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Prosecutors say two men 'knowingly and willfully' used California-based company to evade export controls on AI chips.

Murder offences decrease by 14.9 percent as US public safety continues to improve after pandemic, according to FBI data.

Here are the key events on day 1,259 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

The island of Santa Rosa sits in the Amazon River between Colombia and Peru, with Lima recently naming it a district.

US president's comments come amid warnings that expanding Israeli operations would be 'catastrophic' for Palestinians.

Al Jazeera investigates how a powerful student protest movement ended a political dynasty in Bangladesh.

Chris Smalls recounts Israeli imprisonment after joining Gaza aid flotilla, and worldwide solidarity of the activism.

President Donald Trump creates LA28 task force to prepare for the first Olympics in the US since the 2002 Winter Games.

Escalating attacks in Cabo Delgado are taking place amid major cuts in international aid.

Tottenham Hotspur captain Son Heung-min has confirmed he will be leaving the Premier League club this summer.

Nigeria's women lifted the AfroBasket and Africa Cup of Nations titles this summer, but pay remains a dirty word.

Critics have denounced the bond scheme as a 'legalised shakedown' that profits from vulnerable, lawful travellers.

Among the Palestinians killed are scores of aid seekers and eight who lost their lives due to hunger and malnutrition.

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has accused Israel of carrying out a systematic genocide" in Gaza.

Record-breaking rains flooded parts of Hong Kong, as the city recorded its highest August rainfall since 1884.

Black's US lawyers raised concerns that his heart implant could shock him back to life, leading to undue suffering.

In Hiroshima's Peace Park, a young guide helps visitors grasp the impact of the world's first nuclear bombing.

Major US carriers deny using AI to set prices for individual consumers.

Impact of war's consequences to be felt beyond this generation.

The move comes after a commission found Deshabandu Tennakoon guilty of gross abuse of power.

Zeina Khodr takes us through 14 years of reporting on Syria.

The rebellious, radical Superman was dangerous. He could inspire. And so he had to be coopted.

Oversight Committee also issues deposition subpoenas for former top US officials, including Bill and Hillary Clinton.

Interim leader says first national polls since overthrow of Sheikh Hasina to be held in February.

Hundreds rally near Downing Street as delegation delivers letter to UK government calling for sanctions on Israel.

The White House is said to be preparing an order calling for regulators to review US financial institutions.

As many as 250 migrants may be deported to Rwanda under the plan, as part of Donald Trump's mass deportation campaign.

The protests mark the sixth anniversary of India's revocation of Kashmir's semiautonomous status.

Israel international Shon Weissman was expected to complete move from Spain's Granada to Germany's Fortuna Dusseldorf.

'Inadequate design' of submersible named as primary reason for accident that killed five people.

Benjamin Sesko tops the summer's transfer targets, with striker's football club Leipzig revealing 'concrete interest'.

North Darfur's capital has been under RSF siege for more than a year with key roads blocked and supplies running out.

Gaza faces famine as convoys are delayed and deaths from hunger rise amid Israel's ongoing military assault.

Even though several countries have moved to recognise a Palestinian state, many observers say it's too late.

With prison move, Justice Department meeting and possible Congress testimony, Trump faces scrutiny from his own base

More than 350mm (13.8 inches) of rain was recorded - the highest daily rainfall for August in over 140 years.

Shurina, cast as a kamikaze pilot in a play, travels to WWII memorial sites across Japan for a performance in Okinawa.

As Rwanda and the DRC hold their first meeting under a US-backed peace deal, Trump is touting it as a diplomatic win

The floods were caused by a cloudburst, which is common during the country's June-September monsoon season.

The Stream examines howBangladeshhandles political uncertainty a year after youth protests toppled Sheikh Hasina.

Palestinians collecting food aid parachuted into Gaza report some of the packages are covered in black mould.

Critics say most people in Africa's third-largest oil-producing nation have not seen benefits from that natural wealth.

The Kremlin has accused Washington of deploying missile platforms around the world. But did the treaty matter earlier?

At least 200 arrested from Lahore, says party spokesperson, as thousands march on second anniversary of ex-PM's jailing.

Flash flooding caused by a massive cloudburst was filmed wiping out buildings in a Himalayan town in India on Tuesday,

India pushes back against sanctions, tariffs over its purchase of Russian oil, says West trades more with Moscow.

Israeli settler Yinon Levi, who shot and killed Palestinian activist Awdah Hathaleen in the occupied West Bank,

The Ghana international, who left Arsenal this summer, has been charged with sexual assaults on three women.

The former Russian president, infamous for late-night online rants, is locked in a row with the US leader.