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An attack on a bus carrying Syrian soldiers is believed to have been carried out by ISIL (ISIS) sleeper cells.

Mahmoud Jarad, 23, was shot dead as Israeli soldiers raided the Tulkarem refugee camp, according to Wafa news agency.

Last year, the number jumped by 3 percent to about 49,449, according to new data.

Igor Strelkov raged against the president after the Wagner mutiny, and could now face years in jail.

These are the main developments as the Russian invasion of Ukraine enters its 534th day.

Spain beat the Netherlands 2-1 after extra time to reach Women's World Cup semi-finals for first time.

China's Ministry of State Security says Chinese employee of military-industrial firm was recruited by the CIA in Italy.

Cambodians continue to fight for democracy, as a new generation of the elite - inexperienced and entitled - takes over.

Ukraine's navy warned that military threats from Russia and sea mines remain along all shipping routes.

The new arrangement will definitely benefit India. But its benefits for Bangladesh are questionable, experts say.

The slaying of anti-corruption advocate Fernando Villavicencio has underscored the threat of rising crime in Ecuador.

Biden also requested funding for border security and disaster relief, as extreme weather continues to ravage US.

Launch of the Luna-25 craft to the moon on Friday was conducted without assistance the European Space Agency.

Warsaw and the West are united against Russia but have major rifts on other issues.

The additional charges stem from accusations that Trump tried to suppress subpoenaed security camera footage.

Large parts of Lahania, the former capital of the Kingdom of Hawaii, have been left in ashes as the Maui fires burn.

Ukrainian authorities order evacuation of nearly 12,000 civilians in the Kharkiv region, northeast Ukraine.

US news outlets say transfer marks first step in potential prisoner swap deal between Washington and Tehran.

Third anniversary of Beirut blastand six months since Turkey and Syria's earthquakes: here's the Middle East this week.

After I was raped at 16, I felt completely alone. I don't want any other child to suffer the same.

Internationally wanted Riad Salameh resigned from post he held for 30 years after graft charges were filed against him.

Maurice Slim safe after incident a day after deadly shootout between Hezbollah, locals in Christian village.

Recent arrest of 33 men increases criticism of President Nicolas Maduro's overtures to anti-LGBTQ religious groups.

The talented and social media savvy goalkeeper is in the spotlight after a heroic performance in the Women's World Cup.

President Museveni says the country will reduce borrowing and not give in to pressure from foreign institutions.

The diplomatic standoff between ECOWAS and Niger coup plotters has made life harder for Nigeriens.

Assassination spurs widespread condemnation, calls for justice for slain Ecuadorian anticorruption campaigner.

Hezbollah truck at the centre of clashes in Kahaleh was carrying ammunition, Lebanese army says.

ECOWAS chair Bola Tinubu says the Niger coup 'poses a threat ... to the entire West African region'.

Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula has taken advantage of the war in Yemen to launch attacks.

Eight people were rescued and 30 remain missing from the boat, which was headed for Malaysia.

Killing of Villavicencio, former journalist and union member who pledged to fight corruption, comes days ahead of vote.

In his book, The Heat Will Kill You First, author Jeff Goodall documents the changes happening as the planet heats up.

Man City launch proceedings against Burnley as they seek to be the first to win four straight English top-flight titles.

Five seasons of drought and clashes caused by herder migration have shrunk Kenya's forests on a large scale.

Turkish military launched Operation Claw-Lock against PKK fighters in northern Iraq in April 2022.

Intercept cites alleged 'cypher' to suggest US official told a Pakistani envoy 'all will be forgiven' if Khan is sacked.

What happened in the 76th week of Russia's war in Ukraine?

Some 350 flights and 410 train routes cancelled, while at least 10,000 people evacuated, the interior ministry says.

ECOWAS leaders will hold a summit to agree on a plan of action for Niger, where coup leaders refuse to stand down.

Poland has expressed concerns about the border area since hundreds of Russia's Wagner mercenaries arrived in Belarus.

101 East investigates the effects of France's nuclear tests in French Polynesia.

Several thousand residents have escape homes as fire swept across the Maui island resort town.

We still live in a world where sexual harassment is an everyday reality for women and girls.

Tensions between local militiamen and federal forces sparked Ethiopia's most serious security crisis since Tigray war.

Ukrainian insiders talk to Al Jazeera about life at Zaporizhzhia, which was taken over days after the invasion.

Amir Khalifa, 27, a fighter with the armed al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, was shot in head and back during the raid.

Wildfires have devastated the island of Maui, killing at least 36 people and reducing most of a historic town to ash.

The mysterious deaths of three elderly people after a lunch where mushrooms were served have gripped Australia.

Rima Haj Hussein was trapped under the rubble and forced to choose between her life and her leg.