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Australia's National Cyber Security Coordinator says 'no information to suggest it is a cyber security incident'.

Ahead of key ICJ ruling on settlements, here's a look at how much West Bank land Israel has grabbed since October 7.

Former US President Donald Trump spoke about how he survived Saturday's assassination attempt.

Former US president accepts the Republican nomination in lengthy speech at the end of four-day convention in Milwaukee.

East Asian country sees tourism burst past pre-pandemic levels as weak yen draws record visitors.

Israel's military says it is investigating attack and why aerial defences failed to intercept 'target'.

Senator Jon Tester and House Representative Jim Costa join calls for Biden to step aside.

Peacekeepers at the Demilitarized Zone dividing the Koreas say their job is getting more complex amid evolving threats.

Fears of new trade tensions with China drive main indexes lower.

Trump allies promise 'different' candidate in wake of attack. Sceptics question how far more unifying message will go.

Russia is banned from taking part in the Summer Games but Israel is allowed to compete.

Israel's security minister toured a courtyard of Al-Aqsa Mosque in provocative move that could threaten ceasefire talks.

Protests in Bangladesh against reimposing a quota system for government jobs have become deadly.

Paris 2024 begins on July 26. Al Jazeera takes a look at some interesting facts surrounding the Olympics.

Audience members had reportedly spotted 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crooks and reported his behaviour as suspicious.

Before court decision, police had barred protests in the capital indefinitely amid continuing antigov't demonstrations.

Displaced Palestinians hope for protection and access to limited supplies in UN-run schools, but trauma is mounting.

Analysts say the move could have been triggered by recent legal wins for the PTI - but could backfire on the government.

What do we know so far about what happened in the hour before the shooting?

The US has dominated the global economy for decades. But globalisation is facing a backlash.

Since Israel began its war on Gaza, Palestinians have repeatedly been seen in videos asking Where are the Arabs?".

Rescue and relief services on war footing' after several carriages jumped tracks, leaving at least four overturned.

Moscow was rushing reinforcements to Donetsk and Kharkiv after unexpectedly high losses for limited advances.

Delegates at the Republican National Congress are donning fake ear bandages to show their support for Donald Trump.

Paul Kagame's re-election for a fourth term is a reflection of the economic and social progress he has achieved.

Decades of research shows that VP picks rarely swing the vote - in key states or among vital demographics.

Some polls in Africa's 2024 election marathon give hope, others raise alarm.

Kremlin says proposal by Ursula von der Leyen shows Europe's 'militarisation'.

Video is said to show police detaining an imam during funeral prayers for students killed during demonstrations.

As several laws threaten to criminalise their work, investigative reporters are fleeing the Central Asian nation.

101 East meets the hockey players from India's tribal communities who are reviving the country's love for the sport.

Police fire tear gas at students in Dhaka demonstrating against civil service hiring rules they call discriminatory.

Nour Slaoui's bond with her horse allowed the rider to be the Arab world's first to qualify for eventing at the Games.

The resolution says the creation of a Palestinian state would pose an 'existential danger' to Israel.

President's accusation against the US organisation may be to deflect responsibility for his own actions, say analysts.

Israeli government official calling Phillipe Lazzarini a 'terrorist sympathiser' also puts his safety at risk, UN says.

JD Vance officially accepted the party's nomination to be its candidate for vice president.

Activists welcome ruling but systemic discrimination persists in country where gay marriage is not legally recognised.

US President Joe Biden has tested positive for COVID-19 and has been forced to self-isolate.

Video shows a huge rockslide narrowly missing houses in a village in eastern Yemen.

Firefighters pull 75 people to safety as the investigation into the cause of the blaze is under way.

Nine people rescued from 16-strong crew of Indian and Sri Lankan nationals as search ongoing for others.

Experts say lack of jobs for university graduates driving unrest in the South Asian country.

Sotheby's sells fossil to anonymous American bidder, smashing prior auction record of $31.8m for tyrannosaurus rex Stan.

After operating for fewer than 25 days, the US military's multimillion-dollar Gaza aid pier will be dismantled.

Rallies demanding an end to a quota system that reserves government jobs for specific groups have turned violent.

Reports come as Congressman Adam Schiff became the most prominent Democrat to publicly urge Biden to step aside.

Vice presidential candidate JD Vance criticises Biden on support for free trade and overseas wars.

Beijing said US weapons sales to Taiwan has 'compromised atmosphere' for continued talks on nuclear non-proliferation.

As the war enters its 874th day, these are the main developments.