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Funeral for Sadeel Naghniyeh, 15 and Nasser Sinan, 50, who died after being wounded in separate Israeli raids in Jenin.

The advocacy group CAIR estimates that more than 98 percent of entries on leaked travel watch lists 'regard Muslims'.

The dead suspect had embarked on a hunger strike after being detained in connection with a mass starvation in Kenya.

In exchange for amnesty, a military commander in Colombia confesses to covering up the killing of innocent civilians.

Kazakhstan's move was unexpected, says a Russian official, as ex-Soviet nation claims talks have achieved their purpose.

In Taliban-controlled Afghanistan, a former mujahideen fighter helps drug addicts in a rehabilitation programme.

The global outrage over the racist abuse of Vinicius Jr should spark a society-wide debate on racism and history.

The Ugandan army said it rescued the students taken during last week's massacre of 42 people by an ISIL-linked militia.

After drought and deforestation, are goats the answer to a farmer's food future in Madagascar?

Dozens of people had been killed after the Puntland Parliament voted to change the region's voting system.

Civilians fleeing el-Geneina are being targeted as they cross into Chad, as previous ceasefire is violated.

Energy subsidies, big price rises across the economy following the coronavirus pandemic led to the high inflation rate.

A look at the situation as rescuers search an area about half the size of Belgium for the craft with five people.

After the raid, Iran said the MEK must be expelled while the US sought to distance itself from the troubled group.

Canadian maritime surveillance aircraft reported to have detected 'banging sounds in the area every 30 minutes'.

Here's how Muslims perform the rituals of Hajj every year, following an ancient example.

The US is seeking stronger ties with India, which it sees as a vital ally in efforts to contain China's rise.

Amnesty to be legally offered to criminals and crime suspects who agree to serve in Russia's war in Ukraine.

Authorities confiscated nearly 29 tonnes of illegally caught fins thought to be on the way to Asia.

Remarks at campaign event come just a day after a fence-building visit to Beijing by top diplomat Antony Blinken.

Authorities in Pakistan say at least 124 Pakistanis were on boat that sank off Greece with hundreds feared drowned.

Southeast Asia's leading ride-hailing and food-delivery app says job losses 'painful but necessary' step.

Incoming MPs see their gender as a strength and are determined to push through the reforms Thai people voted for.

'It's that kind of moment that you never expect,' says Ronaldo on becoming first male player to reach 200 caps.

As the war enters its 483rd day, these are the main developments.

The Arkansas ban was the first of its kind in the US, paving the way for at least 19 other states to restrict such care.

Learning centres give refugee children, and the women who teach them, the chance to follow their dreams.

Honduran President Xiomara Castro blames violence on criminal groups, which wield significant power in prison system.

India's prime minister will attend a state dinner at the White House this week as the two countries seek greater ties.

June 20 marks the 50th anniversary of Juan Peron's second return to Argentina, after a coup exiled the populist leader.

Elon Musk will directly brief Prime Minister Modi on Tesla's manufacturing plans for India, Reuters said.

Moscow alleges Kyiv plans to strike the annexed Crimean Peninsula with long-range NATO missiles.

Ex-NYPD officer, two others, worked at behest of Beijing in repatriation effort 'Operation Fox Hunt', authorities said.

Israel's attack on the Jenin refugee camp on Monday killed six Palestinians and injured many more.

Australia captain PatCummins, partnering with tailender Nathan Lyon, sealed a thrilling victory with an unbeaten 44.

US Coast Guard official says authorities are conducting 'complex search effort' with 40 hours of oxygen left in vessel.

The former Nissan chairman who was arrested in Japan in late 2018 has filed a $1bn suit in Lebanon where he is stuck.

Wall Street Journal says talks over new military facility are in late stages, with US officials seeking to intervene.

Google's control over tools for buying, selling online ads forces publishers to sell more cheap ad space, Gannett says.

Rights groups advocate an end to the slaughter and say the mammals are also under serious threat from climate change.

Prime Minister Kaja Kallas says she is 'proud of Estonia' after the bill received 55 votes in the 101-seat parliament.

Former Rwandan police officer drops bail application and requests asylum in South Africa.

Voters should bear in mind that far-right views pose the biggest threat to Germany's democracy, the agency says.

Haitians face 'racism, xenophobia, systemic violence' in search for protection across Americas, rights group says.

Early date, which remains tentative, shows federal judge's intent to move quickly with the classified documents case.

Human rights groups say militia group has committed war crimes in region facing acute humanitarian crisis.

Shooting carried out by Palestinians took place near the illegal settlement of Eli after a deadly Israeli incursion.

Group carries out its second confirmed official execution since it returned to power in Afghanistan in 2021.

Hunter to plead guilty on two charges of failure to pay taxes, and is working on a deal on a firearms charge: Lawyer.

A senior aid worker was assassinated in el-Geneina as the RSF reportedly kept fighting in Darfur despite a ceasefire.