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Rights activists and some legal scholars condemn the law, arguing that it effectively criminalises LGBTQ+ expression.

The chipmaker is the latest tech firm to announce plans to bring jobs to the United States.

Rifaat Radwan was among 15 paramedics Israel killed, he recorded his own death and begged his mother to forgive him.

Doha and Cairo announce plans for an international conference to coordinate Gaza 'humanitarian and development' efforts.

Nawaf Salam meets Ahmed al-Sharaa to discuss border security, refugees, and past political killings under al-Assad.

Rights groups urge protection of civilians and aid access as millions of people are displaced and many face famine.

Years of symbolic bans by traditional chiefs have done nothing to curb the harmful practice.

The strikes in eastern Ukraine follow an attack in Sumy that killed more than 30 people, sparking condemnation.

Trump only rolled back tariffs imposed since April 2. Laptops, phones and semiconductors still face hefty levies.

A space tourism rocket carried an all-female crew of six to the edge of space and back.

China is the second largest holder of US debt and could, theoretically, dump it to devalue the dollar.

Video shows the aftermath of US air strikes targeting a factory in Yemen's Sanaa province, that killed seven people.

The US citizen and three European nationals who face expulsion have not been convicted of any crime.

The writer was a leading light in the 20th-century Latin American literature boom and has won a Nobel Prize.

The attack underscores the tense security landscape along their shared border - and their differing threat perceptions.

Revolutionary Class Struggle asserts attacks on railway operator and a ministry dedicated to 'the Palestinian people'.

Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi to visit Moscow as US allies seek to avoid being sidelined by Trump.

Gabon's military leader Brice Oligui Ngeuma, has been declared winner of the presidential election with 90% of the vote.

Thousands of Sikhs celebrate Vaisakhi in Pakistan, with 6,500 Indian pilgrims visiting holy sites across the country.

Israel killed six brothers who were helping distribute food to Palestinians in Gaza. The youngest was 10 years old.

Balmer is facing criminal charges after allegedly breaking into the Pennsylvania governor's mansion and starting a fire.

There were scenes of celebration amongst supporters of Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa

A new Cleveland Clinic study misses key aspects of the vaccine's effectiveness, sparking public questions.

As Trump's policies shake the Global North, the Global South has the chance to do away with the exploitative status quo.

Bethlehem artisans face a worsening crisis as Israel's war on Gaza halts tourism and US tariffs threaten exports.

Dortmund want to erase their 4-0 quarterfinal setback to Barcelona in the Champions League second leg in Germany.

Israeli forces bombed a UN-run aid centre in Khan Younis surrounded by dozens of tents housing displaced Palestinians.

Latest salvo in diplomatic spat comes after France arrested three Algerians over kidnapping of social media influencer.

About 30 percent of Sudan's 48 million people - more than 14 million - have been forced to flee their homes.

Al Jazeera's @khalidmajzoubofficial looks at claims by the Israeli military about the killing of Palestinian medics

Yoon could face death penalty if found guilty of preparing coup with last year's declaration of martial law.

Trump imposed 25 percent car tariffs in April. Car part tariffs start May 3. Analysts say no car uses all US parts.

How should we think about the AI race?

World Expo opens in Osaka amid scrutiny over weak ticket sales and ballooning costs.

Right-wing incumbent has four-year term to implement promises to clamp down on crime and improve economy.

A pregnant woman was pulled alive from the rubble after an Israeli attack killed seven people.

Police say the 24-year-old former LSU wide receiver self-inflicted a gunshot wound following a pursuit in Houston.

These are the key events on day 1,145 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

The six-time MotoGP world champion survived a high-speed bump from brother Alex to complete a perfect weekend at Lusail.

Amid a brain drain and economic woes, Bhutan has used cryptocurrency to double the salaries of its civil servants.

Chinese leader arrives in Vietnam on Monday against the backdrop of US-China trade tensions.

The Australian's win in the second F1 race in the past three rounds catapults him to second in the drivers' standings.

The Northern Irishman becomes the sixth man to earn a career Grand Slam.

The group also claims it shot down a US MQ-9 drone in the airspace of Hajjah governorate.

US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick says tariffs on semiconductors to be in place within weeks.

The White House set to welcome El Salvador's president as Washington faces backlash over immigrant removals.

The paramilitary group says it 'liberated' the camp from the control of the army.

The leader of a 2023 coup, Brice Oligui Nguema, wins in a landslide victory in Gabon.

Qatar says strike was 'horrific massacre'. UK calls for end to Israel's 'deplorable attacks', which WHO also condemns.

Two patients recount their harrowing escapes, moments before Israeli bombs slammed into the medical facility.