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A review released by the White House largely blamed former President Trump for chaotic US pullout from Afghanistan.

Researchers hope first-ever ‘Arctic Snow School’ in Nunavut will bolster cooperation, understanding of changing region.

While no group has claimed responsibility, Israel blames the Palestinian group Hamas in Lebanon for barrage of rockets.

Earlier this week, Moscow said it had no choice but to continue its more than yearlong offensive in Ukraine.

With inflation and poverty soaring in Argentina, dozens are taking shelter in the capital city's 'Aeroparque' airport.

Russian media says the journalist denied the espionage charge, saying he was engaged in journalistic activities.

President Afwerki's determination to continue his feud with the TPLF is jeopardising stability in the Horn of Africa.

Rouble falls to lowest against dollar and euro since April last year in the face of a foreign currency crunch in Moscow.

Books on race and gender identity are the subject of a record number of book bans in the United States.

The strong job numbers could lead the Fed to continue to raise interest rates.

Saudi-backed government says commercial ships will be allowed to dock directly in southern ports, including Aden.

It is an 'open secret' that many children who cross the border into the US alone end up working, experts say.

The Guptas, arrested in the UAE in 2022, are accused of siphoning state funds using connections with ex-President Zuma.

Our iftar table is not complete unless it has a dish of hot, well-seasoned fuul, studded with chopped veggies, on it.

Global health agency scientists say new Chinese study released this week offered some 'clues' on origins but no answers.

The two leading regional powers have been at odds for years, backing opposite sides in proxy wars.

Gulzar Imam, a 'high-value target' according to military, is founder and leader of banned Baloch Nationalist Army.

Deadly gun attack carried out on a vehicle near the illegal Hamra settlement in the northern Jericho governate.

Ethiopia's 10 regions currently enjoy a degree of autonomy, including having their armies and using their languages.

War plans spread on social media and reportedly contain details about weapons deliveries, battalion strengths.

Ram Navami festival was the latest concerted attempt to ignite religious tensions in India's richest state.

COVID-19 showed yet again the importance of the WHO's mandate to advance the wellbeing of all people.

The allies say North Korea uses funds from its 'malicious' cyber-operations to finance weapons development.

Tensions have increased across the Taiwan Strait after President Tsai Ing-wen met the US House speaker.

Worshippers in Al Aqsa attacked, Gaza bombed again. But the Western media still equates the neck and the guillotine.

Osaka University researchers have used AI to decode subjects' brain activity to create images of what they are seeing.

South Korean tech giant says it will make 'meaningful' cuts to chip production amid global economic slowdown.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 408th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Unrest has deepened in Myanmar since the military seized power from the elected government in February 2021.

Hsiao Bi-khim and family members barred from China after Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen's US visit.

Israeli army says 'striking in Lebanon' following air attacks on Gaza amid rising tension in wake of Al-Aqsa raids.

The decision comes amid a proliferation of anti-trans rights bills promoted by Republican lawmakers across the country.

New delay to signing of deal to restore the military-to-civilian transition prompted fresh protests.

France's president and the head of the European Commission hold talks with President Xi Jinping in Beijing.

ProPublica says the US Supreme Court justice did not report travel offered by a donor, in possible violation of law.

White House says while Joe Biden wanted to end war, lack of planning by Donald Trump 'severely constrained' options.

Advanced economies face challenges of high inflation, poorer nations burdened by debt, IMF head says.

Government says it is bringing four women and 10 children home amid reports of deteriorating conditions in the camps.

Doctors did not specify when the blood cancer was first spotted, saying only that it is not acute.

The app faces growing pressure from Western governments over fears that user data could be used by Chinese officials.

Azeri foreign ministry says four embassy employees were carrying out activities 'incompatible with diplomatic status'.

La Albiceleste return to the summit after a gap of six years. France are second while Brazil fall to third.

Family detention centres abuse human rights. To return to them would be on the US.

Politicians and experts reflect on the deal credited with ending 30 years of violence in Northern Ireland.

Nearly 12 million people, a 10th of the population, are at risk of famine in Ethiopia's drought-affected areas.

Russia has sounded the alarm, but analysts say a Moscow-Helsinki conflict is unlikely.

Vote takes place days after deadly Nashville school shooting, with advocates calling possible ousting 'undemocratic'.

Here’s a round-up of Al Jazeera’s Middle East coverage this week.

The helicopter reportedly disappeared from radar tracking after leaving a Ground Self Defence Force base on Miyakojima.