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The boat carrying 300 people had left The Gambia and capsized near Nouakchott, according to UN migration agency.

On Tuesday Russia's foreign ministry said it had permanently banned 13 Japanese people over Tokyo's sanctions.

Thousands gather in Washington, DC, to protest against Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to the US Congress.

Egypt's iconic wars and conflicts captured by photographers, from the Suez Crisis to the Arab-Israeli wars.

Dozens of Palestinians are sleeping on the steps outside Gaza's Nasser Hospital saying they have no other place to go.

About 733 million people faced hunger in 2023 due to conflicts, climate change and economic crises, a UN report says.

The elite of tennis have often graced the Olympics, and Paris 2024 is no different with star names across the events.

Dr Lwidiko Mhamilawa believes in teaching science through hands-on play, as seen in Tanzania's STEM-based theme parks.

Bangladesh's government violently cracked down on student protests over job quotas last week.

The race is on for Kamala Harris to choose her running mate ahead of the US Democratic National Convention next month.

One pilot survives crash of domestic plane just after takeoff.

Christopher Wray says FBI probe into 'despicable' assassination attempt against ex-president continues.

Households have cut back discretionary spending as they set aside money to pay debt, slowing growth.

The revelations about the massive anti-Qatar campaign aimed at stoking Islamophobia in Europe require immediate action.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba visited Guangzhou, China to discuss bilateral relations.

Cashing in on the classics isn't the only moneymaker in the music industry

Panama border police agency does not specify nationalities of those who drowned or how they crossed into country.

Despite president's hope that a new cabinet could quell protests, scepticism remains and rallies continue.

Sonya Massey called the police to report a suspected prowler outside her home, but tensions escalated quickly.

The post-war global system set up to protect great powers' interests has predictably failed. It is time for a new one.

Scientists find evidence of additional source of oxygen, raising questions about the origins of life on Earth.

People & Power investigates the mass evictions of thousands of residents at the world-famous UNESCO heritage site.

State intelligence agency claims 'former officials' also planned to assassinate governing party head Ivanishvili.

From emerging stars to legends of the game, Al Jazeera picks out 10 'must-watch' basketballers at the Paris Olympics.

Average global temperature on Monday smashed Sunday's record for the hottest day on Earth, EU climate monitor says.

Biden's unflinching support has been central to Ukraine's ability to defend itself against Russia.

Saurya Airlines plane carrying two crew members and 17 passengers crashes shortly after takeoff and catches fire.

Roads and neighbourhoods across the Philippines have been left under water after flooding from Typhoon Gaemi.

The attack on a Shia mosque last week was likely aimed at sowing sectarian discord in a nation that is a key mediator.

We must move away from hydrocarbons - fast and fairly.

The attack on the Tulkarem refugee camp killed at least five people and left behind a trail of destruction.

Weeks of antigovernment demonstrations demand end to bad governance, corruption and a change in leadership.

The US has invited the warring sides to Switzerland as efforts mount again to end brutal conflict.

Berlin insists action against Islamic Center Hamburg not linked to 'peaceful practice of the Shiite religion'.

Police at the US Capitol in Washington DC arrested dozens of protesters that demanded an arms embargo against Israel.

Taiwan evacuates more than 2,100 people and puts 29,000 soldiers on standby for disaster relief efforts.

Anti-Syrian riots in Turkey and protests in Syria are a symbol of a period of flux in relations between the countries.

Anger over police orders to display the owners' names outside restaurants during Hindu festival in BJP-governed states.

As the storm heads towards Taiwan, the island closes schools, cancels flights and suspends trains and ferries.

Nearly one in three people in state or religious care between 1950 and 2019 experienced abuse, inquiry finds.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer is facing calls from campaigners and his own MPs to scrap the cap on family benefits.

South Korean Presidential Security Service says balloon did not contain any dangerous materials.

Al Jazeera analyses 20 years of climate data from more than 1,200 cities around the world. Here is what we found.

As the war enters its 880th day, these are the main developments.

New Jersey Democrat faces decades in prison after his conviction for bribery and acting as a foreign agent for Egypt.

Hundreds of advocates rallied at Capitol Hill on eve of Netanyahu's speech to urge end to weapons transfers to Israel.

Israel plays up the threat of 'terrorism' in the occupied West Bank to justify collective punishment, Palestinians say.

Delta has canceled more than 6,600 flights since the tech outage started Thursday, far more than any other airline.

Kamala Harris is gaining support from senior Democrats in her bid for the White House.

Hans Grundberg says recent developments suggest 'threat against international shipping is increasing in scope'.