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Verdict in historic trial against former US president comes just months before the country votes in November elections.

Israeli officials are accused of using phone taps, spying and intimidation against ICC prosecutors.

The Palestinian group says it is ready for a 'complete agreement' including exchange of captives if Israel ends assault.

A transitional presidential council sworn in last month has chosen a leader for the country for the next two years.

Forty percent of Arab Americans in key US swing states say they are 'not enthusiastic at all' about November's election.

The bloc says the charges on grain and other farm products will halt imports of these goods.

Recent decisions by US gov't and platforms have made organising on TikTok, Instagram much harder for activists.

Extreme wind sends workers swaying high above ground from cables attached to the CCTV headquarters in Beijing

Sanctions aim to 'counter Russia's destabilizing activities in Africa', US Treasury Department says.

Haaretz staffer says he was told by a senior official that he would 'suffer the consequences' if he publishes the story.

Government's decision still requires the approval of the European Union member country's parliament.

Benny Gantz's party has proposed holding early elections after demanding PM Netanyahu agree to post-war Gaza plan.

Eriksen, who suffered a cardiac arrest on the pitch during the last Euros in 2021, will now play at Euro 2024.

The technology to build green economies is mainly produced in China. The US and EU are trying to catch up.

The South Korean military has warned North Korea to stop sending balloons filled with waste across the border.

Israeli bombardments continue in Rafah, a day after tanks rolled into the centre of the southern Gaza city.

Here's a recap of the conflict between Israel and the ICC from 2015 to present day amidst the war on Gaza.

9-year-old Omar Hamad witnessed his father being burned alive in Israel's attack on a tent camp in Rafah.

Jurors are expected to re-examine testimony from two witnesses and rehear judge's instructions on how to interpret law.

Act of pardon draws a line under political turmoil set off by secessionist drive, but could face further legal hurdles.

Critics accuse party of conducting a purge of left-wingers, as Faiza Shaheen deselected over social media posts.

Polls originally slated for 2025 were brought forward to June 28 following the president's death in May 19 air crash.

Farm workers and dwellers with historical links to the land have worked for generations but have seen nothing in return.

Putin warns France and Germany of 'serious consequences' as pair claim Ukraine should be able to hit Russian targets.

Both pro-Palestinian critics of the US approach to the war on Gaza and Israel sympathisers are turning against Biden.

A Palestinian citizen of Israel was detained over a post which reportedly sympathised with Palestinians killed in Gaza.

A labourer dies of a heatstroke in New Delhi as parts of the city record 52.9 degrees Celsius (127.22F).

Democrats may pay a high price for equating the feminist criticism of gender ideology with right-wing bigotry.

Security arrangements for the marquee match will be the largest in Long Island county's history, police officials say.

China's leader tells Arab leaders that Israel's war on Gaza 'should not continue indefinitely', pledges more aid.

In 2022, the Turkish coastguard found Baris Buyuksu barely alive with signs of torture, in the Aegean Sea.

Sundhnukagigar volcano erupts for the fifth time this year with lava shooting 50 metres (164 feet) into the air.

Israel has ignored calls from its Western allies not to conduct a major operation in Rafah and faced no consequences.

Alfredo Cabrera's murder is the latest in a string of attacks ahead of Sunday's elections.

The UN's migration agency says displaced residents urgently need clean water, purification tablets and food supplies.

About 28 million voters were registered to vote in national and provincial elections.

Military alliance's foreign ministers are due to meet in Prague to prepare aid package for Ukraine ahead of NATO summit.

Modi is expected to comfortably win his seat, but the margin of victory could reveal how his party is doing nationally.

The death occurred on the apron outside the hub's terminal as the KLM flight was getting ready to depart to Denmark.

Tech giant says investment in Southeast Asian country will 'pave the way for delivering the transformative power of AI'.

Move follows lifting of restrictions on imports of Australian wine, coal, timber and barley.

South Korea and US condemn launch and urge Pyongyang to 'refrain from further unlawful and destabilising acts'.

US officials say army of 19 million infected computers enabled fraud, identity theft and child exploitation.

As the war enters its 825th day, these are the main developments.

Al Jazeera looks at the range of legal language used to describe aspects of the former US president's hush-money trial.

The trial of prominent democracy activists and politicians, arrested in 2021, is the largest under China's security law.

US President Joe Biden is planning to skip the June gathering in Switzerland.

Al Jazeera's rundown of the biggest players set to take centre stage at the T20 World Cup in the US and West Indies.