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Mark Meadows joins Trump and other co-defendants in waiving formal arraignment hearings in US election subversion case.

Moscow seeking to quash Kyiv counteroffensive while Pyongyang is extending pace of missile testing.

Tsai is visiting Eswatini, formerly known as Swaziland, as African country marks 55 years of independence.

The former NBA star talks to Al Jazeera about building South Sudan's basketball team and why sport can change lives.

Temba Bavuma will lead the Proteas while Quinton de Kock will end his ODI career after the tournament in India.

Vilda fired less than three weeks after Spain won the Women's World Cup and amid scandal involving the federation chief.

Lew, an outspoken supporter of Israel and former secretary of the US Treasury, holds extensive government experience.

Foreign ministers meet in Ankara saying they seek to reach 'common ground' to resolve decades-old disputes.

Storm Daniel floods homes and roads in central Greece prompting authorities to order vehicles off the streets.

At least 76 people died in the fire at a building abandoned by authorities and hijacked by illegal 'landlords'.

The Apache leader and medicine man was one of the last Native American resistance fighters to surrender.

Excerpts released by Kyiv of phone calls placed in early July appear to show Russian troops complaining.

Authorities say Nathaniel Veltman deliberately targeted Muslims in deadly, hate-fuelled attack in Ontario in 2021.

Uproar after government replaces India with a Sanskrit word in dinner invites sent to guests at this week's summit.

The England star, who has spoken out in support of LGBTQ rights, apologises for hurt caused by his move to Al Ettifaq.

President Jose Ramos-Horta insists East Timor is on track to join ASEAN, which seeks to resolve the crisis in Myanmar.

The move is a new blow to the ruling generals seeking international recognition after seizing power in 2021.

Coups benefiting just a few military elites are not, and can never be, meaningful acts of anti-imperialist resistance.

The Sun reports that officials from the Saudi club are in the UK to make a $270m offer for the Egyptian superstar.

Security forces used lethal force last week to repress planned anti-UN protests in the city of Goma.

Wildfires are common in Greece and other Southern European countries during their hot, dry summers.

Detailed media coverage of Trump's legal troubles by US cable networks has seen TV ratings shoot up.

Egypt still buys from Russia and Ukraine but is also diversifying its purchases after the shock of the war.

Israeli forces kill Ayed Abu Harb, 21, in a large-scale raid on the Nur Shams camp in Tulkarem.

The two-day summit will see leaders of the world's richest and most powerful countries meet over a range of issues.

The three-day Nairobi summit, which began on Monday, is meant to define a shared vision for green development in Africa.

Schoolgirls, who refuse to change out of the loose-fitting robe, are sent home with a letter to parents on secularism.

Greek authorities say the refugees and migrants who survived boarded a dinghy in Turkey that ultimately sank.

The military says a drone carrying crystal meth is intercepted after crossing the country's border with Syria.

Government workers in Nigeria are striking over the rising costs of living worsened by the removal of petrol subsidies.

Billionaires have seen their wealth expand by 109 percent over the past decade as their fortunes increase $2.7bn a day.

Manipur police file cases against Editors Guild of India members, accusing them of promoting enmity between groups.

About 30,000 people remain at the site with some waiting to see the burning of a large wooden effigy shaped like a man.

Brazilian football federation has replaced the Manchester United player with Arsenal's Gabriel Jesus.

Thousands of festivalgoers were stranded in deep mud in Nevada after rain turned the gathering into a quagmire.

Amnesty report details how Eritrean soldiers extrajudicially executed civilians and sexually enslaved women for months.

China's Wang Yi hails 'thousand-year friendship' with Italy as Rome weighs exit from infrastructure drive.

As the armed foes go toe-to-toe in South Darfur, residents strive to find secure shelters amid intense fighting.

Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan holds talks with Russia's Vladimir Putin amid international efforts to revive grain deal.

Israeli forces tell Palestinian border officials that Gaza crossing will remain closed 'until further notice'.

Japanese officials have signalled Tokyo may file a formal WTO complaint over China's trade restrictions.

Drones shot down over Kaluga and Tver regions, bordering the Moscow region, and one in Istra district of Moscow region.

Landmark report says invasive species are major threat to biodiversity and dealing with them requires global cooperation

Cuba says it has no part in war in Ukraine and would 'act vigorously' against those trafficking Cubans as fighters.

Opposition leader Matthew Wale accuses police commissioner of misleading citizens after Al Jazeera report.

Alan Joyce says he is leaving airline 'knowing the company is fundamentally strong and has a bright future'.

Russian president and defence officials in Kyiv give conflicting accounts of situation on front lines in Ukraine.

Move comes after a court upheld a vote of no-confidence in the former leader who had sought closer ties with Australia.

As the war enters its 559th day, these are the main developments.

Industrial action at Gorgon and Wheatstone projects in Western Australia has raised fears for global gas supplies.