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Once hailed as one of India's brightest prospects, Sarfaraz spent years waiting for a chance to play for his country.

Al Hilal beat Jeddah rivals Al-Ittihad 2-0 in the Asian Champions League quarterfinals for their 28th consecutive win.

Tokyo-based startup Space One was aiming to become the first private Japanese firm to put a satellite into orbit.

Former strategist to Russian opposition leader was admitted to hospital after the assault on Tuesday night.

As the war enters its 749th day, these are the main developments.

Letter is latest attempt from lawmakers to up the pressure on Biden and push for accountability from Israel on Gaza.

US says it is seeking a 'ceasefire' for a limited time, but Palestinian rights advocates want a lasting end to the war.

Luz Adriana Camargo will lead probes into President Petro and his son after weeks of delay in the appointment process.

Ten children are among those injured in the missile attack on apartment buildings as rescue teams search for survivors.

Hur testifies in a congressional committee hearing about Biden's reported memory lapses, spurring bipartisan criticism.

Ukraine launched one of its most severe attacks into Russia on Tuesday - destroying critical energy infrastructure.

Experts say Haitians need to lead political process after PM Henry's resignation, as uncertainty and tensions swirl.

National People's Congress discusses future of nation amid increasingly turbulent geopolitics.

MV Abdullah was sailing from Mozambique's capital Maputo to the United Arab Emirates when it was attacked.

Sudan military posts videos online showing its soldiers inside the headquarters in the city of Omdurman.

The Russian opposition doesn't have the capacity to mobilise on the ground, but there is an alternative path.

An Al Jazeera social media experiment tests whether some platforms discriminate against pro-Palestinian, Arabic content.

13 years after the start of the Syrian war, many of the thousands who were displaced still keep their keys.

Opposition Labour Party blasts Frank Hester over remarks about Diane Abbott, who calls the comments 'frightening'.

Georgia primary today shines a light on Draconian measures to ensure Republican victories at the ballot box.

Haiti's Prime Minister Ariel Henry has announced he is stepping down after gangs threatened a civil war.

Boeing whistleblower John Barnett's death happened the same week as several safety issues with the company's aircraft.

In a neighbourhood beloved by diaspora communities, fears rise after alleged police crackdowns on pro-Palestine rallies.

Ukraine's military intelligence says anti-Putin Russian volunteer militias are not acting under orders from Kyiv.

Beyond the absolute slaughter amid Israel's war on Gaza, what is at stake when Palestinian culture is wiped away?

A charity ship for Gaza has set sail from Cyprus, under a plan to open a new sea route for aid.

The law creates India's first religion-based citizenship test, discriminating against Muslims and some other refugees.

Rifaat al-Assad is accused of ordering crimes as a commander in Hama in February 1982, Swiss attorney general says.

Acts of love and heroism continue amid Israel's carnage in Gaza.

Brussels is pushing to accelerate EU expansion in Western Balkans as it eyes growing Russian and Chinese influence.

Ukraine continues to target Russia's oil and gas infrastructure.

Israel's PM Netanyahu may be trying to extend his country's conflicts to maintain his hold on power, analysts argue.

Election body says party's bid to amend lese-majeste law undermines governance system but MFP vows to 'prove innocence'.

Israel's attacks in the occupied West Bank have killed both fighters and civilians, and left only destruction behind.

While welcome, the opening of the sea corridor alone will not push back the food crisis stalking Gaza.

Spy chiefs say threats from China and Russia threaten US primacy, war on Gaza could spread insecurity.

Moscow's cooperation on extraditions with its westward neighbours has practically ceased since the Ukraine war began.

Military exercises running through March 16 are to involve warships and aviation.

The two countries agreed to a withdrawal of 89 Indian soldiers and their support staff from the nation by May 10.

Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry released a video confirming he will step down.

Palestinians in Gaza mark a joyless iftar on the first day of Ramadan against a backdrop of famine and displacement.

The ruling party has selected the president to seek a third successive term in July 28 elections.

Pant will play competitive cricket for the first time since sustaining multiple injuries in a car crash in 2022.

Children in Gaza have suffered 'relentless mental harm' during five months of war, says Save the Children.

Palestinians were allowed in to pray at Al-Aqsa Mosque, after the first day of Ramadan fasting.

Short-term rental platform says decision comes as part of efforts to 'prioritise the privacy of our community'.

Nardi said it was 'crazy' that he beat the 24-time Grand Slam champion after qualifying for the match as a lucky loser.

Protests break out in parts of the country. Police presence beefed up. Critics of the law call its timing cynical.

The unelected Ariel Henry has agreed to demands to step down as violence and looting plague the country.

Baek Won-soon was detained in Vladivostok earlier this year - the latest foreign national to be imprisoned in Russia.