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Notorious gang leader has agreed to be extradited to the United States to face cocaine and weapons smuggling charges.

Authorities said they arrested about 200 immigrants and saved 10 children at risk of exploitation during the raids.

Rubio said he had sanctioned several senior officials and their 'cronies' for their 'brutality toward the Cuban people'.

Mass layoff came days after the Supreme Court cleared the way for US president to gut entire government positions.

Here are the key events on day 1,234 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Rights advocates call on the Trump administration to ensure accountability for the killing of Seif al-Din Muslat.

US envoy Keith Kellogg will travel to Kyiv early next week, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

UN cultural organisation this week announces its choice of sites to be granted World Heritage status.

Preliminary investigation does not apportion blame for Boeing 787 crash that killed 260 people in June.

Because of droughts and increasing costs, beef buyers have relied more heavily on imports this year.

Since May, some 800 Palestinians killed at aid sites, most run by controversial US- and Israel-backed GHF, UN says.

As US President Donald Trump ramps up efforts to revoke citizenship from some naturalised citizens, who is at risk?

A civilian court of appeals says ex-Pentagon chief Lloyd Austin 'had full legal authority' to withdraw plea agreement.

Al Jazeera's Urooba Jamal visited Potocari as a burial of recently identified Srebrenica genocide victims took place.

India wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant struggles with finger injury as India keep England in sight on day two of third Test.

As Grok provides instant fact checks to users on X, its ability to make things up is outstripping its usefulness.

Human rights activists fear the move approved by lawmakers could be used to target political opponents.

World number one races to straight-sets win over the 24-time Grand Slam champion in the semifinals at Wimbledon 2025.

Members of the Kurdistan Workers' Party lay down their arms after decades of war with Turkiye.

Lebanon's President Joseph Aoun says his country seeks peace with Israel, but is not ready to normalise ties.

A record high of 79 percent of US respondents in a Gallup survey say immigration is a 'good thing' for the country.

Police shooting of Boniface Kariuki last month sparks mass grief and anger over state-sanctioned police brutality.

A United Nations report warns that gang violence is intensifying in regions with routes to Haiti's capital.

Seven more victims of the 1995 massacre by Bosnian Serb forces were buried during Friday's sombre 30-year anniversary.

PKK fighters gathered in northern Iraq to symbolically cast their weapons into a fire, marking the start of disarmament.

The Trump administration confirms it is relying on the shadowy website to identify student protesters for deportation.

Poland ordered Russian consulate in Krakow to shut after accusations Moscow orchestrated fire at Warsaw shopping centre.

The US and other Western countries have been reducing their funding, prioritising their defence spending instead.

Thousands of Bosnian Serbs participated in the Srebrenica genocide in July 1995, killing more than 8,000 men and boys.

Francesca Albanese says sanctions by the US aim to silence her for exposing genocide and calling out those complicit.

Satellite images appear to show Israel has begun preparing the rubble in Rafah for its 'concentration camp' plan.

New levies, which come on top of tariffs on auto parts and industrial metals, will come into effect on August 1.

Trump spoke about an agreement with NATO to arm Ukraine. A sanctions bill with bipartisan support also sits in Congress.

To dodge Trump's tariffs and wrath, five African presidents played colonial subject, and left their dignity behind.

The seal population has increased from about 4,000, considered nearly extinct, in the late 1980s to about 50,000.

By attacking Brazil's sovereignty, Trump may have handed the leftist president a political and diplomatic opportunity.

'Panic, fear, and terror that swept through the school overwhelming' says survivor of strike in Jabalia an-Nazla.

Syria's wildfires are the first major natural disaster since the country overthrew the al-Assad regime in December.

Critics warn the law would hinder the search for truth about the victims of Peru's decades-long armed conflict.

Dehumanising civilians made mass violence seem normal in Srebrenica and Gaza, says assistant professor Iva Vukusic.

Fighters from PKK begin symbolic disarmament in Iraq's northern Kurdish region, ending decades-long battle with Turkiye.

Liberia was founded in 1822 as a colony for free Black Americans in West Africa as slavery ended.

Protesters in Brazil burned an effigy of Donald Trump as they gathered to condemn 50% US tariffs for Brazilian goods.

Young Bangladeshis are using the same weapons that helped them uproot Sheikh Hasina to hold today's rulers accountable.

'Positive trend' in US-Russia ties remains despite Washington's 'zigzag' policy, Moscow says.

Separatist Baloch fighters have in past claimed responsibility for attacks in the southwestern Balochistan province.

Issa Amro on life in the occupied West Bank becoming increasingly miserable for Palestinians.

Ovidio Guzman Lopez plans to change his not guilty plea during a hearing after arrest in 2023.

The Hague court's Deputy Prosecutor Nazhat Shameem Khan warns civil war 'has reached an intolerable state'.

Made in Palestine is a documentary short set inside the Hirbawi textile factory.