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The former US president remains the frontrunner for the Republican presidential nomination despite numerous legal woes.

Afghanistan face Australia in Mumbai as they look to bolster their chances of qualifying for the semifinals.

Mathews was dismissed 'timed out' upon Bangladesh's appeal that the batter failed to take strike within two minutes.

Israel claims the medical permits of the patients, relatives had expired. Palestinian officials say they're in the dark.

Gunmen attacked before dawn, burning houses as people slept. No group has claimed responsibility.

Asymmetric wars are usually bloodier and more savage than those between regular armies.

13-year-old gamer was trying to build a following on his YouTube channel before he was killed in an Israeli air attack.

This Palestinian-Canadian teenage girl has been hoping in vain to leave Gaza and cross into Egypt.

Pretoria's top diplomat says Israel's response to Hamas attacks has become 'collective punishment' of Palestinians.

Shakira Aslami's family is among thousands fearing an uncertain future as Pakistan cracks down on undocumented migrants.

As Gaza's healthcare system is under attack, this surgeon at al-Shifa hospital works relentlessly to save lives.

Turkish police dispersed a crowd of protesters who tried to storm an airbase housing US forces.

Armed men spring Moussa Dadis Camara and three other officials out of a prison, prompting a successful manhunt.

The brutal Israeli war on Gaza is aimed at devastating Palestinian bodies and minds alike.

With India and South Africa already through, who will qualify for the two remaining Cricket World Cup semifinal berths?

The 1979 revolution changed their relationship dramatically with Tehran becoming a vocal supporter of Palestinians.

We need a ceasefire. The existence of the Palestinian people is at stake.

The top US diplomat is meeting regional leaders in a bid to prevent spillover as Israel refuses to halt its bombardment.

Angola is struggling with its worst climate crisis in 40 years as it severely affects the lives of its pregnant women.

Cricket World Cup match goes ahead despite appalling air qualityin the polluted Indian capital.

A new era of cooperation benefits Turkey, Greece and the European Union at a time of upheaval, says migration minister.

Overnight attack of drones and missiles strikes Black Sea region, damaging residential and infrastructure facilities.

The US continues to boost its regional military presence amid the Israel-Hamas war.

The 22-year-old Palestinian icon is arrested on another night of Israeli raids in the occupied West Bank.

Afghanistan's captain talks to Al Jazeera about his side's dramatic campaign, winning mantras and their growing belief.

As many as 700,000 Israeli settlers are living illegally in the occupied West Bank as settler violence surges.

As the conflict between Israel and Gaza enters its 31st day, these are the main developments.

Videos shared online show a missile from Israel's Iron Dome defence system seemingly malfunctioning.

Jordan's King Abdullah II says it is 'our duty to aid our brothers and sisters injured in the war on Gaza'.

'Every second, every minute, our anguish grows,' Diaz wrote in a post begging the rebel group ELN to release his father.

Beijing calls on military government to 'ensure the safety of the lives and property of Chinese border residents'.

Escalating exchanges of fire have made olive picking near the border particularly dangerous.

Dozens of civilians killed in renewed attacks on two refugee camps, officials and witnesses say.

Killing of 57-year-old Juan Jumalon was captured on a Facebook livestream as he broadcast his show in town of Calamba.

Police say they are investigating whether the 66-year-old suffered a medical episode behind the wheel.

The Borei-class submarine 'successfully launched' the missile from a location off Russia's northern coast.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy promises 'complete truth' after at least 20 soldiers killed in Russian missile attack.

UNICEF, UN Women and other agencies express 'shock and horror' at the mounting death toll from the conflict.

Top US diplomat's visit comes after Lebanon accuses Israel of killing four civilians in air raid.

As the war enters its 621st day, these are the main developments.

As Western leaders rush to the Middle East, Beijing has taken a more low key stance to the deepening conflict.

Third total communications outage in Gaza since start of war as Israel says it has divided the besieged strip into two.

With Gaza under a total communications outage, it is difficult to confirm the Israeli army's announcement.

Israeli was also killed in a retaliatory strike launched by Lebanon's Hezbollah across the southern border.

At least 9,770 people killed in nearly a month of Israeli strikes, according to the Palestinian health ministry.

More than one million Palestinians ordered to leave their homes in northern Gaza.

More than 9,770 people have been killed since the bombings began on October 7, nearly half of them children.

City is blanketed in acrid smog every autumn, primarily blamed on stubble burning by farmers in neighbouring states.

The 18-hour drama started after a man drove his car through the airport gate with his four-year-old daughter inside.

Israel seeks to destroy Hamas, raising the question of who would run the Palestinian territory after the war.