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We will not leave,' says Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, accusing Israel of a full-scale genocide.

Helene is moving across the Gulf of Mexico towards Florida but has been downgraded to a Category 3 storm at US landfall.

World leaders in New York just made a commitment to take action to ensure the future of modern medicine.

US prosecutors indict Eric Adams on federal charges that he solicited bribes from Turkish businessmen and officials.

Israel's war on Gaza has ground its vital economic sectors to a halt.

As antimicrobial resistance threatens medical progress, doctors like Sylvia Omulo are looking for clues to help us heal.

A mass funeral has been held for the 21 children who were killed in a boarding school fire in central Kenya.

An Iranian response is certain, but leaders in Tehran wish to carefully calibrate their retaliation, analysts said.

Explosions were seen near the city of Haifa in northern Israel as a barrage of Hezbollah rockets landed in the sea.

Here are some of the hundreds of people killed in Israel's recent bombardment of Lebanon.

Award comes after pro-Israel organisation criticises nomination of short film on initial days of Israel's war on Gaza.

Nearly two billion people have viewed footage of the unusually large baby king penguin in Australia.

Former editor-in-chief Chung Pui-kuen of pro-democracy outlet sentenced to 21 months in jail under colonial-era law.

Experts say Putin's announcement is aimed at stopping the West from allowing Ukraine to use long-range missiles.

The cascade of crises around the globe, from Ukraine to Gaza, demands leaders to muster the political will to act.

US president unveils aid worth nearly $8bn, including 'long-range' missiles, ahead of talks with Ukraine's Zelenskyy.

A 10-year-old girl living amid the Israeli onslaught on Gaza finds a love for cooking with ingredients from aid boxes.

World exclusive: Jailed tycoon She Zhijiang's explosive allegations about Chinese spies and an international conspiracy.

The Israeli military's latest attack on Lebanon threatens a third war between the two countries.

The troubled ex-captain, facing murder charges in Bangladesh, wants to hang up his boots after the ICC Champions Trophy.

Al Jazeera's Dorsa Jabbari saw how families have been sleeping on desks in a Lebanese school housing displaced people.

The $7bn loan is a lifeline for Pakistan's struggling economy, but experts say the country needs fundamental changes.

Battles have been taking place in Sudan's capital Khartoum where the army has launched a new offensive against the RSF.

In part 2 we conclude our interview with Clive Stafford Smith, a lawyer representing Aafia Siddiqui.

Pulitzer Prize winner refuses to accept award from museum that fired staff for wearing emblem of Palestinian solidarity.

The army lost control of most of the capital to the paramilitary RSF at the start of the conflict last April.

Clive Stafford Smith, lawyer for Aafia Siddiqui, who he says is a victim of circumstance following the 9/11 attacks.

Israeli military and Hezbollah continue to trade fire in intense attacks despite appeal for pause in hostilities.

The mayor of New York City Eric Adams has been indicted on criminal charges that are yet to be made public.

Judge acknowledges Iwao Hakamada was wrongfully convicted for murders at miso factory in 1966.

German police held about 60 fans overnight and banned them from the stadium as Lazio played Dynamo Kyiv in Hamburg.

All you need to know about the groups, format, fixtures, match start times and venues for the tournament.

Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu says attacks are meant to prevent the world from knowing what is happening in Gaza.

Republican presidential candidate says even 'worst deal' would be better than current level of death and destruction.

The Sazanami sailed south through the 180-kilometre waterway with ships from Australia and New Zealand.

UNSC told that France, US working on 21-day ceasefire proposal as fighting between Israel, Hezbollah intensifies.

Comments appear to significantly lower the threshold for Russia to use its vast nuclear arsenal.

Israel and Iran gave different accounts of the same conflict in Lebanon during a UN Security Council meeting.

Retired police captain becomes first sitting mayor of New York City to face federal charges.

As the war enters its 944th day, these are the main developments.

University College London researcher is on a mission to debunk shoddy research into the world's oldest people.

Hell is breaking loose in Lebanon" warned UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.

About 2,000 firefighters, rescue workers and members of the military are fighting blazes around Quito.

No-confidence motion fails to pass in House of Commons, but Justin Trudeau faces more challenges ahead.

A two-state solution between Israel and Palestine is the only possible solution," the Spanish Prime Minister said.

As Israel's bombs rain down on the south, Lebanese people are fleeing northwards, trying to find safety.

Prime Minister Garry Conille offers grim view of progress in anti-gang mission on sidelines of UN General Assembly.

World leaders meet at the United Nations amid growing fears of an all-out regional war.

Approval comes more than two months after international lender and Islamabad said they had agreed on programme.

"We are firmly calling on Israel to stop the escalation in Lebanon and Hezbollah to stop firing towards Israel."