spanish countryside for the victims of a deadly train crash.

Senegal paraded in Dakar after a big 1-0 Africa Cup final win over Morocco, marred by a walkoff over a late penalty.

Somalia is not even a country. They don't have anything that resembles a country."

Winter hits Gaza hard, while activists and aid workers push to keep the world's attention from slipping away.

People residing near the Tower of London, the future site of the embassy, have vowed to challenge the ruling.

Qatar's prime minister said that Israeli withdrawal from Gaza should be a key focus" of Trump's Board of Peace".

The switch in its offer comes as Paramount Skydance has campaigned that its bid is superior to Netflix's.

Macron said Europe will not be intimidated" by US President Donald Trump's threat of tariffs over Greenland.

Uganda's General Kainerugaba threatens opposition leader Bobi Wine and labels him an outlaw since the election results.

Liverpool hope to take a step closer to securing a place in the last 16 of the UEFA Champions League against Marseille.

DIMDEX 2026 opens in Qatari capital, bringing together industry leaders and military officials.

Follow our live build-up, with full team news coverage, ahead of our text commentary stream of the UCL league stage tie.

EU chief Ursula von der Leyen questioned Donald Trump's trustworthiness after his proposed tariffs over Greenland.

Shaza Abu Jarad became the ninth child in Gaza to die from cold weather this winter amid Israeli aid restrictions.

The first year of the US president's second term has been a whirlwind of activity. What does that mean for democracy?

In the #AFCON25 final between Morocco and Senegal, for a few minutes, the outcome risked being shaped by the rulebook

Explore some of the images and headlines that defined the first year of Trump's second term as US president.

Tunisia grapples with record rainfall, causing deadly flooding and disruptions in Monastir, Nabeul, and other regions.

In the occupied West Bank, Israel has mobilised all military and colonial means to make Palestinian life impossible.

Wildfires in Chile have wiped out entire towns, killing at least 20 people.

Karachi's deadliest fire in years raises urgent questions about building safety, rescue capacity and urban governance.

US President Donald Trump has repeatedly divided opinion at home and faced fierce criticism from overseas.

Aid workers report growing numbers of severely malnourished or seriously ill children at displacement camps.

In exclusive interview from hiding, main opposition presidential candidate blasts gov't's 'crackdown to silence' critics.

The Arab Organisation for Human Rights UK (AOHR UK) calls for targeted financial and travel sanctions.

Israeli bulldozers demolished UNRWA's headquarters in occupied East Jerusalem.

In a lightning-fast offensive, the Syrian government has taken oil-rich territory long held by the Kurdish-led SDF.

Uganda's opposition leader Bobi Wine says he escaped a raid on his home after a disputed presidential election.

Iranian state TV has been hacked, to show messages from the exiled son of the late Shah.

After tariff threats against Europe, Trump renews bid for Greenland in message to Norway as EU mulls retaliation.

Former champion Osaka's walkout steals the show in Melbourne as holder Jannik Sinner eases into the second round.

Group links attack to China's 'crimes' against Uighurs. Beijing urges Taliban government to protect its nationals.

First year of Trump 2.0 saw deportations, tariffs and a captured President Maduro. Al Jazeera breaks down the numbers.

B'Tselem's latest report sounds alarm on abuse, dozens of deaths of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails.

More than 100 vehicles crashed into each other or slid off a highway during a snowstorm in the US state of Michigan.