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Olympic champion sets a new pole vault world record of 6.22 metres at an indoor meeting in France.

French president's announcement comes after China published a 12-point position paper calling for a truce in Ukraine.

'On the Adamant', a film about a floating daycare centre for adults with a mental illness, clinches Golden Bear prize.

Jordan says the talks in Aqaba is part of an effort to halt 'a security breakdown that could fuel more violence'.

Election officials cited technical problems and the absence of voter registers as causes of the delays.

Beijing sets out proposal for a way to end the war.

Thousands in Berlin take part in a protest against the delivery of weapons to Ukraine.

China and Russia refuse to sign statement condemning Moscow over its invasion of Ukraine.

The stamp is based on a Banksy mural depicting a young boy defeating a grown man in a judo bout.

Eighteen candidates are competing to succeed Muhammadu Buhari as president, but only four are frontrunners.

Moscow's move comes a day after the Warsaw government delivered its first Leopard tanks to Ukraine.

A separatist armed group claimed responsibility for the attack in Buea, in the English-speaking region, Reuters reports.

Momentum has been building for weeks towards a deal to ease checks on trade introduced under Northern Ireland protocol.

Iraqi citizens and their grievances need to be taken into account in this new attempt to change the Iraqi constitution.

Justice Minister Bozdag says 184 suspects were arrested after the 7.8- and 7.6-magnitude earthquakes in February.

The crisis was triggered after the prime minister said he would back an opposition party candidate for president.

President Kais Saied claimed migration from sub-Saharan Africa was aimed at changing his country's demographic makeup.

Support for Kyiv serves the US's 'strategic interests' against security threats posed by Putin's Russia, analysts say.

Earthquake had a depth of 7km and hit the Bor district on Saturday afternoon.

Alexander Lukashenko, an ally of Russian President Putin, will make a state visit to China from February 28 to March 2.

A wave of raids and arrests has targeted opposition figures and government critics.

The closure of the key transit point between the countries left people and trucks carrying essential supplies stranded.

India's biggest tennis star talks to Al Jazeera after retiring from tennis.

Who will win the elections and get Nigeria's top job? Plus, Ukrainian journalists in a country under attack.

Mexico's president says Peru's former leader was illegally removed, prompting rebuke from Peru President Dina Boluarte.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 367th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Eighteen candidates are jostling to succeed Muhammadu Buhari as president but only four are frontrunners in the race.

One year since Russia's invasion of Ukraine began, the West is still rolling out sanctions against Moscow.

EU sanctions were designed to make financing the war more difficult and starve Russia of tech equipment and spare parts.

Nearly 240,000 rescuers continue to work in quake-hit provinces in Turkey, though no survivors have been found recently.

Republicans and Democrats have traded barbs over the rail derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, which led to evacuations.

The Salvadoran government has been accused of widespread abuses as it waives civil liberties to combat gang activity.

The 54-year-old South Carolina attorney has been accused of murdering his wife and son at their rural hunting lodge.

Peter Obi is being projected by multiple polls to win the race to replace outgoing President Muhammadu Buhari.

Twelve states join a lawsuit alleging the US government has placed unnecessary restrictions on mifepristone.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says the beginning of the Russian invasion was 'the longest day of our lives'.

A dispute with the Russian Ministry of Defence has revealed the extent of the mercenary group's role in Ukraine.

Authorities warn residents that severe weather, including blizzards, could create dangerous driving conditions in US.

Heavy rains forecast in southern provinces, and neighbouring countries also expected to be impacted by tropical storm.

'People's hearts are attached to this mosque,' says the imam of Maland's destroyed mosque.

No African should be treated like a foreigner in any African country.

Beijing has released a 12-point position paper, calling for a ceasefire between Kyiv and Moscow.

US consumer spending increased by the most in nearly two years in January amid a surge in wage gains.

Gov't directives issued after quakes allow refugees in affected provinces to move around, but only for a limited time.

Prime Minister Kaja Kallas discusses what Europe has learned since last year’s invasion of Ukraine.

Pentagon to send more HIMARS ammunition and drones to Ukraine as Washington targets Russian firms and sanction evasion.

Chinyere Igwe was found travelling with the money and a distribution list, police say a day before Nigerian elections.

Elias al-Ashqar cried after he could not save his father wounded in Israeli raid on Nablus on Wednesday.

Al Jazeera catches up with former residents of the city where Russia is alleged to have carried out atrocities.

An American writes about her time in the migrant prison city of Tapachula, where she is threatened with deportation.