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Hezbollah sources tell Al Jazeera the armed group will respond to any Israeli aggression.

The traditional role of a king's interpreter and messenger involves diplomacy, sensitivity and, most of all, trust.

We delve into the inspiring yet harrowing experiences of volunteers in Gaza, showcasing their bravery.

President Putin has ordered a buffer zone after repeated deadly attacks that have shaken residents.

Demonstrations erupted over the victory declared for Nicolas Maduro in the disputed presidential election.

Protesters surrounded military bases and clashed with police over the detention of nine Israeli soldiers.

In terms of deliberately targeting civilians, the Israeli military is certainly the champion in the region.

Strikes on Houthi-controlled port city had been stopped out of fear of humanitarian fallout before Israel attacked.

Organisers say race is postponed to Wednesday and blame excessive pollution in river on heavy rains.

US taking 'bold steps' to strengthen alliance says defence chief as Washington bids for increased regional influence.

A 17-year-old suspect is in police custody after a UK knife attack kills two children and injures 11.

Autocomplete 'anomalies' were not the result of any manual action, the tech giant says.

A series of landslides caused by relentless rain have hit a hilly region in India's southern state of Kerala.

Rights groups say the traditional practice that seeks to protect girls from sexual predators is a form of mutilation.

Army deployed in hilly area of Kerala state with hundreds missing and rescue operations hindered by continuing downpour.

Storm has hit China with deadly rain and mudslides, devastating homes, roads and crops.

Security forces have clashed with protesters throughout the country after authorities said Maduro won the vote.

Beep Pakistan will, at first, be limited to government communications. But officials say it could be made public.

Manila and Washington have grown closer amid increasing tension with Beijing in the disputed South China Sea.

McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski says low-income consumers eating at home and finding other ways to economise.

Heavy rain hinders rescue efforts after landslides struck hilly Wayanad district while people were sleeping.

Flag carrier says it is unable to achieve target due to lack of newer fuel-efficient aircraft and alternative jet fuels.

As the war enters its 886th day, these are the main developments.

Israeli military carries out more attacks across the strip, killing at least 33 Palestinians amid mass displacements.

David Popovici stormed to Olympic gold in the men's 200m freestyle, while Mollie O'Callaghan won women's swimming event.

Japan wins skateboarding and gymnastics gold, Canada achieves a judo first, Great Britain wins mountain bike thriller.

Israel will be looking to retaliate, but it will want to avoid a major escalation, experts say.

A rise in counterfeit versions of sought-after weight loss drug has led to a series of hospitalisations.

In a surprise move, Carlos Sainz, a three-time Grand Prix winner with Ferrari, signed a two-year deal with Williams.

Washington says military restructuring aimed at countering growing threats from China, North Korea and Russia.

Israel vows that Hezbollah will pay a heavy price' for a deadly attack on the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights.

Ministers and members of Knesset slam detention of nine soldiers accused of abusing a Palestinian prisoner.

Venezuela electoral authority formally declares Nicolas Maduro winner of vote that opposition says was marred by fraud.

Pollution and fast currents in the River Seine forced the cancellation of triathlon training sessions for a second time.

Video shows Tanzanian youth showing solidarity with Palestinians by raising banners as they jump into the water.

Gaza's health ministry calls for 'immediate intervention to end aggression and find radical solutions' to the emergency.

FBI agent says agency eager to get ex-US president's 'perspective on what he observed' during July 13 rally shooting.

Abortion access remains top US election issue as ban on procedure after six weeks of pregnancy takes effect in Iowa.

Police officials have arrested the suspect and seized his knife after the stabbing incident in Southport, England.

The rocky patch of land, legally part of Syria, is where the latest tensions between Israel and Hezbollah have erupted.

Top-seeded Novak Djokovic beat the 14-time French Open champion Rafael Nadal in blockbuster second-round tennis matchup.

Men parading around as caricatures of women do not communicate love and inclusion.

Giorgia Meloni is in China for the first time since she became prime minister as she seeks to improve economic ties.

Jacob Zuma, who once led the African National Congress, has been accused of campaigning to dislodge the ANC from power.

Pro-Palestinian activists who called for voters to Abandon Biden' over Gaza say their campaign is not over.

Arrests under way but infrastructure continues to be targeted amid Paris Olympics.

Maduro was declared the winner of the presidential vote on Sunday; however, the opposition has contested these results.

Palestinians trying to survive Israel's war on Gaza face another threat: filthy water that contains polio virus.

US and allies express strong concern over fairness; Russia, China and friends offer congratulations.

Germany's 2025 budget will halve aid to Ukraine, but public opinion goes in the opposite direction.