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Universities are once again at the centre of culture, and through it, political warfare.

Mogadishu says a deal to grant Addis Ababa access to sea in Somaliland is a violation of its sovereignty.

Swiss prosecutor confirmed the filing but would not reveal details about the nature and number of the complaints.

Legislation allows people to be eligible for citizenship after five years, opens up possibility of dual nationalities.

Gadi Eizenkot's comments come amid disagreement in the war cabinet about how to handle the war in Gaza.

The university must end its complicity in genocide, and protect students standing with the oppressed.

The American cowboys flocking to Israel amid its war on Gaza expose the parallels between the two settler societies.

Foreign ministers within the 120-member bloc have adopted a resolution at the summit, calling for a ceasefire in Gaza..

From Gaza, Al Jazeera's Mohammed R Mhawish looks back on more than 100 days of carnage.

Rights official says Palestinian men detained by Israeli security forces in unknown locations for between 30 to 55 days.

The Sudanese youth are again at the forefront of organising online and offline as the country is being ravaged by war.

Doctors in Gaza are warning that diseases like Hepatitis-A are rapidly on the rise.

Ukraine has supported Israel throughout the latest conflict, upsetting Palestinians as war ravages Gaza.

The death of a Turkish delivery courier has brought into focus the conditions under which riders work.

A successful touchdown will make Japan the fifth country ever to put a spacecraft on the moon.

The gathering will discuss how Maori rights can be protected by upholding their interpretation of Treaty of Waitangi.

Two countries express 'growing worry' over 'escalation of violence' in International Criminal Court referral.

Tehran's attacks on Pakistani, Iraqi and Syrian land have only one thing in common, say analysts: a show of strength.

The Egyptian footballing great is on a continuing quest to win one piece of silverware missing in a stellar career.

The government's crackdown on gangs faces fierce retaliation as violence rages in the country.

A key community in Haiti's capital has been under siege for days as violence escalates.

House of Representatives also votes to keep the lights on in government facilities for at least another six weeks.

Meeting of top military, civilian leaders is being held after Pakistan's retaliatory strikes on armed groups in Iran.

Clashes over a two-state solution and US foreign policy on Houthi strikes - here are major updates.

During a press conference Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that he objects to Palestinian statehood.

Pyongyang promises to deter 'hostile military manoeuvres' after naval exercises between US, South Korea and Japan.

Crackdown and censure on the main opposition party turns the run-up to the February 8 election into a lukewarm affair.

Ayodhya is getting an economic boost as the city gears up for millions of tourists to see the controversial Ram temple.

LA Times Guild announces one-day walk-out to protest planned layoffs.

Remarks after US conducted its fifth round of strikes against targets in Houthi-controlled areas of Yemen.

Biden White House wants lawmakers to approve Ukraine aid, which Republicans have premised on new asylum restrictions.

Palestine frustrated by 10-man UAE at Asian Cup but a 1-1 draw gives them hope going into the final group game.

The attack marks the latest effort to disrupt drug trafficking into Jordan, but residents warn of civilian casualties.

DOJ calls Texas shooting response a series of failures'

US says there's 'no way' to solve Israel's long-term security challenges and rebuild Gaza without Palestinian statehood.

A family in Gaza says they witnessed the summary execution of 15 men when Israeli soldiers raided their building.

The drill will involve about 90,000 personnel and rehearse NATO's execution of its regional defence plans.

Pakistan launches strikes inside Iran, saying they were retaliation for attacks by Tehran on targets in Pakistan.

Crowds gather and search for survivors around a home flattened by an air attack in southern Syria

Report cites failed communication and leadership in police response to mass shooting at Robb Elementary School.

Moscow said on Wednesday that its forces had carried out a strike on a building housing 'foreign fighters' in Kharkiv.

Gaza is under a weeklong sustained telecoms outage, the longest since the onset of the war with Israel.

Paul Mackenzie and 94 others charged over deaths of followers whose bodies have been exhumed from the Shakahola forest.

With a conservative majority on the bench, experts warn the justices could face scrutiny as they weigh election cases.

A boat in distress was intercepted by a rescue ship, saving 126 people, including 30 minors and one infant.

More than a dozen Palestinian journalists held in Israeli jails since the start of the Gaza war on October 7.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak pushes the bill through the House of Commons but not without much squabbling.

The regional body should not allow electoral irregularities to threaten democracy and development in Southern Africa.

Iran's raids in Pakistan near border areas were part of Tehran's unprecedented missile launches on three countries.

Unions representing approximately 170,000 of the region's 225,000 public sector workers called the 24-hour strike.