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According to the UN, at least 45 percent of all housing units in the Gaza Strip have been damaged or destroyed.

Representatives of the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces return to negotiating table in Jeddah.

Pashinyan also seeks to establish diplomatic relations with Azerbaijan after decades of conflict between the neighbours.

Fans displayed banners and held up thousands of Palestine flags during their team's UEFA Champions League match.

PFL fighter talks to Al Jazeera about his meteoric journey, the power of MMA, and being Muhammad Ali's grandson.

One of the regional heads of the International Committee of the Red Cross discusses emergency response in Gaza.

Russia's leader says unnamed forces are seeking to provoke an escalation, drawing as many other countries as possible.

As the conflict between Israel and Gaza enters its 20th day, these are the main developments.

While unregistered migrants leaving voluntarily are offered help, others will be detained and deported after November 1.

The US has used its veto power at least 34 times to block UN Security Council resolutions that were critical of Israel.

World Rugby says there is insufficient evidence that Mbonambi racially abused England's Tom Curry in the semifinal.

New Delhi had halted visas for Canadians after Ottawa implicated it in the killing of a Sikh activist near Vancouver.

The brief 'targeted' incursion comes ahead of a widely expected ground invasion after nearly three weeks of air strikes.

Beijing has pumped billions of dollars into its space programme in an effort to catch up with the US and Russia.

As Israel plans a ground offensive on Gaza, here is what to know about the primary armed groups it is going to face.

Elected members to work on new draft resolution amid growing frustration at council's failure to act.

Police say suspect, who remains at large, targeted businesses in Lewiston including a bar and bowling alley.

The drill took place hours after parliament's upper house voted to revoke the country's ratification of the CTBT.

As the war enters its 610th day, these are the main developments.

Legal challenges on age limits have failed and analysts say fitness for office is about more than a number.

US president said attacks by Israeli settlers on Palestinians in the occupied West Bank 'pour gasoline' on tensions.

Gaza bureau chief's colleagues pay tribute to the veteran reporter as he mourns his family killed in Israeli air raid.

As wars rage from Ukraine to Gaza, the number of displaced people is at a record high, the UN estimates.

The current ominous lull might be an indication of a standoff between Israel's civilian leadership and the military.

Johnson wins House vote 220 to 209 with broad Republican support and will fill key role that was vacant for three weeks.

Oxfam says about 104 trucks a day would be needed to deliver food to Gaza to overcome the crisis.

Attack kills daughter, wife, son of Al Jazeera Arabic correspondent Wael Dahdouh.

As fighting ratchets up in the Middle East, Palestinian activists in the US say they are experiencing growing hostility.

The Biden administration says it is pushing to avoid regional escalation while fully backing Israel's bombing campaign.

Two runners were handcuffed and their car searched for weapons and drugs after officers said they could smell cannabis.

The UN's chief is at the centre of diplomatic tension with Israel, but all sides have been critical of the global body.

Demonstrations held by the families of those held by Hamas continue to pressure the government to secure their release.

On the verge of collapse, Gaza's biggest hospital faces darkness as fuel, water and medicine are running out.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev had been due to meet in Brussels.

A look at the primary points and criticisms behind UN resolutions on Israel and Gaza.

Gaza has 50,000 pregnant women who lack treatment, access to doctors and adequate healthcare centres.

Western media coverage of the war reflects the cultural perception that Palestinian and Israeli lives are not equal.

The Turkish leader said Gaza Palestinians were suffering 'collective punishment' and defended Hamas as 'liberators'.

The likes of Kagame and Doumbouya are not being honest - Africans love democracy and want to see it work.

Even before the Israel-Hamas conflict broke out, economic conditions in Gaza were already dire after years of blockade.

Shoigou visited the 'Vostok' command post to be briefed on front-line developments and preparations for winter combat.

Rival unions claim the miners were either held hostage or protesting.

Widespread protests across the Arab world may signal growing disillusionment with the US and other Israeli allies.

The Amazon region's worst drought in more than a century exposed human faces sculpted into stone up to 2,000 years ago.

Hezbollah has had near-daily exchanges of fire with Israeli forces along the border since the Gaza war erupted.

The bill to revoke ratification of landmark ban on nuclear weapons testing now needs final approval by President Putin.

Israel's army says the attack from the occupied Golan Heights is a response to earlier rocket fire from Deraa.

Kristalina Georgieva said the war on Gaza has caused 'more jitters' in an already anxious world.

India, the first non-Arab country to recognise the PLO, is now seen closer to Israel and its biggest benefactor, the US.