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Moscow says US, UK had role in planning and executing attack by providing spy plane, satellite intelligence to Kyiv.

It kills 7 million people a year. New research shows it also raises antibiotic resistance and is linked to cancer risks

Notice to shipping comes amid rising tension between Beijing and Manila over disputed Scarborough Shoal.

Czech PM Petr Fiala says purchase of US-made F-35 fighter jets tells military allies 'that they can count on us'.

Military prosecutor says 4 arrested, 2 on run following reports that a coup attempt was thwarted by security services.

As the war enters its 582nd day, these are the main developments.

Leader Kim Jong Un says the constitutional amendment will help North Korea hold a 'definite edge' in deterring threats.

Back-to-back visits underscore significance of working-class vote in key states during the US presidential election.

Meta unveiled new AI products for consumers as well as bots and an updated virtual-reality headset.

Sylvain Itte leaves Niger after amid demands from the new military leaders who took over in a coup on July 26.

Washington says return of US army Private Travis King does not signal diplomatic breakthrough with Pyongyang.

Canadian prime minister says 'terrible mistake' violated memory of all who suffered under Nazi regime.

Palestinians and advocacy groups say Israeli authorities have long turned a blind eye to crime in their communities.

Indigenous 'Minga' collective urges action to stem a rising wave of violence in their communities across Colombia.

The case could also impact how new technologies like AI are marketed to consumers, experts said.

Supporters hail agreement to end strike as a victory, with commitments on pay, residuals and artificial intelligence.

Billionaire businessman Ruben Vardanyan served as head of the regional government for several months.

Part 2 of a People & Power investigation into Iraq's intensifying water crisis and how it's impacting rural communities.

Unemployment rate in Gaza continues to be among the highest in the world, hitting 70 percent among young graduates.

Menendez, who is accused of accepting bribes to advance Egyptian government interests, faces growing calls to resign.

South Africa was Namibia's 'preferred supplier' of chicken, but it also imports poultry from Europe and South America.

Vierra family are among first group of Lahaina residents able to return home after blazes swept across Hawaiian island.

The Bahrain Defence Force said the soldier succumbed to the wounds he sustained in Monday's attack.

Ukraine dealt a crippling blow to the Black Sea Fleet leadership, reportedly killing many officers at their HQ.

Robert Fico's win could raise the prospect of Slovakia dropping its staunch support of the war-torn country.

At age 12, then at 35 when on the verge of suicide, discovering that I was heard and therefore not alone saved my life.

Washington says Israel's admission to Visa Waiver Program recognises 'shared security interests, close cooperation'.

West African bloc can be an important force for democracy in the region simply by enforcing its rule book consistently

Global lender says it did not reach staff-level agreement with Sri Lanka in first review under a $2.9bn bailout package.

Candidates will make their case as Donald Trump continues to enjoy a huge lead in the GOP presidential nomination race.

Al Jazeera speaks to a teacher, rights lawyer, expert and activist on tensions between the state and Muslim minority.

Politicians from across the political spectrum engage in anti-migrant language ahead of October 15 polls.

Armenia says 42,500 people have arrived, fearing their rights and security will not be protected in Azerbaijan.

Opposition leader moved to prison near capital after his judicial remand in 'cipher' case is extended until October 10.

This is third successful launch of reconnaissance satellite by aerospace division of primary branch of Iran's military.

Guterres says world is plunging into a new nuclear arms race as North Korea says US is pushing it to the brink of war.

A three-part series about US anti-boycott laws and their implications for freedom of speech.

Police raid homes of the Artgemeinschaft network members who sought to indoctrinate children with Nazi ideology.

Human Rights Commission says at least 34 attacks on religious sites of minority Ahmadis have taken place so far in 2023.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken announces the decision in a statement released on Tuesday.

Bangladesh's top batter will miss the World Cup due to persistent back injury; Shakib al-Hasan will lead the team.

A judge rules that Trump fraudulently inflated the value of his properties, including his Mar-a-Lago estate.

Osimhen could sue the club after a video seemingly mocking the player was posted and then deleted from Napoli's TikTok.

Urban expansion and the commodification of land are driving disputes in areas near the Ugandan capital.

A massive fire has turned a wedding into a tragedy, and authorities say the death toll may still rise.

Minister says New Delhi is open to looking into 'relevant' information Canada provides on Hardeep Singh Nijjar's murder.

Crisis with Ottawa is deepening fissures between Canadian Sikhs and Hindus, both of whom have been affected the most.

Nepal become the first team to score 300 runs in T20 internationals as Kushal Malla scores fastest 100 in the format.

India is set to host the 13th edition of the ICC's Men's Cricket World Cup from October 5 to November 19, 2023.