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The move comes after a passenger opened an emergency exit door midair, causing shock and panic on board.

The official in Chhattisgarh state ordered reservoir to be drained after his mobile phone dropped while taking selfie.

In historic proceedings, the Texas House votes to impeach the attorney general over allegations of abuse of office.

Kyiv's air defences downed 40 Russian drones, with falling debris killing a 41-year-old man, officials say.

Neither candidate crossed the 50-percent mark for an outright win on May 14, triggering an unprecedented run-off vote.

Deal raises debt limit for two years while capping spending, but uncertainty remains on whether it can pass Congress.

French director Justine Triet slams Macron's government in acceptance speech for 'repression' of pension protests.

Climate activists blocked parts of a motorway in The Hague to protest against Dutch fossil fuel subsidies.

Luton Town made it to the Premier League for the first time after a penalty shootout win in the playoff final.

The number of arrivals in the United Kingdom is at record levels despite hardline government policies.

Four women and a boy were among those killed in the disaster near the Shounter Pass in northern Pakistan, police say.

Several people were reportedly injured in the clash, which came amid tensions between the neighbours over water rights.

Ukrainian defence minister says Russian attacks have decreased as Moscow troops are being 'replaced and regrouped'.

Opposition leader Kemal Kilicdaroglu takes on President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Sunday's presidential election run-off.

Dramatic finale to the season sees Bayern Munich win a record-extending title with last-gasp goal as Dortmund draw.

The president says he will remain head of state, amid ongoing anti-government protests after two mass shootings.

League leaders Shakhtar Donetsk face second-place Dnipro-1 in title showdown as a remarkable season nears its end.

Serbia's top leadership, led by President Aleksandar Vucic, meets in Belgrade following violent clashes in Kosovo.

Russian embassy calls US criticism of Moscow's tactical nuclear weapon deployment to Belarus hypocritical.

Sources in Sudan's foreign ministry told Al Jazeera Volker Perthes will not be allowed back into the war-torn country.

Everton, Leeds and Leicester in relegation dogfight, while a final European spot is up for grabs on last day of 2022/23.

Big question a day before the run-off vote is what effect a recent split in a potential kingmaker coalition will have?

Syria's president returns to Arab League after years of spin and war crimes denial. Plus covering Ecuador’s narco trade.

The double Academy Award winner discusses how advocating for refugees with the UNHCR has changed her outlook.

The economy is recovering after a decade-long debt crisis, but are Greeks feeling the benefits?

The Turkish election has seen rising anti-refugee rhetoric, leaving many Syrians worried about their future.

Passenger opened emergency door on Asiana Airlines Airbus A321 when it was about 213 metres (700 ft) above the ground.

Two suspects were charged with crimes related to an operation to revoke the Falun Gong organisation's tax status.

Waters said depictions of an 'unhinged fascist demagogue' have been featured in Pink Floyd concerts since 1980.

Ukraine's defence intelligence directorate warns Russia will simulate an attack at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.

As the war enters its 458th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Dallas Independent School District issued a statement explaining why students received the controversial book.

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says the agency will run out of funds to meet financial obligations by June 5.

Conservative businessman Carlos Pineda lost his final appeal to continue his campaign, one month before voting starts.

The Turkish leader has got a much-needed endorsement from a nationalist party leader.

Singer posted a video in December 2022 to say she had recently been diagnosed with Stiff-Person Syndrome.

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has called assailant who attacked Turkish diplomatic building with crowbar a 'terrorist'.

Israeli military says an assailant was 'neutralised' after attempting a stabbing attack in the occupied West Bank.

The 'Queen of Rock 'n' Roll' was a symbol of strength, perseverance and freedom in Eastern Europe.

Thousands of demonstrators in Bamako demanded an end to peacekeeping mission they say has failed to bring peace.

Ruto's administration is facing a cash crunch while trying to plug revenue collection shortfalls and boost the economy.

The 62-year-old was arrested this week near Cape Town after 22 years on the run.

Despite rising prices consumer spending remained buoyant but high inflation complicates Fed's interest rate decisions.

Sudan's warring sides are complying better with a fragile ceasefire, despite reports of fierce fighting in Darfur.

New monitoring system aims to combat deforestation in Michoacan, but locals remain sceptical about enforcement.

Lying between Hawaii and Mexico, the Clarion-Clipperton Zone has become the world's largest mineral exploration region.

There are no restrictions on Dr Caitlin Bernard's medical licence after hearing that reflected US divisions on abortion.

Voters find it hard to resurrect enthusiasm of first round ahead of presidential run-off between Erdogan, Kilicdaroglu.

Russia says the border region under attack days after a daring incursion, as two are reported killed in Ukraine.

Police in Kosovo tear gas small groups of ethnic Serbs who try to block the entrance of municipal buildings.