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Ex-PM calls on his supporters to hit the streets after the top court intervened on Friday following his dramatic arrest.

Analysts say misgovernance, infighting and hate politics caused the downfall of Modi's BJP in the crucial polls.

Tehran is not content with how its recent security pact with Baghdad is being implemented.

A famous Sudanese singer was killed during fighting on Friday in Omdurman despite a truce aimed at protecting civilians.

Wildlife officials say herders have killed 10 lions in the past week after attacks on livestock and domestic animals.

Pasang Dawa reached the top with a Hungarian client atop the 8,849-metre (29,032-foot) peak.

Architect Eyal Weizman and artist Trevor Paglen discuss how they navigate between art and investigation.

Palestinian residents say the rise in Naqab demolitions is linked to the new Israeli government's policy.

New military aid includes 30 Leopard 1 A5 tanks, 20 Marder armoured personnel carriers, and 200 reconnaissance drones.

Opposition led by ex-civil servant is looking to unseat the long-time leader; Turks are also voting for parliament.

Russian 'raiding party' consisting of Su-34 fighter-bomber, Su-35 fighter, and two Mi-8 helicopters reported shot down.

As song contest was under way, Russian missiles hit Ukrainian city of Ternopil, the home of Ukraine's entrants Tvorchi.

As the war enters its 445th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Voters are expected to deliver a strong mandate for change, but the royalist-military elite may seek to remain in power.

Bab Alsalama and al-Ra'i will remain open for an additional period of three months ending on 13 August.

Egypt-brokered ceasefire between Israel, Palestinian group in the besieged Gaza Strip went into effect at 19:00 GMT.

Haiti is descending into a deepening crisis - with no let-up for its long-suffering people.

The president and his challenger pick megalopolis Istanbul, capital Ankara for last public events to boost support.

Paul Mackenzie was accused of ordering his followers to starve their children and themselves to death.

Khartoum residents describe fierce fighting with little sign warring sides are respecting a deal to protect civilians.

People are using social media groups to seek information about their loved ones a month after the clashes erupted.

The results are expected to energise the opposition that is banking on forming a united front in the next election.

Russia says the long-range Storm Shadow missiles hit a plant producing polymers and a meat-processing factory.

Top Indian wrestlers are risking their careers to take on the powerful federation chief and a wider culture of abuse.

Russia acknowledged its forces had fallen back north of the ruined eastern city after months of relentless fighting.

Israel wants the Palestinians to remember the Nakba but not to commemorate it.

From the future of humanity to the future of jobs, AI is raising questions about threats to life as we know it.

US is seeing an influx of migrants at its southern border with Mexico as pandemic-era policy came to an end this week.

A Frontier Corps camp in the restive area was attacked, killing at least 13 people.

Khan was dragged away by dozens of troops and arrested during a routine court appearance on Tuesday.

Israel’s surveillance in Jerusalem, and the secretive unit responsible for spying on and blackmailing Palestinians.

Images by three young Rohingya photographers are on display in Qatari capital as part of Tasweer photo festival.

IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva on how the African Continental Free Trade Area could reduce extreme poverty.

Israel hits several cities across the Gaza Strip while sirens sound in southern Israel for a fith consecutive day.

Palestinian families in Gaza remember 54 of the children killed during the 11 days of Israeli bombing in May 2021.

Some 52 million Thais are eligible to vote in Sunday's election with many hoping to break the military's political hold.

As Turks gear up to vote this weekend, here's a look at key moments during the rule of Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Turkey's polls this weekend will pit opposition leader Kemal Kilicdaroglu against incumbent President Erdogan.

Fears for the safety of hundreds of thousands of vulnerable people in path of potentially devastating storm.

What began in 1956 with just seven countries, has grown into a festival drawing millions of viewers around the world.

Move Forward Party is energising voters with pledges of monarchy and military reforms – subjects once considered taboo.

As the war enters its 444th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Cause of death is not yet known for 17-year-old Ángel Eduardo Maradiaga Espinoza, discovered unconscious in US custody.

Closure of top news outlet underscores regional trend of governments cracking down on independent media, observers say.

Advocates fear the US-Mexico border will become a ‘deportation mill’ as new policies narrow avenues for seeking asylum.

US ambassador summoned after saying he was confident that a Russian ship had collected weapons from South Africa.

US President Joe Biden's new measures replace Donald Trump's pandemic-era laws.

The CBO warned a default could come as early as June 1 and there was 'significant risk' the US could not pay its dues.

A panel of reporters reflect on the example of renowned Al Jazeera correspondent a year after her death.

The move is in response to 'Iranian threats, armed seizures and attacks' on shipping vessels, US official says.