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For 15 months, meaningless statements and idle talk kept the genocide in Gaza going. It is time to put an end to them.

Development marks one of army's most significant advances since war broke out between army chief al-Burhan and RSF.

Lamar is the first solo rapper to headline the Super Bowl halftime show.

PM Salam has formed a new government as Hezbollah appears increasingly sidelined.

Palestinians in need of treatment due to 'brutality they were subjected to' by Israeli authorities.

Trump's days of thunder' and the hijacking of the US government.

Beijing's emergency ministry reports two people have been rescued and 200 relocated.

Narendra Modi's BJP finally takes Delhi, India's political heart, which until now has remained out of its reach.

Legal experts doubt that DOGE has power to cut spending already approved by Congress.

The judgements are the latest in the growing series blocking Trump and Musk's disruption of the government.

Ex-Soviet nations warn of sabotage and cyberattack threat as they cut power links with Moscow to hook up to EU network.

After Israel launched its full-scale offensive in Lebanon in September, many fled to the Mediterranean island.

Here are the key developments on the 1,080th day of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Exchange of three Israelis and 183 Palestinians comes as Trump casts uncertainty over second ceasefire phase.

War crimes prosecutor Reed Brody talks about what's needed now, now that Donald Trump has imposed sanctions on the ICC.

The new penalties will also target kite makers and transporters, in addition to those who fly kites.

Deadly crash is the third aviation disaster in the US in little over a week.

Leaders pledge to stand against Chinese 'aggression', announce compromise on Nippon Steel-US Steel deal.

Trump's executive order comes after South African President Cyril Ramaphosa said his country would not be 'bullied.'

From prison riots to power outages, Daniel Noboa's first term has set the stage for tough battles ahead.

US president's call for mass displacement in Gaza risks renewing the fighting in the devastated enclave, analysts say.

US president says 'no need' for predecessor to have access to classified information.

Large crowds call for Fico to resign after visit to Moscow.

Rights advocates say Canada, by upholding deal curbing asylum at US border, is 'complicit' in Trump's migrant crackdown.

A look at the Madrid derby as LaLiga leaders and defending champions Real host second-placed Atletico on Saturday.

Syrian whistleblower Caesar" has revealed his identity to the world in an exclusive interview with Al Jazeera.

Thousands of employees have been placed on leave and aid recipients in more than 130 countries have been left in limbo.

Asset freezes, travel bans against International Criminal Court officials ordered in protest against Netanyahu warrant.

Rejecting the full history of the institutions and the harms Indigenous children faced is a form of hate, survivors say.

Countries condemn US sanctions on the ICC alleging impunity for serious crimes and weakening international law.

Manchester City include Rodri in their Champions League squad as hopes rise of return from injury this season.

Israeli forces demolish houses in Jenin refugee camp, local sources report, as assault continues for third week.

Marc Lamont Hill discusses the dehumanisation of Palestinians with author and poet Mohammed El-Kurd.

Here are the key developments on the 1,079th day of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Under Orban, Hungary has for years enacted crackdowns on NGOs and the country's independent media.

People & Power explores the role of Lebanese citizens in the absence of the state.

Deputy Middle East Envoy Morgan Ortagus says armed group has been defeated and is no longer a threat.

'Worst may be yet to come' says UN human rights chief as DRC and Rwanda deny responsibility and blame one another.

Israeli raids have pushed thousands of Palestinians from their homes in the occupied West Bank.

In early 1990s, Clinton signed an act allowing $25,000 buyouts for federal workers. How does Trump's approach differ?

Amid pressure from the US, Panama is first Latin American country to leave Beijing's global infrastructure club.

Mexican boxer Canelo Alvarez has dropped plans to fight Jake Paul by signing with Riyadh Season in Saudi Arabia.

Iran said the US sanctions will prevent it from conducting legitimate trade with partners.

The far-right billionaire seems to be trying to replicate all across the world what he already has achieved in the US.

The island has been experiencing near-constant tremors since late January, with thousands of earthquakes recorded.

The US president finally said out loud what his predecessors always tried to hide behind more agreeable language.

'Cops and robbers'-type online gameplay is helping young people re-enact and process real-life challenges with police.

Trump suggests land justice in South Africa is a threat, but many US land seizures are all necessary and just.

Sara Duterte impeached over allegedly threatening to kill the president, violating the constitution and corruption.

A river near Argentina's capital has turned blood red, alarming residents and prompting officials to investigate.