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President Putin and his officials appeared unprepared for Ukraine's daring invasion.

Alert triggered panic in archipelago of 125 million people with many cancelling holidays, stocking up on essentials.

Julie Sweeney sentenced after pleading guilty to sending communications that 'threaten death or serious harm'.

Interior minister says action was 'dangerous and stupid', warns of tougher penalties for airport intruders.

Ukrainian military says Russia has moved some troops from the occupied south but this is not a major redeployment.

The Nahal Heletz settlement shrinks Palestinian land and poses 'imminent threat' to a World Heritage Site.

Thailand's constitutional court made its second bombshell ruling in a week as it ousted Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin.

When does the Premier League start and who are the favourites? Who are the new player signings? Al Jazeera explains.

Most prospective candidates saw their names ruled out, with many finding themselves in prison.

Demonstrators are demanding more safety for women after a trainee doctor's body was found in a Kolkata state hospital.

UK bank wanted to quell criticism over involvement with defence firms supplying Israeli military.

The discovery of the 31-year-old's body last week at a state-run hospital has led to widespread outrage.

Rowlands starred in dozens of films during a career that began on stage and television in the 1950s.

Barry Wilmore and Sunita Williams were stranded after problems emerged with Boeing's Starliner spacecraft.

Japan has an estimated 9 million abandoned homes as rural areas grapple with rapid population decline.

Shafik drew criticism over her handling of protests that rocked the university campus earlier this year.

As the war enters its 902nd day, these are the main developments.

Hundreds were killed after the once bustling town in the southern Philippines was occupied by hardline fighters in 2017.

Kellanova was carved out of Kellogg and sells Pringles and Rice Krispies Treats.

Afghanistan's rulers celebrate the anniversary of their return to power amid a worsening humanitarian crisis.

The WHO has issued its highest level of alert for the viral disease as it spreads rapidly in Africa.

The annual increase in inflation slowed to below three percent for the first time in nearly 3.5 years.

Ukrainian leader says 100 Russian soldiers captured since surprise incursion began, as Russia denies strategic impact.

US approves major weapons sale to Israel while also calling for end to its war in Gaza.

Central stone of famous British monument came from 750km (465 miles) away in Scotland, not Wales as previously thought.

Drone footage shows the extensive damage from the worst wildfire in Greece this year.

Officials say new fast-spreading variant has been detected in Democratic Republic of Congo and neighbouring countries.

Army leader Abdel Fattah al-Burhan's about-face on joining talks dampens hopes they will lead to end of 16-month war.

With no clarity on Hamas joining, US State Department says Qatar has assured the Palestinian group will be represented.

Experts say Joe Biden's presence on the trail risks hurting Kamala Harris as her push for White House gains momentum.

Lawsuit says Algerian Olympic gold medallist was subjected to 'misogynist, racist and sexist campaign' during the games.

The reclusive country has largely been closed to tourists since 2020, when it imposed strict COVID-19 border controls.

Doctors and activists demand the safeguarding of women and medical professionals after a trainee medic was murdered.

One man is making it possible for people in Gaza to work remotely while Israel continues to wage war.

Palestine's envoy Riyad Mansour condemned Israel for doing the opposite in Gaza of what the UN has demanded.

Self-defence militias called the Wazalendo are taking up arms against the M23 group that's launching attacks in DRC.

The Biden administration has approved sending $20B worth of arms to Israel, even as the US publicly calls for restraint.

Soldiers at base next to Cologne airport warned not to drink tap water.

Pacific island nation is strategically important, but voters also have economic concerns.

Since 2008, the UK has licensed arms exports to Israel worth at least 576 million pounds ($740m).

A heinous act'. China's UN representative condemned Israel at the UN Security Council.

Ukrainian diving instructor Volodymyr Z is accused of being part of a team that blew up the gas pipelines.

Srettha becomes the fourth Thai prime minister in 16 years to be removed by the kingdom's Constitutional Court.

Manchester City enters a new season seeking a fifth straight EPL crown. Who will be their main rivals this time around?

The drone strike in Tammun followed a raid on a home in the city of Tubas that killed one person.

Pro-Kremlin commentators say the cross-border attack was developed by NATO as Putin threatens a 'worthy response'.

Israel has been sabotaging efforts for peace since long before the beginning of this latest round of slaughter in Gaza.

Hundreds of packages containing pineapple candies filled with a potentially lethal dose of the drug were distributed.

Al Mezan Center for Human Rights says 2,650 Palestinians taken from Gaza since October remain in Israeli custody.

Israel has hit more than 500 Gaza schools in the past 10 months. Al Jazeera breaks down the deadliest attacks.