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Madrid take a 2-0 lead into the second leg of their quarterfinal while Napoli trail AC Milan 1-0.

From Wisconsin and Tennessee to Delaware and New York, Trump and his allies are losing. Americans are standing up.

Move comes a day after party leader Ghannouchi was arrested in a continuing crackdown on Tunisia's opposition.

The people of Sudan should reject choosing the lesser of two evils and should seek a third option.

Those wishing to reconnect with their heritage say the government in Prague must scrap a communist-era law.

Regional leaders and experts fear a civil war could lead to new crises in a region battered by conflict and drought.

Here is a look at the power struggle and violence that are taking place in the North Africa country.

The three-day festival celebrates the completion of Ramadan by Muslims across the world.

For Palestinians, the journey to one of Islam’s most sacred sites on the holiest night of Ramadan begins at checkpoints.

Climate ministers commit to accelerate the phase-out of hydrocarbons in energy systems, but many questions remain.

The Nigerian's goals have taken Napoli to the brink of a first Serie A title since 1990 and made him highly coveted.

The $400m state-funded church has become hugely controversial in Ghana as the country struggles with an economic crisis.

Opening underscores the tech firm's increasing focus on India as key market and alternative manufacturing hub to China.

The Zimbabwean preacher and ambassador has been mired in controversies, long before a recent Al Jazeera documentary.

Diplomats also urge warring sides in Sudan to end hostilities and demanded Taliban reverse ban on women working for UN.

Muslims have been subjected to violence for decades, and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has only made things worse.

At least three dead and several others wounded as landslide hits an area near Torkham border crossing.

The Punjabi track was 2022's most-searched song on Google and has surpassed half a billion views on YouTube.

Russian president attends high-level military briefing during a trip to regions partly occupied by Moscow.

Latest economic data suggest world's second-largest economy is firmly on recovery path after end of pandemic curbs.

Taiwan's staunchly conservative attitudes towards drugs pose challenge to burgeoning cannabidiol industry.

Twin cyclones hit Pacific island nation already struggling to recover from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.

India has the world's largest workforce. But without enough good jobs, that unmatched advantage could be a nightmare.

As the conflict enters its 419th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Rached Ghannouchi has emerged as one of the biggest critics of the president since the leader shut down parliament.

Many Malaysians dipped into their pension during pandemic, but 81 percent of contributors face poverty in retirement.

A Kansas City homeowner is accused of shooting 16-year-old Ralph Yarl after the teen mistakenly rang the wrong doorbell.

The bubur lambuk made by a mosque in Kuala Lumpur is one of the most sought-after dishes of the Muslim fasting month.

Drills between the three countries follow North Korea's test of a solid-fuel intercontinental missile.

Public broadcaster CBC said it was effectively quitting the platform over its 'government-funded' media label.

Walker fired at police first, attorney general says, as grand jury votes not to charge officers who shot him 46 times.

Lula has denounced Western efforts to supply Ukraine with weapons, a position Russia has praised amid its invasion.

US Central Command says Abd-al-Hadi Mahmud al-Haji Ali was a planner of 'terror attacks in the Middle East and Europe'.

The collapse of two US banks last month has led to a flight of capital from small regional banks.

Volker Perthes says warring sides don't appear to want peace mediation as strong clashes continue in the country.

DeSantis said the US state will nullify a development agreement that Disney had put in place to safeguard its business.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken visits Hanoi seeking closer relations.

US officials accuse two men of engaging in 'transnational repression' of Chinese diaspora in US at the behest of China.

Crown prince says newly reinstated parliament to be dissolved and elections held in coming months.

Ambassador says reporter is 'in good health and remains strong' as dozens of countries voice concern over his arrest.

Judge rejects request to delay trial tied to rape allegation by E Jean Carroll against former US President Trump.

Marked every year on April 17, the event is dedicated to the centrality of prisoners to the Palestinian cause.

Republican House Speaker Kevin McCarthy denounces US debt as a 'time bomb' in a major New York City speech.

The proliferation of militias has long undermined the Sudanese state. The ongoing fighting could put an end to it.

Bing, a minor player, has risen to prominence with AI tech behind ChatGPT, posing a real challenge to Google.

The ruling is a huge blow to families of victims who have waged a 14-year campaign for justice.

The Russian mercenary group has been accused of plundering Sudan's gold resources to bankroll operations in Ukraine.

Probe launched into shares Akshata Murty holds in a childcare agency, according to update given to Parliament members.

As fighting escalates, Antonio Guterres calls on army and paramilitary chiefs to restore calm and engage in dialogue.