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Around 150 members of the group Mennonite Action were arrested after they sang hymns calling for peace in Gaza.

Authorities say Paul Mackenzie ordered his followers to starve themselves and their children to death, to go to heaven.

Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba says whoever controls the skies will define 'when and how the war will end'.

Al Jazeera's Gaza bureau chief Wael Dahdouh has landed in Qatar to receive medical treatment.

By supporting Israel's war on Gaza, the West brought its so called 'rules-based' world order to the point of no return.

Lawyer Arnon Nampa is already serving a four-year sentence for comments about the monarchy made at a rally in 2020.

Oyo state governor said explosives stored by illegal miners triggered the blast on Tuesday evening.

Photos by rescue workers show debris and body parts after the blast in a remote area.

I was arrested over a single tweet I wrote in support of Palestinian resistance against Israel's military.

Could Israel and Hamas be persuaded to come to an agreement on another truce?

Dahdouh was injured in an Israeli attack in December that killed Al Jazeera cameraperson Samer Abudaqa.

A counterattack is possible, but Pakistan would be wary of getting pulled into a wider conflict.

Once considered one of the most beautiful coves in all Africa, Hann Bay has become a dumping ground.

Pakistan said two children were killed, three others injured after neighbouring Iran launched air attacks in Panjgur.

Senators overwhelmingly reject the resolution, which could have imposed conditions on billions the US sends Israel.

Tunisia's Jabeur lost 6-0 6-2 to Russia's 16-year-old Andreeva in the second round.

Mentega Terbang, about a teenager exploring religion, was banned in September after criticism from conservative Muslims.

Israeli strikes kill 15 in southern Gaza as Japan's shipping firm suspends Red Sea operations amid escalating tensions.

Pakistan said two children were killed, three others injured after neighbouring Iran launched air attacks in Panjgur.

Locals bear the brunt of an unusually dry winter that's being blamed on unregulated tourism and the climate crisis.

Touted as the favourites to win AFCON 2023, can Morocco finally lift the trophy that has eluded them for 58 years?

Mohammed Nazir Bin Lep and Mohammed Farik Bin Amin agreed to give evidence against alleged mastermind Hambali.

Rescuers search rubble after two S-300 missiles hit centre of Ukraine's second-biggest city.

Official data shows GDP was 5.2 percent in 2023, hitting a government target, but recovery looks uneven.

Islamabad accuses Iran of violating its airspace in attack targeting armed group Jaish al-Adl and summons ambassador.

These are the main developments as the war enters if 693rd day.

Government employees call a 'day of mourning' in latest sign of internal discontent over Biden administration policy.

A fight over the primary's first-in-the-nation status has left a rift between state and national Democratic officials.

Never again for anyone." Dozens of protesters disrupted the Austrian parliament calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.

Violence has surged in the occupied West Bank since Israel launched its assault on Gaza last year.

Shipment of aid for Palestinians and medicines for captives held by Hamas to leave Doha on Wednesday for Egypt.

Writer E Jean Carroll is accusing Trump of defaming her in 2019 by denying he had attacked her in a department store.

Ukrainian leader says Western hesitation in backing Kyiv is costing time and lives, could prolong fighting for years.

Malta-flagged ship hit by missile as US military says it launches a new strike against Houthi targets in Yemen.

Western concerns about the transfer of Russian funds seized in the West to Ukraine are unfounded.

The army-aligned government accused IGAD of 'violating' the country's sovereignty by inviting the RSF chief to a summit.

Three Royal Navy Frigates are now in the region, as the UK ramps up to its biggest military footprint since the Cold War

Truck drivers had blocked border since November, demanding restrictions be reintroduced for Ukrainian hauliers.

The Israeli government approves an increase to its annual budget, but not without a lot of infighting.

Journalists in Gaza are facing the deadliest war against their profession in history.

With access to Gaza restricted, researchers rely on open source intelligence to know what's happening on the ground.

Cyclone Belal brought flash floods, submerging cars in its path along roads in Port Louis, Mauritius.

The alliance has seen recent gains over military troops, but its successes are limited.

Mohammed Hassan Sheikh Mohamud's sentence was commuted to a fine of about $900.

The haul is the first since the Houthis began attacks on Red Sea shipping in November.

Sacked last month, Antoinette Lattouf joined the ranks of journalists dismissed for expressing support for Palestinians.

European Commission chief warns West must not let up supplying Ukraine with weapons, money if it wants Kyiv to succeed.

Mourinho was sacked two days after a 3-1 loss at AC Milan left the club in ninth place in Serie A.

A former student remembers the writer, poet and activist who died in an Israeli bombardment of Gaza last December.

Iran's strikes on what it called enemy sites" in Iraq and Syria come at a time of heightened tension in the region.