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A national day of action has been held to oppose what many see as a rollback of civil rights and liberties.

European Union says move amounts to one of the strongest sanctions packages against Russia to date linked to the war.

Negotiations aimed at reuniting the divided island have been stalled since 2017.

M23 rebels take 'instructions' from Kigali, as Kampala 'doubles' army presence in DRC, says leaked report by UN experts.

Ta'ang National Liberation Army rebels did not acknowledge the loss of Nawnghkio, saying they moved to 'safe locations'.

More than 140,000 children had been sent overseas by Seoul following the devastating 1950-53 Korean War.

Qatar's emir has condemned Israel's days of attacks on Syria in a phone conversation with Syria's president.

India's order banning Jane Street for alleged price manipulation has raised concerns over investor protection.

Elon Musk's EV giant has launched its Model Y in Mumbai, but its $70,000 price tag may be its biggest speed bump.

US president threatens to sue US paper for publishing details of letter he allegedly wrote to deceased sex offender.

Incoming Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko says she will focus on weapons production and the economy in her new role.

Here are the key events on day 1,240 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Young Indonesians are more pessimistic about their economic futures than their regional peers, according to surveys.

The attack in Indian-administered Kashmir, which killed 26 people, was initially claimed by The Resistance Front.

In the wake of Sayfollah Musallet's killing, Al Jazeera details past attacks on US citizens and Washington's response.

Israel has repeatedly bombed Damascus, saying it is defending the Druze minority.

Palestinians recount chaos, suffocation at GHF stampede and the extreme hunger that drove them to risk their lives.

Advocates hope House bills will bring decentralised currency into US mainstream as Trump pushes 'crypto week'.

Heavy security presence in Lome amid public anger over leader Gnassingbe's alleged power grab.

Israel has framed its attacks as in defence of the Druze - but the country has more self-serving reasons.

The legendary daredevil, known for record-breaking jumps, lost control of his paraglider and crashed into a hotel pool.

Under President Donald Trump, the Justice Department has asked a judge to consider a significantly lighter sentencing.

White House says Trump's exam revealed a benign and common condition', no serious underlying issues found.

The rights group Cristosal says it has evacuated staff from El Salvador amid pressure from President Nayib Bukele.

Brazilian president says that Donald Trump was elected to lead the US, not to be 'the emperor of the world'.

US Attorney General Pam Bondi visited the infamous Alcatraz prison in San Francisco Bay.

Following her termination as a federal prosecutor, Maurene Comey called on her colleagues to condemn 'abuses of power'.

Foreign minister says Slovenia acted after EU foreign ministers failed to agree on joint action against Israel.

Torrential rain has triggered flooding, destroyed hundreds of houses, and killed more than 150 people in the past month.

UK's Starmer says plan in place in event of ceasefire in Ukraine once Russia's Putin agrees to 'unconditional' truce.

Fighting between Bedouin tribes and local fighters in Syria's predominantly Druze city of Suwayda has killed dozens.

Mamdani surged from one percent in polls in February to 56 percent by July, fuelled in no small part by social media.

Track and field's Athletics Integrity Unit suspend Ruth Chepngetich after record marathon runner's positive doping test.

France has handed over its two remaining military bases in Senegal, ending its 65-year presence in the African country.

Barcelona reportedly in talks with DR Congo over football sponsorship deal with war-hit central African country.

The ride sharing company will use 20,000 SUVs starting with a US city in 2026.

South Africa promised debt solutions for low income nations during its G20 presidency. Has it kept its word?

Current and former Facebook leadership reached the agreement with shareholders only one day into the trial.

First Arab woman to reach a Grand Slam final to take break from tennis as tours take their toll.

At least three people were killed and 10 others wounded, including a priest, in Israel's attack on the church.

The move, following through on a campaign pledge, will give the UK one of the lowest national voting ages in the world.

Tour de France pays respects to 19-year-old cyclist who died after a crash in Italy.

Heavy police presence at Faridpur rally after violence between security forces and supporters of ousted PM Hasina.

Analysts say Israel's main goal is to divide and weaken' Syria while expanding its hegemony in the Middle East.

About 350 French soldiers are leaving Senegal, marking the end of a departure process that began in March.

An Israeli attack on Gaza's only Catholic church has killed and injured several people.

Ehud Olmert on the proposal for a humanitarian camp" in Gaza and why he believes it's both impractical and ineffective.

A US media report shifts focus onto the actions of the captain of the aircraft, which crashed in Ahmedabad.

Arsenal completed the signing of the Canadian star from Liverpool for a record transfer fee for a women's footballer.

This 16-year-old Palestinian girl lost her parents and her legs when Israeli forces bombed her home in Gaza,