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Government’s failure to regulate mining has damaged the environment and human health, community members say.

Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the 30 members of the alliance have committed at least $80bn of aid to Kyiv.

As people wait to see what they'll be able to reclaim of their lives, their reactions range from anger to understanding.

German carrier says it expects its flight operations to stabilise by Wednesday evening.

Countless asylum seekers are trapped in limbo in Mexican detention centres performing anti-migrant work for the US.

Four Croatian couples are accused of trying to traffic four infants from the neighbouring DR Congo.

Safadi's visit comes as Syria's al-Assad received calls and offers of assistance from leaders in Arab nations.

Over 1,000 Syrians who died in Turkey have been sent back for burial but those from Assad-controlled areas can't return.

Al Jazeera speaks to people pulled from the rubble at a hospital in Osmaniye about how they held on for help.

Japan's defence ministry 'strongly suspects' Chinese surveillance balloons entered Japanese airspace thrice since 2019.

Sturgeon became the leader of the ruling Scottish National Party in the wake of its 2014 independence referendum.

Kovalyov brothers and their wives refuse to leave isolated farming village between Russian and Ukrainian forces.

Experts and activists say political actors have expanded the scope of misinformation ahead of the general elections.

China's foreign ministry defended the Chinese coastguard's actions towards a Philippine vessel in the South China Sea.

How a visually impaired social worker in Addis Ababa manages the rising cost of living for his household of five.

No signs of India's once-in-a-decade census, due in 2021 and delayed due to the pandemic, beginning soon.

Moldova has accused Russia of seeking to derail its EU candidacy, as the war in Ukraine rages.

Thousands of families host survivors of the earthquake from Turkey’s southern provinces.

The country officially declared its first outbreak of Marburg virus disease on Monday.

Raids came weeks after government banned as propaganda a BBC documentary critical of Modi's role in 2002 Gujarat riots.

Billionaire Twitter owner says he wants to make sure platform is in 'financially healthy place' before finding new CEO.

How Wednesday's match between the top two teams could start a rivalry that may dominate EPL for the next few years.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 357th day, we take a look at the main developments.

South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol calls on private sector to 'share the pain' to ease struggles of most vulnerable.

Yale study backed by State Department finds at least 6,000 Ukrainian children sent to reeducation centres.

Move comes after Seoul last week scrapped COVID-related travel restrictions for arrivals from China.

UN secretary general warns that low-lying communities and entire countries could disappear under rising sea levels.

Cyclone Gabrielle cut off towns, washed away houses and left people stranded on on rooftops.

Mike Pence has been called to testify in investigations looking into ex-President Donald Trump and the 2020 election.

Orders come as India's growing middle-class drives surging demand for affordable air travel.

Ottawa will limit funding for projects that include researchers from institutions with ties to foreign governments.

Phillip Mehrtens was taken hostage last week after landing his small commercial plane in the Papuan highlands.

Murder of 22-year-old Tiba al-Ali has renewed calls for laws addressing gender-based violence.

Daniel Rodriguez will be sentenced in May for his role in the attack that left officer Michael Fanone severely injured.

In one of the world’s most expensive cities, the number of people without a home to call their own is soaring.

California's Feinstein, 89, says she intends to finish her term as several Democrats eye her open seat in 2024.

Proposed reforms aim to expand healthcare access as part of President Gustavo Petro's agenda on poverty and inequality.

The South American country, which has battled soaring prices for years, saw its annual inflation hit 98.8 percent.

Officials say, while ex-President Jovenel Moise was killed in Port-au-Prince, plot against him was mostly planned in US.

NATO officials push for quick procurement of air defences for Ukraine as Russia eyes the skies for battlefield edge.

While the US, EU and NATO have pledged to continue supporting Ukraine, worries remain over corruption in the country.

Voters head to the polls on February 25 with a woman running for the presidency and others for state and national posts.

US General Mark Milley says that difficult terrain has hampered efforts to recover debris from latest downed objects.

Eleven trucks carrying humanitarian assistance passed through the Bab al-Salam crossing, UN says.

Xi said China will continue to 'participate constructively' in talks to resume negotiations on Iran nuclear agreement.

Ministers from UK, France, Germany, and Italy oppose the plan, saying it will increase tensions with the Palestinians.

Gretchen Whitmer decries 'uniquely American' problem of mass shootings as police identify suspect who killed three.

Govt's consumer price report shows inflationary pressures remain stubborn and are likely to fuel price spikes this year.

Jens Stoltenberg says Nordic nations becoming members together is not top priority as Turkey continues to block Sweden.

Ad hoc aid operations have been set up by ordinary citizens across Turkey in the wake of the catastrophic earthquakes.