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Vote was called after Pushpa Kamal Dahal's old coalition allies pulled out of government over choice of new president.

It has been 20 years since the US-led invasion of Iraq, Al Jazeera breaks down some of the war's defining moments.

Fault Lines examines what Assange’s case says about press freedom and the consequences of publishing state secrets.

Archaeologists found homes made of beach rock and lime mortar on Siniyah Island.

After urging the wiping out of Palestinian village, minister stirs new outrage by denying Palestinians' existence.

Ties between Iraq and the Gulf Arab monarchies have warmed in recent years, but Iran ultimately has more influence.

The nationwide protests are against the rising cost of living in Kenya and election victory of President William Ruto.

It's good that the ICC has charged Putin with war crimes. But what about the blood on the hands of the US and Israel?

Yemeni government and Houthis say more than 800 prisoners will be exchanged in total, after UN-mediated talks.

New synthesis report will play a pivotal role when governments gather in Dubai in December for the UN climate summit.

Communal granaries have disappeared across North Africa, but Amazigh villagers in Morocco are trying to preserve them.

The arrests come before a planned protest by South Africa's third-largest party against the country's economic woes.

The war, and the occupation that followed, changed the course of history in Iraq and the wider region.

Statement follows police filing 'terrorism' and other charges against the ex-PM over the weekend clashes in Islamabad.

The election would be the second since the 2014 coup and the first since youth-led pro-democracy protests in 2020

A former detainee at the notorious Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq recounts the horror and pain of his incarceration.

As early investor optimism about efforts to stem a banking crisis quickly evaporated, shares of Credit Suisse, UBS fell.

The US invasion of Iraq was sold to the world as one thing, but the story changed when the facts didn’t fit the script.

The warning comes a day after armed men killed nine Chinese nationals in an attack on a mine near the town of Bambari.

A bank employee association said it was deeply shocked by the potential consequences of the UBS-Credit Suisse deal.

Critics have accused Israeli PM Netanyahu of trying to curb independence of the courts.

In Malawi, more than 400 people have died in the flooding caused by Cyclone Freddy.

The pre-sunrise to sunset fast lasts anywhere from 12 to 18 hours, depending on where in the world you are.

The US and Russia continue to repeat the same grave mistakes, sowing death, destruction and instability.

The Catalan club now has a 12-point lead over second-place Madrid with 12 matches to go.

The 41-year-old man is the first serving or former member of the Australian military to be charged with a war crime.

In American memory, US lives mattered, Iraqi deaths didn't. That was by design. Narrative control was a military goal.

Amritpal Singh, 30, rose to prominence in recent months demanding the creation of Khalistan, a separate Sikh homeland.

Twenty years after the US-led invasion of Iraq, the effects of war and occupation still reverberate through the region.

Chinese imports of Russian oil rise by nearly one-quarter from same period in 2022.

The 40 branches of Signature Bank will become Flagstar Bank, starting Monday, the FDIC said late on Sunday.

Meeting comes as Xi calls for a 'rational way' out of Ukraine war and weeks after China brokered the Saudi-Iran truce.

Exercises underline close relationship between Phnom Penh and Beijing, which has expansive claims in South China Sea.

Deposits in the country's banking system are stabilising, Reuters reported citing unnamed US official.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 390th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Indonesian police have found themselves in the dock in some high-profile cases amid hopes of greater accountability.

Asian financial authorities say Swiss lender's takeover not likely to affect stability of local banks.

On his way to Moscow, China's president is trying to cast Beijing as a peacemaker after more than a year of war.

Chinese President Xi Jinping is due to meet his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin for talks over the war in Ukraine.

Latest show of force from Pyongyang comes as it bristles at military drills by South Korea and the US.

Talks in Egypt stressed the need to prevent any disruptive actions at Jerusalem's holy sites during Ramadan.

Iraqi officials say move is aimed at tightening frontier with Iraq's Kurdish region.

Authorities had been scrambling to rescue Credit Suisse before financial markets reopened on Monday.

The Iraq War has reshaped the country and impacted the region.

All Progressive Congress's Babajide Sanwo-Olu led the voting with a clear margin over his closest rival.

Iranian president has received an invitation to visit Saudi Arabia following reconciliation deal, Iranian official says.

Wounded Israeli and soldiers returned fire, wounding Palestinian gunman, who was arrested, Israeli army says.

If no presidential candidate secures more than 50 percent of votes, a second round of voting will take place next month.

Torrential rains damage hundreds of shelters for families displaced by February 6 earthquakes in Syria.

Under the Taliban regime, Afghan women are facing growing hostility and restrictions, but they continue to resist.