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Firm's largest ever recall comes after two-year investigation by federal safety regulator focused on autopilot function.

Al Jazeera's Tareq Abu Azzoum observed deteriorating conditions Palestinians are forced to live in

Israel was isolated with a few allies in the UN General Assembly vote.

Palestinian-Indigenous solidarity must move beyond mobilisation towards transformational solidarity and organisation.

The Biden administration aims to preserve access to the abortion pill mifepristone, which has been approved by the FDA.

Witnesses describe scenes of execution-style killings from inside northern Gaza school

A US Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld an earlier decision by a federal judge saying that Trump cannot claim immunity.

Christian Palestinians in the US are muting their holiday celebrations as they mourn the ongoing suffering in Gaza.

Weather brings more misery for the displaced families as winds tear flimsy tents and rains drench clothes and blankets.

Azerbaijan releases 32 Armenians, most of whom were held since 2020, in exchange for two soldiers held since April.

All football league games in Turkey have been suspended after a club's president punched a ref.

A global chemical giant covered up its product's links to Parkinson's. Fault Lines investigates.

Case could result in up to 10 years in jail and reduces Khan's chances of being released in time to campaign for polls.

In Nigeria, where plastic pollution is still a huge problem, there is a rise of women-led schemes focused on fixes.

Military court hands Issa one-year suspended sentence for insulting the president, inciting soldiers to disobey orders.

Israa Jaabis was accused of attempted murder when her car caught fire near an Israeli checkpoint in 2015.

In economic and security calcualtions, the world is pragmatically less concerned with war on Gaza than with shipping.

A doctor in the UK is determined to help refugees heal through his charity which mixes exercise with therapy.

PM Viktor Orban promises to veto proposal on Kyiv's EU membership as EU chief urges support for 'strong' Ukraine.

A contentious fossil fuels agreement stirred up anger while states found to be falling behind on climate commitments.

Death, suffering and displacement threatens to spill out across the Middle East, said Filippo Grandi.

New president Milei warns of painful measures as currency value slashed, subsidies cut, public works tenders cancelled.

A congressional hearing on anti-Semitism has shone a spotlight on the tensions between free speech and campus safety.

Israel has long been indoctrinating its children to believe Palestinians are less than human.

Another tanker reports 'exchange of fire' with speedboat off Yemen's coastal city of Hodeidah.

Calls for a ceasefire are growing after the UN passed a resolution and the US warned of deteriorating support.

An Afghan refugee is making his mark in the Paris fashion scene.

Opposition lawmaker Rukchanok Srinork was prosecuted under Thailand's strict lese-majeste laws.

UNRWA chief depicts Gaza's plight - inhumane conditions, hunger, and people feeling betrayed by the world.

Pressure is mounting on Israel amid a UNGA resolution as Biden makes statements signalling divisions with Netanyahu.

The United Nations General Assembly has voted overwhelmingly in favour of a ceasefire in Gaza.

Tunisian dams are filled at just 22 percent capacity and some 20 dams have already gone out of service.

Prabowo Subianto, Ganjar Pranowo and Anies Baswedan spar over human rights and law in their first televised encounter.

The non-binding, symbolic resolution passed with 153 votes in favour, 10 against, and 23 abstentions.

Indigenous communities at COP28 stress they be part of climate solutions on carbon offsets as their lands are at play.

Strong winds, torrential rain, and flooding have further complicated the lives of displaced people.

While latest COP28 draft text avoids phrase 'phase out', campaigners say it is an improvement on the last one.

Officials warn number of injured could rise after second missile attack on Ukrainian capital this week.

Ukrainian president goes on diplomatic offensive in Washington, DC to try and win over sceptical right-wing Republicans.

As the war enters its 658th day, these are the main developments.

Australia's government struggles with climate contradictions as it commits to damaging fossil fuel projects.

The US and Israel were among the few votes against the non-binding resolution calling for an end to the fighting.

Sunak faces down Conservative rebels by winning knife-edge vote on latest plans to send refugees and migrants to Rwanda.

Frustration grows after the US blocks resolution at UN Security Council calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.

Social media platforms have been censoring pro-Palestinian content while allowing anti-Palestinian hate speech.

US president offers his sharpest public criticism of Israel since the start of its war with Hamas.

Harvard's President Claudine Gay sees unanimous support from the university board to remain in her role.

The annual event has been held for more than 20 years, except for once during the pandemic.

For the residents, fears of demographic change triggered by Modi government's 2019 move are slowly becoming a reality.