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Claims of 5G mobile signals harming Sri Maha Bodhi also illustrate the reverence in which the country holds the tree.

Chinese interference fears have gripped Ottawa. But appearing before House committees recently, I saw bigger worries

Syriac, an ancient dialect of Aramaic, is disappearing, so the community has launched a Syrian TV channel.

China's defence ministry says patrol with Russian bomber aircraft was part of exercises that first started in 2019.

EU nations called out for adopting definition that conflates anti-Semitism with criticism of Israel.

Bangladesh, Nepal and Pakistan express displeasure over 'Undivided India' mural in the recently inaugurated building.

At least four killed and dozens wounded as earthquake shakes parts of western Haiti following flooding at the weekend.

The UN war crimes court deemed the 90-year-old genocide suspect 'no longer capable of meaningful participation'.

Acclaimed painter's art is housed in the world's most prestigious museums.

Examining the road ahead for the Wikileaks co-founder as his legal battle continues.

Erdogan's rhetoric may be unfriendly towards Greece, but his predecessors were outright dangerous, many Greeks say.

Air India plane flying from New Delhi to San Francisco was diverted to Russia's Magadan after engine trouble.

US Secretary of State says relations between Washington and Riyadh are 'strengthened by progress on human rights'.

Former ByteDance executive alleges that Chinese officials used 'god credential' to get around protections for user data.

The exams are known for being difficult and many students take additional tuition to help them through.

Malaysia says new ruling by French court could overturn a $14.9bn award handed to Filipino heirs of the Sulu sultanate.

Police say a 19-year-old suspect was arrested shortly after the mass shooting and found in possession of four handguns.

Ukrainian president calls the destruction of the Kakhovka dam an act of 'mass environmental destruction' by Russia.

As the war enters its 469th day, these are the main developments.

Government cites 'national security' as it moves to ban popular Glory to Hong Kong song, from 2019 protests.

Regulators have sued Binance and its CEO Changpeng Zhao for allegedly operating a 'web of deception'.

A father who lost his two daughters says he is '1 billion percent dissatisfied' with investigation and legal process.

The advocacy organisation identified Florida, Tennessee and Texas as states increasingly hostile to the LGBTQ community.

Ex-New Jersey governor launches his 2024 candidacy in New Hampshire, calling out Trump as a 'self-serving mirror-hog'.

Atlanta City Council approved funding for arge new law-enforcement training facility after 14 hours of public comment.

Residents struggle under Sudan's warring military factions as clashes intensify.

Film director says risk of nuclear contamination from Ukraine war is less threatening to the planet than fossil fuels.

'I am excited to experience a new football league,' Benzema said after signing with the club for an undisclosed fee.

International aid agencies say funding cuts and rising prices causing crisis.

Officials warn of high levels of air pollution as hundreds of blazes burn across Canada in record start to fire season.

Two-thirds of developing economies will see lower growth than in 2022, dealing a major setback to pandemic recovery.

In interview with Al Jazeera, Amira Elghawaby stresses need to combat Islamophobia as Muslims face 'anxiety and fear'.

Liang Wenbo and Li Hang are accused of fixing matches and pressuring other players to do the same.

The move, a day after it sued Binance and its founder, are part of SEC's push to assert control over crypto markets.

Sabalenka says she does not support President Alexander Lukashenko 'right now' after win over Ukraine's Elina Svitolina.

Human Rights Watch accuses government-backed militias, officials of committing 'war crimes and crimes against humanity'.

Mohammed al-Tamimi was the youngest of the 27 Palestinian children killed in Gaza and the West Bank this year.

Thousands more to be evacuated after towns flooded following damage to the dam in southern Ukraine, local officials say.

The Brazilian singer and songwriter was the sole vocalist in one of the most covered songs of all time.

Britain has probed claims that the Chinese stations were operating at three sites, its security minister says.

Dozens also injured in 4.9-magnitude quake that struck Caribbean nation as it reels from heavy rainfall and flooding.

PGA Tour and DP World Tour say they have merged commercial operations with LIV Golf and ended all litigation.

A roundup of some of the most promising announcements at a meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology.

Why are Arab countries getting friendly again with Syria’s Bashar al-Assad?

Russia and Ukraine blame each other for the breach at the Russian-controlled dam.

The palatial modern art museum was badly damaged in the explosion that rocked the Lebanese capital.

From co-driver to taking the wheel herself, rookie racer Queen drives her first race in Rwanda’s Mountain Gorilla Rally.

Violence has flared since Kosovo authorities installed ethnic Albanian mayors in four municipalities.

Officials try to source iced containers to preserve bodies as they appeal to families to identify the dead.

Postecoglou faces many challenges in his bid to spark a revival at Spurs, including resolving the future of Harry Kane.