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Iyad Adwan, a displaced Palestinian in Gaza, won't make the Hajj pilgrimage for a second year in a row.

Colombia says that the action by Guatemalan Prosecutor Rafael Curruchiche is part of a politically motivated campaign.

Tammy Bruce dismissed questioning from journalists after three months of being harangued" over starvation in Gaza.

Virat Kohli and Royal Challengers Bengaluru win first Indian Premier League title, beating Punjab Kings by six runs.

Baraka, a candidate for New Jersey's governor race, has condemned members of Trump administration for 'false arrest'.

Former prime minister is charged with crimes against humanity but fled to India in 2024.

Deadly attack on UN convoy in Sudan disrupts aid to hunger-stricken families in the war-torn country.

Lee Jae-myung appears set to win South Korea's snap presidential election.

Orders tumble by 3.7 percent after a rise in March when businesses increased purchases in anticipation of tariffs.

Video from Ukraine's SBU shows what the security service says was an attack it conducted on the Kerch Bridge in Crimea.

A female suicide bomber and another suspected rebel were killed in a blast in Uganda's capital city.

Inter Milan and Simone Inzaghi part ways after the Italian football club's defeat by PSG in the Champions League final.

Left-leaning Lee Jae-myung set to become president after conservative Kim Moon-soo concedes defeat.

The suspect in the attack of a Colorado group calling for the release of Israeli captives is facing hate crime charges.

The 12-person crew, including climate activist Greta Thunberg, is expected to reach Gaza on June 7.

The 32 teams are confirmed before June 14 tournament start with Real Madrid, PSG and Inter Miami among the big names.

UN official says the 'devastating milestone' shows the damage of the displacement crisis after two years of fighting.

Over 200 inmates escaped from a prison in Karachi, Pakistan, after being removed from their cells during earthquake.

Refugees, exiles, and opposition groups hold the key to lasting peace and regional stability.

Despite pressure from Donald Trump and meetings in Istanbul, Kyiv and Moscow seem far from committed to ending the war.

Syrian farmers in the occupied Golan Heights oppose an Israeli energy company's plans for wind turbines on their land.

Russian military bloggers say the attack has been unsuccessful, with the key bridge functioning after a brief closure.

The waterborne disease has rapidly spread throughout Sudan due to the ongoing civil war.

Geert Wilders, leader of the populist PVV, throws coalition government into crisis in row over immigration.

More than 100 people have been killed in days of attacks at aid hubs run by a US-Israeli backed aid foundation.

The US prides itself on freedom of speech, but does that only apply to some and not to others?

What's in Trump's big, beautiful' budget bill? Al Jazeera's Heidi Zhou-Castro breaks down the bill that Donald

Matthew Miller has sparked outrage after saying he believed that Israeli forces have committed war crimes in Gaza.

Farmers paid to replace coca with coffee and cocoa, but risks and doubts persist in conflict zones.

Three-time major winner Sabalenka defeats Olympic champion in straight sets at Roland Garros.

Oleksiy Goncharenko analyses Ukraine's AI drone attack on Russian airfields and how potential US sanctions could end the

Former State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said the US could have done more to prevent Gaza deaths.

Killings close to GHF post in Rafah just the latest, as death toll around controversial aid hubs crosses 100.

NGO urges Russian accountability for war crimes in targeting Ukrainians with drones.

A five-year-old boy, his baby brother, and their mother were pulled out alive after being trapped for hours

Delegations in Istanbul agree swap of at least 1,000 prisoners, but a ceasefire remains out of reach.

The latest Most Neglected Crises report on world's most invisible humanitarian emergencies lists African nations first.

Over 200 inmates attacked guards and fled when tremors saw them removed from cells as safety precaution.

"It's about losing the fear of investing."

Europe's largest active volcano spewed a huge plume of ash, gas and rock.

What sort of person would take part in a human safari?

Luvsannamsrain Oyun-Erdene quits after losing confidence vote in Parliament.

Hajj begins on June 4. Here is a 3D tour that walks you through all the key steps of the annual Muslim pilgrimage.

Scared and confused, Aseel and Afaf live in a crowded displacement tent, lacking all forms of support, even food.

The Japanese government has passed a new law that seeks to quell pop culture-inspired 'kira kira' names.

These are the key events on day 1,195 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Elon Musk resigned from his position leading the Department of Government Efficiency. What does he leave behind?

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres calls for an independent inquiry into the mass shooting of Palestinians.

US Attorney General Pam Bondi says alleged attacker Mohamed Sabry Soliman to be prosecuted to law's 'fullest extent'.

Russia and Ukraine ended Istanbul talks without ceasefire, but agreed to swap prisoners and fallen soldiers.