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IYI Party leader rejects the candidacy of Kemal Kilicdaroglu, leader of the main opposition Republican People's Party.

Bialiatski and three top figures of the human rights centre he founded convicted of financing anti-government protests.

South Korea and the US will go ahead with the 'Freedom Shield' and 'Warrior Shield' joint exercises from March 13 to 23.

In an UpFront Special, Marc Lamont Hill examines why the US armed forces are failing to hit their recruitment targets.

The autonomously flying spacecraft, carrying four crew members, docked successfully on Friday morning.

The World Obesity Federation predicts that 51 percent of the world will be overweight, and 1 in 4 people will be obese.

Authorities say nobody was injured in the early morning attack on supermarket owned by Messi's in-laws in Rosario.

Between 2010 and 2019, nearly 3,000 Israeli settler attacks killed at least 22 Palestinians and injured 1,258 others.

Palestinians say Muhammad Nidal Salim was killed after Israeli forces entered the occupied West Bank town of Azzoun.

The Russian ambassador to the UK discusses the conflict in Ukraine, a year on.

Progressive thought and scholarship are under assault on campuses as the idea of the university is hollowed out.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 373rd day, we take a look at the main developments.

Human rights experts are calling for sanctions against President Daniel Ortega's government.

After a $125m donation shortfall, monthly food vouchers were cut from $12 to $10 per person, said World Food Programme.

United States, rights groups condemn sentence of 27 years' house arrest against prominent Cambodian opposition leader.

Russian ambassador to UK Andrey Kelin said the killing of civilians in Ukraine's Bucha was 'staged' by Ukrainian forces.

Former leader will remain in prison where he is serving a 12-year sentence on other charges related to the 1MDB scandal.

North Korea has called for agricultural improvements as concerns grow of a worsening food crisis.

US Department of Commerce alleges units of BGI and Inspur pose a 'significant risk' of aiding surveillance by Beijing.

Prosecutors allege the Kansas men conspired to evade US export laws starting in 2020.

China leads the world in 37 out of 44 critical technologies, according to a report by an Australian think tank.

The fire started at the top of the 42-storey skyscraper, which was close to completion, and engulfed the scaffolding.

The annual meetings of China's parliament and political advisory body will include a GDP forecast for 2023.

The judge presiding over the South Carolina murder trial said evidence against the ex-lawyer is 'overwhelming'.

Santos has consistently refused calls to step down amid scrutiny of false claims about his work and personal history.

New measures target Iranian oil and petrochemical sales, as US says it is committed to reducing Iran's energy exports.

The South American country hopes to bring the question of the islands' disputed sovereignty before the United Nations.

DOJ will give discounts on fines for companies that seek to claw back compensation from corporate wrongdoers.

Former president has argued for presidential immunity in cases that seek to link his actions to the 2021 Capitol riot.

Violent groups have been used by established political parties in Nigeria for decades to influence the voting process.

Shahida Raza represented Pakistan in football, hockey and martial arts in several international championships.

The appearance of a former SAVAK official at a US rally has underscored schisms within the Iranian diaspora.

Rights groups are urging Washington to revoke visa of Israeli minister who called for wiping out a Palestinian village.

Gathering of world's biggest economies overshadowed by war in Ukraine rather than what was on host India's agenda.

About half of the state has been lifted out of drought conditions by a series of storms that have drenched the region.

Labour market resilience & stubbornly high inflation have increased odds the Fed will continue to raise interest rates.

The relationship between New Delhi and Beijing has been tense since deadly clashes along their border in 2020.

UN envoy has described the amendment as 'controversial within the Libyan political class and general citizenry'.

Maicao, once the thriving heart of Colombia’s Arab community, faces population decline amid a slowing border economy.

Defeated candidate Peter Obi pledges to legally challenge the results a day after Bola Ahmed Tinubu was declared winner.

In Iskenderun, Turkey, train carriages have been turned into temporary shelters for last month's earthquake survivors.

Foreign ministers meeting is marred by disagreements as Russia and China reject joint statement calling for end to war.

French president begins four-nation tour of Africa to renew frayed ties.

Pakistani rupee dropped by 6 percent against the US dollar, while interest rate was raised to 20 percent.

Moscow says Ukrainian saboteurs opened fire against civilians on Russian territory, a claim Kyiv denies.

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

Russia says the top diplomats spoke 'on the move' at a G20 meeting in India but did not hold Ukraine negotiations.

As the Darién becomes an ever more populated graveyard, it’s safe to say Biden is going down a very wrong path.