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Analysts warn failure to honour the outcome could leave the country weak, divided and at risk of crisis.

Zelenskyy is expected to visit the International Criminal Court, which has issued an arrests warrant for Vladimir Putin.

Proposed legislation would force tech giants to pay Canadian news publishers for their content.

Lawyers leading case against Hambali say more time needed to prepare as defence criticises delays.

The president issued a letter to his US counterpart Joe Biden, calling to halt funds to groups 'against' his government.

USAID head says shipments will resume to war-torn region in Ethiopia only after 'oversight measures are in place'.

Warring generals invited to peace talks as they observe a week-long ceasefire

Pakistan wrap up five-match series after defeating New Zealand by 26 runs in the third one-day international in Karachi.

State Department official reiterates US is pressing Israel to 'review its policies' after Al Jazeera reporter's killing.

A new report says that the killing of protesters amid widespread unrest may constitute 'extrajudicial executions'.

Video footage shows Jared Wise egging on protesters and comparing the Capitol police to 'Nazi' and 'Gestapo' officers.

In face of recent bank failures and debt cap negotiations, US Fed says it will study economy, inflation in coming weeks.

Congressional push comes as US secretary of state says he will reschedule China visit cancelled over 'spy balloon' row.

Russia accused Ukraine of a failed attempt to assassinate Putin in a drone attack on Moscow's Kremlin citadel.

In address to UN Security Council, Volker Turk warns 'current lawlessness' in Caribbean nation requires urgent action.

Nikola Jokic of the Denver Nuggets finished runner-up and Giannis Antetokounmpo of the Milwaukee Bucks was third.

Strikes take place as local authorities announce a 58-hour curfew in the city starting on Friday.

The agreements were signed in Damascus to bolster economic ties between war-torn Syria and longtime ally Iran.

Hindenburg has accused the company of overvaluing its holdings and relying on a "Ponzi-like" structure to pay dividends.

He replaces Malpass, who was criticised for his stance on climate change and will step down nearly a year early.

From France to Chile, constructing water reservoirs for irrigation threatens communities and violates water rights.

Over the past year, imprisonment of journalists and violence against media professionals have spiked.

Allardyce's last coaching role was at West Brom in 2020-21, when he failed to keep the team in the Premier League.

Ex-Golden Dawn member Ilias Kasidiaris launches a party before the May 21 vote, but the Supreme Court disqualifies it.

The German troops currently gather reconnaissance for the UN peacekeeping mission MINUSMA fighting armed groups in Mali.

PSG forward Lionel Messi was next on the Forbes list, while club teammate and France captain Kylian Mbappe was third.

Tunisia's relationship with Europe remains firm as the EU courts Tunis's help in stopping migration.

Many in government and opposition are united in proclaiming South Africa's reluctance to arrest Putin when he visits.

Martin Griffiths, in visit to the country, seeks pledges from warring sides to allow movement of staff and supplies.

Jair Bolsonaro says 'surprised' by search, as police said they conducted 16 raids in probe into false COVID documents.

Some 800,000 Syrian refugees are registered with the UNHCR after fleeing the civil war that began in 2011.

US Navy says several Iranian vessels approached the tanker in the Strait of Hormuz and forced it into Iranian waters.

Five journalists killed and six missing in last decade as conflict rises.

Israel's foreign minister says request submitted and "issue is under discussion".

A vendor in Peru’s capital and his cocker spaniel find ‘life’ on the city's streets as they work hard to earn a living.

People fleeing Khartoum are finding respite in Port Sudan – whether they ultimately choose to leave Sudan or stay.

Moscow rages after alleged Ukrainian attack on the Kremlin as Kyiv denies responsibility.

Senegalese women reflect on the loss of their menfolk, feared dead after attempting the 1,500km boat journey to Europe.

Questions are raised at a UN human rights meeting about the role of the Russian private military contractor

To mark World Press Freedom Day, Al Jazeera looks at where the media is most restricted around the globe.

Decades after the end of the British Empire, many South Asian Britons are still grappling with the monarchical legacy.

Visitors to sprawling site meant as memorial to British rule in the subcontinent get no help in understanding the space.

Israeli forces demolish Palestinian homes in the occupied West Bank as more rallies planned after death of Khader Adnan.

Late-night talks between the ruling alliance and Khan's party, however, end without any agreement on an election date.

Report finds number of people facing acute food insecurity and requiring urgent food aid increased for a fourth year.

Turning this important issue into a matter of colour and ethnicity could allow predators to avoid detection.

An operation against the Italian 'Ndrangheta mafia takes place in Germany, Belgium, France, Italy, Portugal and Spain.

Fighting has displaced at least 334,000 people inside Sudan and sent tens of thousands more to neighbouring countries.

Dissident journalist accused of 1,586 crimes, including organising mass riots and calling for sanctions against Belarus.

A 14-year-old boy is arrested and accused of using his father's gun to kill eight pupils and a security guard.