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The storm is forecast to reach eastern Cuba on Sunday, bringing heavy rains, while millions remain without electricity.

Star footballer returns to training and travels with his Saudi Pro League club before their AFC Champions League match.

The Israeli PM has seized every opportunity to expand the fighting, and to sink any possible ceasefires.

More than 1,000 candidates, including 368 women, are vying for election to the 100-seat regional parliament.

As war in Ukraine rages, twin votes will determine if ex-Soviet republic leaves Russia's orbit and moves towards West.

Tearful Ngannou dedicates his comprehensive heavyweight title win to the memory of his late 15-month-old son Kobe.

Former general won the February presidential race with nearly 60 percent of the vote to succeed Joko Widodo.

A team of engineers and construction specialists will begin an investigation into why the gangway collapsed.

Bereaved parents, doctors, aid workers and former US officials describe the human toll of Israel's restrictions on aid.

Rachin Ravindra and Will Young guide Black Caps home on fifth day of the rain-hit first Test in Bengaluru.

Attack levels a multistorey residential building, with many people trapped under the rubble and rescue efforts hampered.

Bedouins lived in Wadi as-Seeq for 50 years. After October 7, they were forced out of their homes.

Marquez overcomes a drop outside the top 10 to battle his way back in front and win his third race of the season.

Inter Miami beat New England 6-2 to break the MLS regular season points record and seal a berth at the Club World Cup.

As the war enters its 968th day, these are the main developments.

What's the latest on the race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump? Al Jazeera breaks down the week's election news.

As Harris continues her tour through US swing states, musicians Usher and Lizzo campaign on her behalf.

The faltering energy grid has left the island's 10 million residents without power, fuelling public discontent.

World leaders examine the future of Gaza after Israel's killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar.

Ankara said last year it was eager to acquire Eurofighter jets, but the talks have been slow to get off the ground.

Experts say the Republican candidate is trying to obscure his stance on abortion to bolster his support among women.

A recent leaked recording reveals institutionalised disregard for Muslim and Arab students' wellbeing.

The exchange was the 58th to take place since the beginning of the war, Ukraine says.

Israel is hitting targets far from Hezbollah-controlled areas, spreading panic and fear across Lebanon.

Sudan's army has launched a sweeping offensive to retake some major cities, but will it succeed?

Podemos party's lawyer Elvino Dias and party representative Paulo Guambe killed before protests against disputed vote.

The way Sinwar was killed, a chance encounter, shows just how little the Israeli army knew about his whereabouts.

Italian defence minister warns global security framework is increasingly precarious due to competing world visions.

There will be a new name on the Women's T20 World Cup as the Proteas and the White Ferns vie to become 2024 champions.

At least one confirmed killed, 13 injured as 'large volley of rockets' fired across Israel from Lebanon.

Why have Atlantic salmon populations dropped so dramatically in British rivers, and is fish farming to blame?

The law has been used three times in history - but only when the United States has been at war with a foreign nation.

Israeli forces move further into the centre of Jabalia as tanks surround hospitals, trapping patients, civilians.

Survivors and relatives try to find peace after 170 mostly young people died after a tanker exploded in Jigawa State.

About 4.5 billion people are currently without adequate access to essential healthcare.

Fear and government inaction are driving a displacement crisis that risks civil strife in war-torn Lebanon.

The possibility that North Korean personnel are deployed in Russia cannot be ruled out, experts say.

Jose Ruben Zamora has been waiting for a retrial in a Guatemala City prison for more than 800 days, prompting outcry.

As the war enters its 967th day, these are the main developments.

Once a vulnerability, Democrats have turned questions of age and competence into a line of attack against Donald Trump.

The UN Security Council is trying to crack down rising levels of gang violence in Haiti by extending embargo on weapons.

Gunmen shoot at office building of respected Mexican newspaper in Sinaloa capital Culiacan.

Muslims join fight under multiethnic leadership as groups once marginalized are embraced by Myanmar's revolution.

Gerrymandering, the partisan redrawing of voting districts, is as old as the US and yet is still part of its elections.

Colombian businessman Alex Saab will become new industry minister, in latest cabinet change since contested election.

Analysts say US push for Gaza post-war phase is 'unrealistic' as Israel vows to continue fighting in besieged territory.

Residents in northern Gaza's Jabalia say Israeli tanks reach heart of camp amid siege and telecommunications blackout.

All the fight details as Cameroon's Ngannou returns to MMA to take on Brazil's Ferreira for the PFL heavyweight title.

At least 450 people have been killed in an Israeli siege of the northern Gaza Strip.

US president promotes 'possibility of working for a ceasefire in Lebanon' but says ending Gaza war is more difficult.