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Tehran slams Germany for following in footsteps of Israel and US after it designated group a 'terrorist' organisation.

Allen, who was one of the world's greatest drummers and worked closely with Fela Kuti, passed away in Paris.

Experts warn the current instability in the oil market may further damage the economy.

Restrictions are beginning to ease and economic activity is gradually returning to these streets.

The International Energy Agency estimates global storage capacity could be full by mid-June.

Leilani left the Philippines, the largest supplier of nurses, in her 20s and gave her life to the British people.

Giving new life to old toys has been a family business for nearly 50 years.

Footage obtained by Al Jazeera shows trucks waiting and medical supplies piling up in warehouses at Shanghai airport.

UN chief Guterres raised concern about inadequate support for developing countries from the international community.

USTR report says Saudi Arabia is one of 10 countries that fail to protect and enforce intellectual property globally.

Vulnerable elderly residents of care homes have been left behind, as I have witnessed first-hand.

Government allowing some industries to reopen after lockdown plunged its struggling economy deeper into turmoil.

Despite attacks from armed groups and the spread of coronavirus, the runoff vote was held in April.

Army spokesman says casualties include an officer but did not provide details on the number of those killed or wounded.

The 2019 film on Kerala's Nipah virus outbreak offers a blueprint on how to effectively stem the spread of COVID-19.

The SIGAR said NATO admitted that Taliban desisted from hitting coalition forces but increased attacks on Afghan troops.

The ongoing coronavirus pandemic underlines the urgent need for safety nets for domestic workers.

Poor healthcare system and ongoing war will make it difficult to contain coronavirus, the US watchdog SIGAR says.

We explore why families from Europe are sending their elderly relatives to care homes in Thailand for their final years.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres tells world leaders to stop bickering, back global coronavirus pandemic response.

Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin says most businesses will be able to reopen on May 4, but ban on gatherings to remain.

Escalating war of words between Turkey and UAE as Libya and Yemen crises deepen.

Trump has stepped up pressure on China over coronavirus as the US death toll has risen to the highest in the world.

Boris Johnson has briefed the press on the fight against coronavirus, following his own battle with the disease.

Campaigners are angry that while they are unable to protest because of the coronavirus lockdown, logging can continue.

Police say a man with an assault rifle was arrested after opening fire outside the Cuban Embassy in Washington, DC.

At least 100 Guatemalans deported from the US between late March and mid-April have tested positive for the coronavirus.

Mikhail Mishustin will temporarily stand down as prime minister, to be replaced by economist Andrei Belousov.

The beginning of the end of coronavirus restrictions is in sight for Germany, but social distancing will remain.

Critics slam new US-Honduras deal, which was released the same day the US indicted a Honduran ex-national police chief.

Dozens of protesters, some with rifles slung around their chests, enter the Capitol and demand to be heard.

As the pandemic spreads in the US, the country's economy is likely to face its worst crisis since the Great Depression.

Campaigners welcome move by Sudan's transitional government, say it ushers in 'new era' for girls' rights.

Amani Al-Khatahtbeh is the first Muslim woman to run for federal office in the US state of New Jersey.

Housing advocates, renters say eviction notices are still going out despite coronavirus lockdowns and some moratoriums.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says aid will be the core of the next legislative package drafted to respond to the virus.

Communications Minister Ange-Maxime Kazigui says fighting between armed groups in Ndele left many civilians dead.

DRC's main prisons are filled at 432 percent on average, making them some of the most overcrowded in the world.

The case involves a man in his 50s who met someone with recent travel history to France, the president says.

Top Arab diplomats urge US to withdraw support for Israel's plans to annex 'any part of the Palestinian territories'.

The United Nations-recognised government says it will continue with its 'legitimate self-defence'.

Trump seeks to further distance himself from increasingly unpopular and politically costly coronavirus lockdowns.

Statement issued the same day US media reports that Trump officials are pressuring analysts to connect virus with China.

The holiday is marked cautiously with prayers for the pandemic to be over.

The Miami area has been particularly affected by the pandemic but authorities say they need to reopen Florida's economy.

Scientists at Oxford Jenner Institute began a trial involving 1,100 people last week, which they will expand to 6,000 in May.