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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.

The Hamas leader was killed in a firefight with Israeli forces in southern Gaza on Wednesday.

Meeting between leaders of US, UK, Germany and France in Berlin yields no consensus' on long-range weapons for Ukraine.

Spirit says it does not have additional space to store the 767 and 777 fuselages it builds for Boeing planes.

Independent UN commission calls on Israel to halt settlement expansion and return occupied land to Palestinians.

Abdul Ruhman, the 10-year-old brother of Shaban al-Dalou, has died from injuries he received in an Israeli strike.

President says ICC warrant could be a distraction, but downplays risk of arrest given warm' relations with Brazil.

In Beirut, Meloni and Lebanon's PM Mikati urge 'diplomatic solution' as Hezbollah pledges new phase of war with Israel.

Israel and the US claim intelligence provided Sinwar's whereabouts, but this is doubtful.

The island was hit by a nationwide blackout on Friday, but prime minister says country 'not yet in a bottomless abyss'.

Some Israelis partied on the streets over the killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar.

Marc Lamont Hill discusses the looming threat of a full-scale war in the region.

Marc Lamont Hill talks with the US congresswoman about the November elections and Palestinian liberation.

Foreign secretary's visit aims to shore up trade ties while challenging Beijing on support for Russia's war in Ukraine.

A senior Hamas official has confirmed that its leader Yahya Sinwar was killed in combat with Israeli forces in Gaza.

News of Sinwar's killing in Gaza will engender ever greater resistance, which Israel will use to justify more slaughter.

When an Israeli military drone filmed a Hamas fighter in a building in Gaza, they didn't know it was Yahya Sinwar.

Group says captives held in Gaza will not return until Israel stops its attacks on Gaza and withdraws its forces.

Russian navy ships moved 1,500 North Korean soldiers to Vladivostok, Seoul's National Intelligence Service confirmed.

We speak with young Venezuelans about life in the country and their hopes for the future.

The prime minister won't let anyone get away with harming Canadian citizens (other than Israel).

A US indictment has named Yadav as the mastermind of the foiled plot to kill Sikh separatist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun.

Kithure Kindiki is chosen to replace Rigathi Gachagua, but the High Court stays his appointment until next week.

Moldovans will head to the polls on Sunday for a presidential election and referendum on EU ascension.

European Union leaders have called for new legislation to 'speed up returns' of asylum seekers from the 27-nation bloc.

Pakistan beat England by 152 runs to level three-game series on Day Four of second Test match in Multan.

Two years after taking office, Gachagua fell out with President Ruto, leading to his ouster from office.

Punjab authorities also ban gatherings as hundreds are arrested while protesting reports of a rape on a college campus.

Russia reportedly disregarding heavy casualties in bid to capture ground while vehicles can still manoeuvre.

Year of conflict has strengthened the far right and emboldened an increasingly messianic leader, according to analysts.

Mehdi Hasan goes Head to Head with Matthew Goodwin on the UK riots, immigration and the new woke elite'.

Al-Shabab claimed responsibility for the attack in Somalia's capital which left six others injured.

An Al Jazeera cameraman describes his attempts to report from Beirut, navigating fear and anger on the streets.

The pro-Trump account claimed a former student of Walz had accused the VP candidate of sexual abuse.

World's second-largest economy grows 4.6 percent in third quarter amid weak consumer demand and property woes.

Maduro government announces detention of five foreigners, including three US citizens, amid post-election crackdown.