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Protesters banged pots and pans on Downing Street in London to denounce Gaza's urgent hunger crisis.

International reproductive rights groups slam the Trump administration's decision as 'cruel and ideologically driven'.

In 1.5 years, Milei has radically cut inflation, but Argentina is one of the most expensive countries in Latin America.

Al Jazeera says incitement campaign aims to 'justify targeting of journalists' as Israel continues to bombard Gaza.

Joe Root becomes the second highest scorer in Test cricket as England takes control against India in fourth Test.

Ron DeSantis, formerly Donald Trump's Republican rival, said that the cadence for removal flights would be 'increasing'.

Thailand has declared martial law in eight districts after deadly cross-border clashes with Cambodia.

As starvation grips Gaza, more than 200 UK lawmakers urge Prime Minister Keir Starmer to recognise Palestinian state.

The social media giant follows Alphabet, Google's parent company, which made a similar decision in November.

FIFA and its President Gianni Infantino have been criticised for the expanded Club World Cup in the domestic off season.

Trump has boosted military involvement in immigration efforts, including assisting ICE and holding detainees on bases.

An Israeli strike on a tent killed several people overnight, including journalist Adam Abu Harbid.

Carmaker joins Stellantis and GM in reporting hits to their profits as tariffs drive up costs for the industry.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi says India will also support the Maldives in 'strengthening its defence capabilities'.

US president says Hamas is rejecting deal because it knows 'what happens' after the last Israeli captives are released.

Former Barcelona duo Lionel Messi and Jordi Alba could have been banned for one match after sitting out All-Star match.

Intelligence chief Tulsi Gabbard claims former president 'conspired' to discredit Trump's 2016 election win.

Nigeria hunt a 10th WAFCON title against a Morocco side seeking their first when the pair face off in Rabat.

Dhiya' Zawba Muslih al-Hardani and two of his sons affiliated to the group were killed in a raid, the US military says

A powerful typhoon has caused extreme flooding across the Philippines, affecting millions of people.

A former temple cleaner in India claims supervisors forced him to bury the bodies of hundreds of murdered women.

Trump administration says increased imports from Italy under former President Joe Biden changed the ice cream game.

Experts warn the US tariff will hurt Brazil's family farmers, who produce two-thirds of the country's coffee output.

Thai Foreign Ministry spokesman tells Al Jazeera direct talks with Cambodia are priority as deadly clashes continue.

Social disconnection is as deadly as smoking and heart disease. The WHO now has a plan to help countries fight back.

Georges Ibrahim Abdallah had been released from French prison earlier Friday after 40 years in jail.

I Signed the Petition captures a filmmaker's call with a friend after publicly backing the cultural boycott of Israel.

A new Israeli-linked initiative exposes how liberation movements are being co-opted for colonial aims.

The satellite was designed and manufactured by Iranian engineers, according to reports.

Our reporters in Gaza are struggling to find food because of Israel's blockade on vital aid.

Duterte is a strong contender for the 2028 presidency, which President Marcos cannot contest due to a single-term limit.

The meeting, in Istanbul, is the first since Israel attacked Iran in mid-June backed by US strikes.

Families huddle in makeshift shelters, carrying few belongings, as artillery echoes prompt fears of an uncertain future.

US protest group Code Pink is targeting key politicians they say are involved in Israel's starvation campaign in Gaza.

The ruling might set a precedent to allow prosecution of other government leaders linked to atrocities.

Blood may be free in public hospitals, but low supplies leave Zimbabweans borrowing money to pay for private stocks.

Rescue teams race to find survivors after deadly school building collapse in western India.

The UK Home Office says the move will prevent criminals from 'evading justice'; critics say it legitimizes oppression.

Escalation of military exchanges could move towards 'state of war', Acting Thai PM Phumtham Wechayachai says.

Voters in Taiwan get to decide the fate of 31 KMT legislators in two recall votes with global implications.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio criticised France's 'reckless decision' that he said 'only serves Hamas propaganda'.

The package includes radar systems, hundreds of missiles, and logistical and engineering support from US personnel.

Company says 2.5-hour disruption of high-speed internet service was due to 'failure' of internal software services.

Here are the key events on day 1,247 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

At least 62 Palestinians killed across enclave in Israeli attacks, as two more malnutrition deaths are recorded.

Neiyerver Adrian Leon Rengel says he was falsely accused of being a gang member and beaten in an El Salvador prison.

Trial that sparked debate over Canadian hockey's sexual assault culture ends after judge says allegations not 'credible'

President Trump signs major trade deal with Japan, and Tokyo pledges to invest in the United States.

Analysts warn Israel seeks pretexts for new conflicts with Iran amid speculation over covert operations.

The E3 nations meeting marks the first since Israel targeted Iran's key nuclear and military sites in a 12-day war.