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An explosion and fire ripped through a firecracker factory in Harda in India, several people were reportedly killed.

Government says the 'terrorist act' was carried out by the leftist armed group DHKP-C.

More than 689,000 of the estimated 3 million displaced by the earthquakes in Turkey still live in temporary containers.

Since the earthquake, humanitarian needs have gone up in Syria, but aid has dwindled.

Jailed former leader the latest to face prosecution under Thailand's strict laws protecting monarchy against criticism.

Fountains have dried up while hotels impose a four-minute shower challenge as water runs dry.

One year on from disaster, mourning mixes with frustration over authorities' response.

The community was officially declared 'non-Muslim' four decades ago. Today, it is increasingly under attack.

A year on from the devastating earthquakes in Turkey, Al Jazeera follows up with a displaced family in Adiyaman.

Mehmet Koc survived the collapse of a five-storey building that crushed his legs and killed his brother and mother.

Aid trucks waiting to bring food into Gaza were hit by Israeli gunfire, humanitarian workers say.

A Jewish protest inside Pennsylvania's state capitol building calls for an end to genocide in Gaza.

They accuse Washington of raising the risk of escalation in service of Biden's election hopes.

Slump comes after customers in Muslim countries boycotted brand over its perceived support for Israel.

As the parliamentary debate continues over election delay, concerns are mounting among common Senegalese people.

Families in Syria feel safer sleeping in tents as they grapple with the aftermath of the Turkey-Syria quakes, a year on.

Bob Beckwith was working in the smouldering ruins of the World Trade Center when George W Bush visited the site.

A high court will hear the Mughal-era mosque's case on February 6 after a local court allowed Hindu prayers inside.

New gov't will have to deal with soaring inflation, increasing poverty, low forex reserves and weakening infrastructure.

White House National Security Council spokesman John Kirby says he regrets confusion caused by his remarks.

Some opposition lawmakers were forcibly removed from the chamber after security forces stormed the building.

Technology minister says technology has potential to 'transform our public services and the economy for the better'.

As the war enters its 713th day, these are the main developments.

The two sides agreed to start talks this month, but continued fighting and mutual distrust have undermined process.

In Solo, where Gibran is mayor, some say he lacks experience for national office and father Joko Widodo's common touch.

Buckingham Palace says King Charles is undergoing treatment for an unspecified form of cancer.

It's been a year since Syria's miracle baby', Afraa was born under the rubble of her home after an earthquake.

Bin Mubarak replaces Maeen Abdulmalik Saeed amid rising tensions over Houthis' Red Sea attacks, US and UK reprisals.

Protests erupt in Senegal after the president indefinitely postpones elections.

South Korea are 'ready to suffer' against the tournament's dark horses Jordan when they meet at Ahmad bin Ali Stadium.

The type of cancer has not been revealed, but the king has started 'regular treatments', Buckingham Palace says.

Panel to be led by former French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna, who will work with European research organisations.

Indian celebrity Poonam Pandey faked her own death on social media to raise awareness about cervical cancer.

The Formula One team is investigating a complaint of 'inappropriate behaviour' against its team principal.

When Western politicians talk Palestine, they expose who they truly are.

Hungary is the only NATO member yet to approve Sweden's accession to the military alliance.

Whitney Wright, 32, visited Tehran last week and posted a picture of herself at the site of the former US embassy.

Experts say timing of four criminal cases will be critical, but Republican Party has hitched its wagon to ex-president.

Speculation over the future of army chief Valery Zaluzhny has been rife as war's second anniversary nears.

Palestinian Canadians say they are disappointed by Canada's temporary visa program for extended family in Gaza.

Up close and personal with the discrimination Palestinians face every day from Israeli authorities.

Biden's foreign policy direction is appealing to some voters but alienating others who may be key to his re-election.

Medical group warns of catastrophic humanitarian situation in the Zamzam camp in Sudan's North Darfur state.

Hours after being introduced, the bill is struggling amid Republican and Democratic differences.

During its war in Gaza, Israel has unleashed unlawful lethal force against Palestinians in the West Bank, NGO says.

Police have cracked down on protesters outraged over the postponing of Senegal's presidential election.

Rubble and sarcastic graffiti are what Israeli forces have left behind at Gaza's destroyed Sheikh Hamad Hospital.

The strikes extend a series of tit-for-tat attacks as Israel's war in Gaza threatens escalation across the region.

Twelve years ago, an Uzbek hitman tried to kill an exiled imam in Sweden. The rest may not be history, just yet.