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HTS-linked Mohammed al-Bashir has been tasked with forming a transitional government.

Turkiye stands to gain, while Israel feels insecure about what comes next.

Rapid advances by Syrian opposition forces end a war that began with peaceful protests before spiralling out of control.

As Syria's longtime leader gets shelter in Moscow, analysts say Russia's Middle East ambitions are likely to continue.

Here's an explanation of the last two days of fighting that brought down al-Assad in Syria.

Le Pen, who is credited with rebranding RN into a legitimate political force, is making the most of chaos.

Some 250 Israeli air strikes have hit Syria in 48 hours, reports the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.

Here are the key developments on the 1,020th day of the Russia-Ukraine war.

The Israeli military launched a large-scale attack on Syria on Monday.

S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 has become a symbol of Ukrainian gaming success despite challenges and disinformation.

People demanding a new vote and return to EU integration gathered in Tbilisi for the 12th consecutive day of protest.

More than 170 villages in Sukabumi, West Java, have been devastated by torrential rains, landslides and flash floods.

FIFA's new-look club competition will see Real Madrid play in the final at Qatar's Lusail Stadium on December 18.

In 2024, about half of Syria's registered refugees live in Turkiye, followed by Lebanon, Germany, Jordan and Iraq.

Chip giant accused of violating China's antimonopoly laws days after Washington announced new export controls.

Man, 26, arrested at McDonald's outlet with a gun and fake IDs on his person, according to police.

Ukrainian leader says he is grateful for Trump's 'strong resolve' to bring the war in Ukraine to an end.

Palestinian factions say they hope the new Syrian authorities will support Palestine's struggle for freedom and justice.

Israel moves to seize more Syrian land near the Golan Heights after rebels topple former President Bashar al-Assad.

Rupert Murdoch, owner of Fox News and the Wall Street Journal, is seeking to put his son Lachlan in control of empire.

Arab statements come as Israel continues to step up strikes across Syria after ouster of Bashar al-Assad's government.

The advertising titans, behind campaigns like 'Got Milk' and 'Priceless', aim to create the world's largest ad agency.

New York City police have announced the arrest of a man in connection with the murder of Brian Thompson.

Protest continues in Seoul, with thousands demanding the impeachment of President Yoon Suk-yeol

UN refugee agency chief says returning refuges to Syria after fall of Bashar al-Assad should be 'voluntary' and 'safe'.

The companies have asked an appeals court to temporarily block the law that would enforce a ban on the app in the US.

Timelapse video captured the explosive eruption" of the Philippines' Mount Kanlaon volcano.

Police have been searching for gunman since Brian Thompson fatally shot in 'brazen' Midtown Manhattan attack.

Al Jazeera's Resul Serdar's live report from Damascus was nearly drowned out by celebratory gunfire.

The US journalist is believed to be among 135,000 people detained or disappeared by Syrian government during war.

The past 14 months of genocide in Gaza have brought alienation but also a sense of new belonging.

With India's economic growth slowing down and inflation rising, the new governor will have challenges to deal with.

The term has been most frequently used in the US before elections to describe race relations, politics, ideology.

Thousands of regime prisoners are suddenly free in Syria after the fall of Bashar al-Assad's government.

Chinese titleholder forces India's teenaged challenger to resign in Game 12 and tie the scores at six points each.

At the Bab Al-Hawa crossing on the border with Turkey, Syrians flood back home with a newfound hope.

Raed al-Saleh tells Al Jazeera rescuers found bodies in ovens and executions took place daily at notorious facility.

Viral videos of Neely's death raised questions about race relations, social services and excessive force in the US.

For over two decades, Bashar al-Assad ruled Syria. Al Jazeera's Saba Al-Kasim looks at how.

Bashar al-Assad's apparatus ran more than 100 detention facilities where it tortured indiscriminately.

The Yemeni group says it will continue its 'support operations' until Israel ends its war and siege on the Gaza Strip.

Here's a closer look at the Syrian opposition leader known as Abu Mohammed al-Julani.

Rescue teams scour the notorious prison near Damascus for detainees and hidden underground cells.

Syrians in Germany cheer toppling of al-Assad as an official suggests offering people 1,000 euros to return.

Stephen Zunes on what important domestic factors allowed Syria's opposition forces to overthrow the Assad regime.

The climbdown in the geopolitically sensitive region comes amid growing anger against the administration.

The 14th Amendment of the Constitution guarantees birthright citizenship. Amending it is a lengthy, difficult process.

Around 54,000 people will be covered by the evacuation efforts, as authorities prepare for 'worst-case scenario'.

The decision to grant asylum to Bashar al-Assad comes amid concerns over Russian military bases in Syria.

There is a class war raging in the US, and the healthcare system is one of its most violent fronts.