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Clashes erupted as lawmakers prepared to formalise the presidential delay of the February 25 vote.

'I don't write to engender sorrow, had sorrow moved people, we wouldn't be where we are now,' writes Mohammed Mhawish.

Officials have extended curfews as they report at least 112 people killed.

Billie Eilish, Miley Cyrus and Victoria Monet also took home top prizes at the 66th Grammy Awards in Los Angeles.

Move from agriculture to manufacturing, an increase in demand for Food for Work programme show changes in economy.

As 128 million voters prepare for the February 8 elections, Al Jazeera decodes the key numbers shaping Pakistan.

Police spokesperson says hip hop artist was arrested following an altercation at the awards show.

Yang has been imprisoned for five years on charges of espionage that he and Australia have rejected.

President Gabriel Boric says his country is facing a 'tragedy of very great magnitude'.

As the war enters its 712th day, these are the main developments.

President Joe Biden urges Congress to swiftly pass bill after months of wrangling over immigration and support for Kyiv.

The People's Action Party, which has long traded on its squeaky-clean image, seeks to reassure voters as election looms.

Plans to introduce 40-75 percent tax rate for entertainment services prompt fierce backlash from businesses.

Pakistan is about to hold another poll as the opposition complains of unprecedented political repression.

Republican presidential candidate Haley made jibes about Trump's age, mental competency on Saturday Night Live.

The event features athletes from 201 countries competing across 75 medal events in six aquatic sports.

International community calls for new date and transparent polls after president announces indefinite delay.

The country is voting in both presidential and legislative polls; incumbent Bukele faces virtually no competition.

I've spent half of my life on a platform that today is actively censoring and encroaching on privacy. It's time to quit.

The cooler weather between November and February means weddings in the predominantly Muslim country. Lots of weddings.

The Houthis say they remain undeterred after the latest round of strikes that hit dozens of targets.

A roundup of some of last week's events.

Dozens of women have protested Russia's war on Ukraine and called for the return of their husbands.

The strikes have forced ships to change route, causing major disruptions in companies' chains of production.

The US has warned of more strikes after bombing 85 alleged Iran-linked targets in Iraq and Syria.

Walking a bit, talking a bit, the baby born under rubble nearly a year ago is thriving with her adoptive family.

Espen Barth Eide discusses Norway peace efforts in Israel-Palestine conflict from Oslo Accords to advocating Gaza truce.

The new wave of attacks comes as Houthis continue to target Israel-linked ships, demanding end to war in Gaza.

While Biden faced little opposition, vote being watched amid concerns on his popularity, especially among Black voters.

Philosopher and independent presidential candidate Cornel West says Israel and the US are 'intertwined in genocide'.

Forest fires in Chile have killed more than 50 people with flames spreading throughout densely populated areas.

The Houthis' stance in support of Palestine is gaining accolades, could they also be looking at a domestic win?

Officials say at least 92 people have been killed overnight in Israeli attacks, including on a kindergarten in Rafah.

The African leader announced last month that he had begun treatment for cancer.

A bustling Punjabi community space is serving up a hearty mix of Indian and Filipino food - free to everyone

Uzbekistan took the fight to their opponents but lost in the lottery of penalties.

Reports say journalists were briefly held at protest by wives of Russian soldiers calling for their return from Ukraine.

Washington has carried out attacks against pro-Iran groups in Syria and Iraq.

Iran scored a dramatic stoppage-time penalty to eliminate Japan from the Asian Cup and book a place in the semifinal.

Demonstrators march in German capital and other cities in fourth week of protests against Alternative for Germany party.

O'Neill is the first nationalist to hold the post as government returns to work after a two-year boycott by unionists.

The president introduced the divisive reform package in an attempt to transform the economy and the state.

The vote, originally scheduled to take place on February 25, was delayed after a dispute over the candidate list.

Verdict follows another case in which Khan and Bushra Bibi were sentenced to 14 years in prison for corruption.

Sri Lanka seeks to foster growth after its economy contracted 3.8 percent last year, according to World Bank estimates.