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Palestinian American Ruwa Romman is running for Governor of Georgia, vying to be the first Muslim with such position.

Ukraine's leader, who is seeking US-made Tomahawks, says Russia has launched a new wave of 'air terror'.

Fragile ceasefire continues to hold despite clashes that killed dozens on both sides before the truce took effect.

Severely malnourished one-year-old Ruqayya al-Dahdar is among thousands of children in Gaza who are still waiting for de

Two million people continue to face hunger and thirst, while more than 460 Palestinians have died from starvation.

Donald Trump claims that India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi has promised to stop relying on Russian energy.

We look at loneliness in the digital world, where everyone is connected but no one is connecting.

The two motions were tabled by the far-right National Rally and far-left France Unbowed parties.

Hackers took over the PA system at Harrisburg International Airport in Pennsylvania.

The proposal is one of several flagship EU projects to prepare the bloc for a potential attack from Moscow.

Bus belonging to the Syrian Energy Ministry was attacked, killing four people and injuring nine.

From Argentina to Egypt, at least 86 countries collectively owe the International Monetary Fund more than $162bn.

The Nobel given to Venezuela's Maria Corina Machado was really a prize for Donald Trump.

Trump confirmed he has green-lit CIA covert operations in Venezuela, and that ground attacks might be next.

We compare and contrast Trump's 2015 attack on Marco Rubio over donor ties with his own close ties to the same family.

Thousands in southern Tunisia rally to shut a state phosphate plant blamed for cancer, illness, and mass poisoning.

Military leader to take his oath as president on Friday as African Union calls for the restoration of civilian rule.

Indonesia appointed Patrick Kluivert in January on a two-year deal to boost hopes of reaching next year's World Cup.

Trump considers deploying military domestically using Insurrection Act amid debates on legal terms and implications.

Kirk Prichard on the long-term effects of severe malnourishment on Palestinian children and mothers in Gaza.

Despite the challenges to peace, both know they will hurt from continued hostilities - and need a path to peace.

Continued Israeli restrictions still choking the flow of aid especially to the neediest patients in hospitals in Gaza.

US President appeared to acknowledge Hamas's struggle to recover Israeli captives' bodies from beneath Gaza's ruins.

The report also says 10 small, ocean-dependent nations will experience the biggest increase in dangerous heat days.

At least 66 lives lost, 75 missing, as torrential rains submerge towns, leaving residents desperate for aid, recovery.

The bridge explosions occur just hours after a car bomb went off outside a shopping mall in Guayaquil.

Here are the key events from day 1,330 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Kabul orders its army to honour the two-day ceasefire, warning it will respond if Pakistan violates the agreement.

Titmus, famous for beating US swim star Katie Ledecky at the Paris Games, was expected to compete in the 2028 Olympics.

Reporters from more than 30 news outlets have vacated the Pentagon, refusing to comply with new reporting restrictions.

YouTube users reported problems streaming content and accessing the app for about 60 minutes.

Israel continues to restrict aid entering Gaza says Hamas has not met its end of deal to release all bodies of captives.

Colonel Randrianirina set to assume presidency in Madagascar after President Andry Rajoelina removed.

US president refused to directly answer whether he was trying to topple the Maduro government as tensions escalate.

Thousands of Palestinian prisoners describe systematic torture in Israeli jails.

Health officials in Gaza say many of the 90 returned bodies bore marks of violence and possible executions.

Trump has recently targeted India for its Russian oil purchases, imposing tariffs on Indian exports to the US.

A woman who claims she was abused by Epstein alleges the banks were used to send payments for sex-trafficking victims.

Jared Kushner, billionaire real-estate scion and son-in-law to the US President, is shaping the future of Gaza.

Stellantis announced a $13bn investment in the US, which will see Jeep Compass production move from Canada to the US.

Ukraine says it will need $120bn in defence funding in 2026 to stave off Russia's more than three-year war.

Al Jazeera's Maram Humaid explains the difficult decisions facing Palestinians in Gaza amid the ceasefire.

A federal judge said the layoffs seem politically motivated and 'you can't do that in a nation of laws'.

United Nations humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher calls for immediate 'unhindered access' for aid deliveries.

During his first state visit to Moscow, Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa vowed to redefine' ties with Russia.

Boluarte, who was removed from office on October 10, faces accusations of corruption and abandoning her office.

Police clashed with pro-Palestine demonstrators in Barcelona on Wednesday, detaining several people.

One of biggest US corporate legal battles is in final stage after judge had in January 2024 rescinded Elon Musk's pay.

The additional boost, which comes on top of a $20bn currency swap, comes shortly before Argentina's midterm elections.

Spain argues NATO funding should address real threats, not arbitrary targets, amidst Trump's tariff retaliation plans.