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Palestinian officials say Israeli forces killed 274 people during the operation to rescue four captives held in Gaza.

How was the killing of nearly 300 people justified in the name of extracting four?

All you need to know about the 2024 European Football Championships in Germany ahead of the June 14 tournament kick off.

Refugees and migrants are increasingly taking the dangerous route despite instability in Yemen and fallout of Gaza war.

President Zelenskyy says Russia has destroyed half of his country's power production capacity.

A viral AI-generated image shared more than 50 million times sparks discussion about solidarity, depiction of reality.

The money will only solidify the corrupt elite's power in Lebanon and fuel violence against citizens and refugees.

Here's what happened as the United Nations Security Council voted in favour of a ceasefire in Gaza.

The 60-year-old claimed he wished to defect, but Taiwanese officials suspect espionage.

Karim Khan's appeal comes after escalating violence in and around el-Fasher, the capital of North Darfur.

The aircraft debris was found after a day of searching in thickly forested mountains.

But there is one important difference between the two cases: The genocide in Gaza is not taking place in the dark.

Global Peace Index finds Europe's military spending is rising amid fears the war in Ukraine will expand.

More than 100 pet stalls have been damaged in Bangkok's famous Chatuchak Weekend Market.

Across Africa, growing populations and shrinking habitats are putting people and wildlife on a collision course.

Nepal will look for their first win in the T20 World Cup 2024 when they meet Sri Lanka in a crucial Group D match.

Palestinian director Muayad Alayan talks to Al Jazeera about his new film.

Claudia Sheinbaum has promised broad discussions with stakeholders regarding proposed constitutional reforms.

Dozens of howler monkeys were found dead in the gulf coast state, while others were rescued by residents.

A newly built residential complex is Dhaka's most expensive building, highlighting the country's economic disparity.

Four American tutors from a university in Iowa have been injured in a stabbing attack at a park in northeast China.

Far-right religious parties are backing the bill with a view to inserting changes and limiting conscription.

Labour's leader Keir Starmer has been accused of purging left-wing members of his party ahead of the general election.

Police in the US confronted a crowd of protesters who staged an anti-Gaza war march at the UCLA campus in Los Angeles.

Amara Dioumassy died one year ago, prompting labour unions to call for better safety standards.

Six candidates have been approved to run for the presidency in an election to be held on June 28.

Surviving family members awarded $38.3m after Chiquita found liable for funding armed group that killed their relatives.

With their fate hanging by a thread, Pakistan play buoyant Canada in a must-win game on a tricky pitch in New York.

Pakistan insists it has stayed neutral on Russia's war on Ukraine. But it now faces a difficult choice.

The 12 jurors deliberated for about an hour after closing arguments. They will resume at 9am ET (13:00 GMT) on Tuesday.

Hong Kong chief executive defends territory's judiciary amid concerns about impact of security and sedition laws.

The group, on a visit to a partner university in northeast China's Jilin province, were attacked while visiting a temple

Airline offers $10,000 to passengers with minor injuries, invites seriously hurt to discuss compensation offer.

The pitch was clear - the results mixed for Modi's BJP. And India will see a dip in women MPs in its incoming parliament

S&P 500 gains 0.3 percent ahead of US Federal Reserve's latest decision on interest rates.

Incident took place on Sunday at the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) between the two countries.

As the war enters is 837th day, these are the main developments.

CEO Tim Cook says new AI features are the 'next big step for Apple'.

Taipei chooses pragmatism over ideology in relations with its diplomatic allies, but it might not be enough.

he UN Security Council approved a US-sponsored resolution calling on Hamas to accept a ceasefire proposal.

US says it is 'incidental' that deadly Israeli operation took place near floating dock built to deliver aid to Gaza.

Fourteen countries vote for the resolution, which welcomes a Gaza ceasefire proposal, as Russia abstains.

Six candidates have been cleared to run in this month's presidential election.

A military plane carrying Malawi's Vice President and nine others has gone missing.

A post-mortem ruled out foul play in the death of Mosley, who went missing on a Greek island last week.

Mahmoud and Fatima Jarghoun, a Palestinian couple from Gaza, have been applying for about 18 years to perform the hajj.

Alexander De Croo resigned after his Flemish Liberal's party slumped in Belgium elections.

Hospitals in Gaza hampered by months of Israeli attacks and blockade struggle to treat patients as death toll mounts.

President orders search operation after plane carrying Vice President Saulos Chilima went missing.

A controversial aid worker is stranded in war-torn Syria when he is deprived of his citizenship by the UK government.