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Nick Cave, Radiohead and others not heeding the BDS call can no longer hide behind their empty rhetoric on Israel.

With the approaching Russian presidential election predetermined, what are the hopes of young Russians?

Assailants used vehicle packed with explosives as well as suicide vests in attack that also involved a shootout.

UN aid chief says 730,000 Sudanese children are thought to suffer from 'severe' malnutrition.

About 969 million people will take part in the giant elections to decide who will rule the world's most populous nation.

Nod for long-threatened invasion of Rafah, home to 1.4 million displaced people, comes as Israel to send team to Qatar.

Violent repression in the West Bank is making a bad situation unbearable.

Jimmy Cherizier tells Al Jazeera: 'It's not just people with guns who've damaged the country but the politicians too.'

PM Narendra Modi is seeking a third straight term in the marathon vote - the world's largest democratic exercise.

Ukrainians and a rights group say people are being forced to vote by their occupiers in election dismissed as a sham.

Boeing faces more turbulence even though flight landed safely as it was unclear when or how the panel went missing.

Made in its simplest form possible, this meal of fried vegetables brings an impoverished IDP family together in Ramadan.

As the war enters its 752nd day, these are the main developments.

Palestinian officials say Israeli forces have killed 36 people, mainly children, near the Nuseirat refugee camp.

Defendants jailed for terms between four and seven years after being found guilty of rioting.

Nearly half of all migratory species are in decline. Can they be saved?

Trading guns for hair clippers and dumbbells, they've had to desert their dreams - like their government deserted them.

State media says car ride is 'clear proof' of the close and deepening relationship between the two countries.

Beijing has not ruled out using force to annex Taiwan, but there is little appetite for war among Chinese people.

Top military leaders reported plan to police, said they would arrest Bolsonaro if he moved forward, documents show.

The Russian leader is running for a fifth term in the presidential election.

A ship carrying 200 tonnes of food aid has arrived off the coast of Gaza.

Willis is prosecuting Trump election interference case in Georgia but faced questions about relationship with colleague.

Around 80,000 worshippers are reported to have made it to Al-Aqsa.

Russians begin voting in a three-day election that is almost certain to hand the president six more years.

Senators push to authorise additional visas for Afghans who worked with the US military and now face Taliban reprisals.

The Nordic nation's PM says it has been the target of 'instrumentalised migration' facilitated by its neighbour, Russia.

The release of firebrand Sonko and his right-hand man Faye could help opposition chances in the March 24 election.

We look at whether there is a shift within the Jewish community against Israel's actions and policies.

Russia has stepped up its attacks on the port city in recent weeks with a series of deadly drone and missile attacks.

Many Congress members have asked Joe Biden to not recognise Pakistan's new government, after controversial elections.

A top Tory donor said the veteran politician, affectionately called 'Auntie Di' by her supporters, should be shot.

Marc Lamont Hill talks to journalist and writer Mariam Barghouti on the situation in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

Turkish officials say they have found the bodies of 22 people, including seven children, off Gokceada island.

A Russian missile strike on residential buildings in Odesa in southern Ukraine killed at least 14 people.

Israeli authorities have tightened restrictions for Palestinians travelling to holy mosque from occupied West Bank.

Can Poland's Tusk help Scholz and Macron, who are divided over sending troops to Ukraine, find common ground?

People in Russia and the territories it has annexed are voting in a three-day election.

System failure' shutters some restaurants for hours, leading to complaints from customers on social media.

Response follows US State Department saying it will 'closely monitor' the implementation of the religion-based law.

With the war in its sixth month, Israel says plan presented to international mediators based on 'unrealistic demands'.

He needs an electoral mandate to continue waging an unpopular war.

Storming of hotel near Somalia's presidential palace highlights resilience of the al-Qaeda affiliate.

Russia is increasing its influence in Burkina Faso, where disillusionment with French politics has left a void.

The Sudanese army is showing signs of life on the battlefield yet experts are unsure whether it can sustain it.

At least 20 Palestinians have died after Israel attacked a crowd of people waiting for humanitarian assistance.

Australia to restore $6m in funding to embattled UN agency for Palestinian refugees and pledges additional Gaza aid.

Witnesses say Israeli helicopters and tanks opened fire on crowds of desperately hungry people waiting for aid in Gaza.

The rocket flew halfway around the world and accomplished new manoeuvres but broke apart on re-entry.

Leader of Iran-aligned group says Houthis will prevent Israel-linked ships from passing through the Indian Ocean.