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The incident at a Mercedes-Benz factory in Sindelfingen was the act of a single perpetrator, the investigators assume.

Ex-president's participation in the public forum came as he turns his focus to a potential 2024 election run.

Turkey’s main pro-Kurdish party backs the president's rival, but some voters feel they have few choices in elections.

Two Palestinian cousins risk their lives transporting undocumented workers from the occupied West Bank into Israel.

Sources report progress on mediation efforts in Jeddah as a hunger crisis looms for millions of Sudanese.

A year since the brutal killing of the renowned Palestinian journalist, Al Jazeera looks back on her career.

Deadly incident comes before European Council hosts Armenia's Nikol Pashinyan and Azerbaijan's Ilham Aliyev for talks.

The Biden administration's position on the killing has shifted over time despite repeated US calls for 'accountability'.

One year after Al Jazeera journalist was killed, rights advocates say Biden administration is shielding Israeli abuses.

Request to investigate death of Al Jazeera journalist has been received by the ICC, yet no steps have been taken.

Many in the media profession in the US have deliberately chosen to forget the assassination of their colleague.

China’s local municipalities are heavily in debt, with all 31 apart from Shanghai reporting deficits in 2022.

Arrests made as government deploys the army to help end deadly unrest sparked by Khan's arrest three days ago.

Former US president Donald Trump downplayed the January 6, 2021, violence in Washington, DC, during town hall meeting.

As the war enters its 442nd day, we take a look at the main developments.

Whether Khan wins or the establishment triumphs, Pakistan, like a snake swallowing its tail, is consuming itself.

Resolution in US Congress says a just peace cannot be reached without addressing the mass displacement of Palestinians.

US president accuses Republicans of holding economy hostage by demanding spending cuts to raise debt limit.

The administration of President Daniel Ortega has been accused of shuttering over 3,000 nongovernmental groups.

DeSantis, likely 2024 US presidential candidate, signed into law a bill that would limit access to healthcare and work.

A jury found Trump liable for sexually abusing writer E Jean Carroll in the 1990s and ordered him to pay $5m.

Daniel Perry, a US army sergeant stationed at Fort Hood, Texas, had been found guilty of murder in a 2020 shooting.

As mass killings stoke calls for reform, legal fights over the historical basis for gun rights have gone into overdrive.

Dzeko and Mkhitaryan score two early goals to give Inter the victory in the first leg of the Milan derby semifinal.

The Biden administration has sought increased powers to send seized assets from Russian sanctions evaders to aid Kyiv.

The hostilities amount to the heaviest fighting between the two sides in months.

Official says US-backed talks seek 'narrow' goal of securing ceasefire before working towards permanent end to fighting.

Pakistan's army warns against further attacks on state buildings or personnel after ex-PM's arrest.

Supporters of Pakistan's former prime minister demand his release.

Since May 2, when short seller Hindenburg raised concerns on billionaire Icahn's business, it has lost nearly 40% value.

Khan's arrest in a corruption case led to countrywide protests, army deployment and social media blackout.

With Messi apparently set to leave PSG, moves to Saudi Arabia, Barcelona, and even the MLS have all been rumoured.

While there was some evidence of inflation cooling, core inflation continues to be 'sticky' and at an 'elevated level'.

Harry is one of several claimants bringing damages against group over allegations of unlawful information gathering.

The talks are taking place as Syria mends ties with regional powers after more than a decade of isolation.

Rights advocates say long-anticipated policy is return to hardline Trump-era border curbs, urge Biden to change course.

The Barcelona legend has won 31 trophies with the club, including three Champions Leagues and eight Spanish leagues.

The controversial pipeline is for transporting Uganda's crude to foreign markets when it begins production in 2025.

Most DNA comes from the child's two parents but about 0.1 percent comes from a third person - another woman.

Greece and Turkey head to the polls simultaneously, which experts say could open up possibilities for rapprochement.

Embattled US congressman is accused of defrauding prospective political supporters, among other federal charges.

Narendra Modi's visit to Washington seeks to affirm 'deep and close partnership' between US and India, White House says.

President Salome Zourabichvili says lifting a ban and resuming flights is meaningless as long as Russia occupies lands.

The deaths from landslides are the latest in a flurry of tragic incidents related to downpours in parts of East Africa

UN human rights chief says Iran has executed more than 10 people each week so far this year.

Protesters have taken to the streets in capital Dakar against what they call an increasingly repressive state.

Leaders and world bodies call for restraint and raise alarm after Pakistani authorities suspend mobile internet.

Hundreds of Palestinians attend the ceremony marking one year since the Al Jazeera reporter was killed by Israel.

The case is one of many legal battles Shell has been fighting after residents of oil-producing Niger Delta file suits.

Khan, already in custody, was indicted for allegedly selling state gifts during 2018-2022 premiership.