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The order says voters must provide proof of US citizenship and only ballots received by Election Day will be counted.

South Korea's acting president says wildfires in the southeast region are the worst the country has ever seen.

The court ruling removes a barrier that could have prevented Lee Jae-myung from running for president.

Al Jazeera speaks to people on both sides of the anger at Ekrem Imamoglu's arrest in Turkiye.

The world's indifference to Palestinian suffering allows Israel to destroy us and our homeland with impunity.

Attacks on US warships and Israeli military sites come hours after raids reported in Yemen's Saada and Amran provinces.

While the warring sides have agreed to halting some assaults, the conflict is convulsing Russia's Belgorod.

Musk and Rubio claim it's a call to kill white South African farmers. Is it?

Days of wildfires have destroyed more than 200 buildings and forced 27,000 people to evacuate.

Multiple violations were unearthed by a commission investigating the adoption of South Korean children by foreigners.

Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, daughter of ex-premier Thaksin, won the backing of 319 of 488 Thai lawmakers.

Milwaukee Bucks' championship aspirations are in jeopardy, with star Damian Lillard diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis.

Genetic testing company's bankruptcy proceedings could result in auction of the genetic data of 15 million users.

Media reports claim Tsunoda will be elevated to the Red Bull team to partner Max Verstappen at the upcoming Japanese GP.

JD Vance's visit to Greenland with senior officials comes as US President Trump says he wants to take the territory.

A decade of conflict has torn Yemen apart. Now millions face hunger, displacement, and the collapse of basic services.

Progressive groups denounce move as effort to suppress millions of voters who do not have ready access to government ID.

Korean American Yunseo Chung, 21, is among several students challenging the Trump administration to remain in the US.

South Korea's forest service said thousands of fighters are tackling at least five active wildfire nationwide.

World Athletics chief say rules will uphold the integrity of women's sport amid debate over inclusion of trans athletes.

These are the key developments on day 1,126 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Top prosecutor argues Bolsonaro oversaw a criminal effort to remain in office despite his loss in the 2022 elections.

Democrats have called the high-level discussions on the messaging app Signal 'obviously reckless, obviously dangerous'.

Palestine score twice in the final minutes of their Group C qualifier for a historic 2-1 win against Iraq in Jordan.

In July, Boeing agreed toplead guilty to a criminal fraud conspiracy charge after two fatal 737 MAX crashes.

Egypt has proposed a new plan to end Israel's war on Gaza.

Local rights groups accuse military of carrying out attack as army spokesperson says civilians not targeted.

A hospital bombed, civilians targeted, journalists killed. These are 24 hours' worth of Israeli atrocities in Gaza.

These three Palestinian activists refuse to leave their homes despite Israeli violence.

Americans' short-term expectations for income, business and the job market also fell over worries about tariffs, prices.

Hossam Shabat's mother mourns her son's death, calling him a hero who gave his life to reveal Gaza's horror.

The violence in the border area marks increased friction between Israel and Syria.

Reuters has reported the US called for the destruction of chemical weapons and a ban on foreign fighters in top roles.

Indonesia move clear in fourth spot in Group C of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers in Asia with 1-0 win against Bahrain.

Hamdan Ballal, co-director of No Other Land, had been detained by Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank.

Rwanda-backed M23 rebels battle pro-government fighters in North Kivu and South Kivu province after truce talks.

Ukraine's Zelenskyy hails the agreement as 'the right steps' as Russian foreign minister says Moscow needs 'guarantees'.

Israel is again starving Palestinians in Gaza as its renewed bombardment kills hundreds, many of them children.

French actor Gerard Depardieu says he grabbed by the hips a woman who has accused him of sexual abuse.

Israel has resumed airstrikes on Gaza. Is rebuilding even possible? This week, we ask UN expert Paula Gaviria.

Fast fashion fuels trends at low prices, but at what cost?

Chef Fadi and historian Kotoz learn about Silk Road merchants who brought exotic spices to Europe and the Arab world.

Trump officials have been accused of breaching national security, after Yemen attack plans were texted to a journalist.

Daniela Klette, found living quietly in Berlin last year, had evaded authorities for more than 30 years.

Beijing is 'highly likely' to attempt to use AI to meddle in April vote, suggests Canadian intelligence agency.

Palestinian co-director of the Oscar-winning documentary No Other Land, has been arrested by Israeli forces.

Health officials say 62 people killed in a day as tens of thousands face forced displacement under latest Israeli order.

I feel compelled to speak outwhen Musk labels efforts to undo the legacy of segregation as 'racism'.

The far-right Zionist group is one of many supporting calls by Trump to deport pro-Palestine students from the US.

Former FIFA boss Blatter and ex-UEFA chief Platini acquitted again on appeal in case that began in 2015.