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Tunisian President Kais Saied said refugees were receiving humane treatment stemming from what he called 'our values'.

US president heads to the UK, then Lithuania for a NATO summit focusing on the conflict in Ukraine, and then Finland.

A strike on Friday resulted in the death of al-Muhajer, ISIL leader in eastern Syria, says CENTCOM.

British broadcaster under pressure over claims a well-known presenter is embroiled in a case of sexual misconduct.

After the mutiny, Moscow is centralising control over all armed forces, but that won't save it from the looming crisis.

Announcement puts the pope's mark on the group that will one day choose his successor after his death or resignation.

Amid the economic crisis, a son struggles to find the $7,000 required every three weeks for his mother's cancer drugs.

Momentum for the ban has been building for months, since a previous Quran-burning incident in January.

Government decree bans fireworks during the July 14 national holiday following riots sparked by a teenager's killing.

Demonstrators are back on the streets after Netanyahu relaunched his quest to control the country's judiciary.

The war continues to take a heavy toll on thelivesand livelihoods of hundreds of thousands of people.

Luis Martin Sanchez Iniguez, 59, was a regional correspondent for the leading Mexican newspaper, La Jornada.

Sands, famous for his role in the film A Room with a View, went missing in January after hiking during a winter storm.

FBI downplayed threats of violence by Trump supporters ahead of January 6, 2021, attack on US Capitol, report says.

Plan seeks to address needs related to increased flooding, wildfires, melting permafrost and other climate-relate risks.

ICC has ruled that efforts within Venezuela to hold officials accountable for alleged abuses have fallen short.

At least four killed and dozens injured after Russian missile hits crowded pizza restaurant in centre of Kramatorsk.

As Russia recovers from what it calls Wagner's rebellion, there's a new focus on private armies.

A leading music executive answers questions on the essence and evolution of the trendy music genre Afrobeats.

A New York appeals court has ruled the statute of limitations restricts which transactions can be scrutinised in case.

While India is making progress on period awareness, the US is sliding back, as states pass regressive legislation.

Election commission says Julius Maada Bio secured 56.17 percent of votes, challenger Samura Kamara rejects results.

DOJ inspector general releases report on death of well-connected financier as he awaited sex trafficking charges.

A football pitch of tropical trees is felled or burned every five seconds, night and day, despite the climate crisis.

Supreme Court rejects bid to grant state lawmakers unchecked powers over organising federal elections in their states.

Al Jazeera spoke to people from Sudan fleeing the war, only to be turned away or left stranded at the Egyptian border.

The rivals will face off at the 132,000-seat Narendra Modi Stadium, which will also host the opening and final games.

Waltine Nauta allegedly helped Trump hide documents taken from White House but was not arraigned with former president.

A UN monitoring mission in Ukraine finds both Russia and Ukraine guilty of breaching international law.

Fredde Tchibinda uses artistic makeup to enhance and celebrate women who are making a difference in Senegal.

The United States locks people in isolation even though it causes severe psychological damage that can last a lifetime.

China's EU envoy, Fu Cong, says Beijing respects the territorial integrity of all countries and stands for peace.

South Africa's foreign minister made the comments during a meeting with her German counterpart on Tuesday in Pretoria.

Pro-Palestinian campaigners are lobbying British MPs to vote down the bill in July that would outlaw sanctioning Israel.

Calls grow for the Palestinian Authority to protect Palestinians against increasing violent settler attacks.

UNAMA says there have been 3,774 civilian casualties, including 1,095 civilian deaths, in violence since August 2021.

Purported audio tape from 2021 a crucial piece of evidence in federal case against ex-US president, reports say.

One of the world's largest religious gatherings has attracted more than 1.8 million visitors so far.

The attack on a Uganda-DRC border town has left residents in mourning and their Muslim neighbours scared of reprisals.

Commander of paramilitary force hopes the holiday would provide an opportunity for reconciliation among the Sudanese.

The move comes after India and the US said Pakistan's soil should not be used as a base for attacks by armed groups.

During the civil war, Israel sold weapons and backed the Sri Lankan army while it was committing grave atrocities.

Peru's anti-drugs commission says some 95,000 hectares (367 square miles) of land were used to grow coca leaves in 2022.

Ennosuke Ichikawa's parents were found dead in the actor's home in May, while Ichikawa was taken to hospital.

Analysts say successive governments have opted to kick the can down the road rather than take serious action.

Air exercises come amid growing number of intercepts between NATO and Russian military planes over Baltic and Black Sea.

Premier Li Qiang tells 'Summer Davos' delegates globalisation means countries must work together.

As the world hurtles towards climate devastation, countries like The Gambia, Costa Rica and Morocco are showing a fix.

Alpine nation's main intelligence agency says at least a third of Russia's 220 accredited officials are probably spies.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro also awarded medal to military rescue dog, Wilson, who went missing during search.