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Thousands of Hasidic Jews visit Uman to see the grave of Rabbi Nachman, ignoring the threat from Russia's invasion.

A strategy focusing largely on boosting a firefighting force won't save the country from climate crisis-fuelled blazes.

The RSF's bid for political legitimacy in Sudan takes a hit as US sanctions cripple its quest.

The death toll has surpassed 11,300, with about 40,000 people displaced from the disaster.

While trade, travel have increased between the two, questions remain about the issue of Palestine.

North Korean leader on his way back home after trip to Russia.

Heavy rainfall and poor visibility likely caused the pilot to misjudge the landing route, officials say.

Ken Paxton is to be reinstated to office after Texas senators clear him of wrongdoing in historic impeachment trial.

As the war enters its 571st day, these are the main developments.

Iranian authorities prevented Mahsa Amini's family from commemorating anniversary of her death, rights groups say.

Death toll from floods in Libya's Derna rises to 11,300 with more than 10,000 others still missing, UN says.

IAEA chief condemned Iran's 'disproportionate and unprecedented' move to bar multiple inspectors assigned to the country

The Sahel nations sign pact that will allow them to cooperate against threats of armed rebellion or external aggression.

Four women allege that Brand sexually assaulted them at the height of his fame, according to a media investigation.

The commander of Ukraine's land forces posted a video purporting to show the liberation of Andriivka.

Thousands dead or missing after two dams failed in the eastern port city of Derna.

The Italian Coast Guard found a newborn baby dead on a boat during a rescue operation off Lampedusa.

The storm threatened to make landfall on Saturday with hurricane-force winds, dangerous surf and torrential rains.

Hisham Kassem was convicted of slander, defamation and verbally assaulting a police officer.

Five oil majors are accused of downplaying the risks posed by fossil fuels since the 1950s, The New York Times reports.

The earthquake in Morocco devastated communities that were already suffering from neglect. They need urgent help.

Co-hosts and defending champions Sri Lanka will face India in the 2023 Asia Cup final in Colombo on Sunday.

Derna city 'smells like death' as rescuers try to reach thousands of survivors trapped without water, food, and shelter.

Security forces have been positioned in Tehran and other cities as Iran marks one year since the death of Mahsa Amini.

Constant discussions aim to ensure a 'stable and affordable supply of energy to global markets', White House says.

Premier Hamza Abdi Barre discusses why, despite the international support for the army, al-Shabab remains powerful.

Cricket is bringing temporary relief to a struggling Sri Lankan economy reeling from post-COVID shortages and inflation.

Thousands expected to pay tribute to once-feared founder of Inkatha Freedom Party who died a week ago.

In Saudi Arabia's campaign of reform and rebranding, sports investment plays a big role.

G77+China summit comes at a time of growing international frustration with the Western-led world order.

The G20 gave the African Union a seat at its table during its annual summit in India.

European aid is increasingly being used to prop up autocratic leaders who restrict their citizens' rights, analysts say.

North Korean leader continues tour of Russia with visit to airbase where he inspected latest Russian missiles, bombers.

The International Space Stations remains a venue for cooperation between the US and Russia amid tension over Ukraine.

Ovidio The Mouse' Guzman was flown across the border from a prison in Mexico to face drug charges in the US.

Pulled in opposite directions by Washington and Beijing, everyday Vietnamese people say staying neutral is best.

As the war enters its 570th day, these are the main developments.

Threat of attacks has receded, but experts believe a regeneration of hardline groups in the region is still possible.

A spokesperson for Canadian Trade Minister Mary Ng confirmed the October trip was on hold amid frosty relations.

The suicide bombing killed 170 Afghans and 13 US service members during the messy US withdrawal in August 2021.

Farmers in countries neighbouring Ukraine have repeatedly complained about a product glut hitting their domestic prices.

North Korea's Kim Jong Un has pledged his full and unconditional support for Russia's leader.

The 33-year-old was found guilty of killing five baby boys and two baby girls and sentenced to life in prison.

US president sends two government officials to Detroit, says corporate profits have not been shared fairly with workers.

France's Sylvain Itte is living off 'rations', Macron says, accusing Niger's ruling army of blocking food deliveries.

Milad al-Raee, 16, was shot in the back by an Israeli soldier at entrance to al-Arroub refugee camp near Hebron.

Survivors of floods that struck eastern Libya tell Al Jazeera they remain without aid and struggle to find loved ones.

White House adviser says Joe Biden will use trip to UN General Assembly next week 'to advance US interests and values'.

Activist says she wants to meet her jailed father Abdulhadi al-Khawaja who is currently on hunger strike.

Washington targets Iranian officials and state-linked media outlets on first anniversary of Mahsa Amini's death.