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Some 4,500 people decrying high prices massed in the capital Chisinau to protest against President Maia Sandu.

The boat carrying 47 people was travelling in the direction of Italy and capsized 177km (110 miles) north of Benghazi.

Workers join protests against President’s Macron attempt to raise retirement age.

An estimated 500,000 people protest over the far-right govt's judiciary reform plans.

Emergency officials say two fishing boats capsized off the coast of San Diego, California in the US.

Armed group says attack in Mazar-i-Sharif was carried out with a parcel bomb.

Saudi Aramco announces highest-ever annual profit by a publicly listed company, drawing criticism from activists.

Demonstrators demand punishment for those responsible for train collision that killed 57 people.

India's Virat Kohli ended a three-year wait for his 28th century by scoring 186 in the fourth Test against Australia.

US official denies claims by Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian that an initial deal has been reached.

Habib Farajollah Chaab was convicted for allegedly leading group that bombed Ahvaz military parade in 2018.

Ukrainian producer Dmytro Prytulenko reflects on a year of war following Russia’s invasion in 2022.

What the normalisation between two regional powers means and does not mean.

At least three soldiers were wounded in an attack carried out on Sunday morning.

Ten adults and one child rescued off the coast of Aydin provinces, authorities say.

Israeli army says 'gunmen opened fire' at an army position west of Nablus and their soldiers responded with 'live fire'.

A residential neighbourhood in Kostiantynivka, a city in Donetsk, has come under intense bombardment in recent days.

The matter hasn't ended for the president though, as a police investigation is still ongoing.

Despite the dangers of war, many winemakers have continued to operate, buoyed by growing demand for local wines.

Ex-US President Trump's deputy delivers toughest rebuke to date, reveals he may challenge for the Republican nomination.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 382nd day, we take a look at the main developments.

Analysts say Yi Gang's reappointment is aimed at boosting confidence as China faces stiff challenges abroad and at home.

After swirling in the southern Indian Ocean for 34 days, Freddy is set to become the longest-lasting cyclone on record.

Unions call for an additional day of strikes and protests as Senate vote brings pension plan closer to becoming law.

Organisers say 500,000 people attended Saturday's protests, making them some of the 'biggest in Israeli history'.

BBC sport presenter Gary Lineker was suspended after criticising the British government's new asylum policy.

China brokers agreement between two adversaries to restore diplomatic relations.

The Yemen talks began a day after Iran and Saudi Arabia announced a deal to re-establish diplomatic ties.

The Biden administration should stop extending blind support for Guillermo Lasso's corruption-ridden presidency.

The cyclone, one of the strongest storms recorded in the southern hemisphere, previously hit Mozambique in February.

Tens of thousands of junior doctors are set to strike in England on Monday for three days amid pay dispute.

Head of Russian private army says his forces are close to the centre of front-line city in eastern Ukraine.

Rescue operation comes almost two weeks after at least 76 people died in a shipwreck off the Italian coast.

Some want more gun restrictions after a man shot and killed seven people at a place of worship in Hamburg on Thursday.

The deal could have wide-ranging consequences but building on it, analysts say, will prove the main challenge.

At least eight villages near the volcano have been affected by volcanic ash.

The explosion happened in Mazar-i-Sharif, the capital of the Balkh province, during an award event for journalists.

Could an upcoming court case leave a mark on the Fox network? Plus, Taiwan’s political satirists - taking digs at China.

Naseem Qureshi, 56, died earlier this week after being attacked by a mob on suspicion of carrying beef.

China brokering a deal between longtime Gulf rivals is 'a broader sign of a changing global order', analysts say.

The Bangladeshi prime minister on claims of repression of political opponents and the ongoing Rohingya refugee crisis.

The organisers of a yearly vigil to mark China's brutal 1989 crackdown were sentenced to four and a half months in jail.

Xi Jinping accuses the US of blocking China's rise as the nation sets the lowest growth target in decades.

Al Jazeera spoke to people from across the world on how the pandemic affected their and others' lives.

Yevgeny Prigozhin says he opened recruitment centres in 42 Russian cities to replenish ranks due to losses in Bakhmut.

Scientists lean towards a natural spillover from animals, but China's opacity means a lab leak can't be ruled out.

New premier Li Qiang, 63, a confidant of Chinese leader Xi Jinping, faces the task of reviving China's flagging economy.

Support pours in for former England captain Gary Lineker, removed by BBC over tweets on UK government's refugee policy.

Ten nominees are vying for one of filmmaking's top honours — but what are their strengths and weaknesses? Find out.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 381st day, we take a look at the main developments.