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Unions have announced a strike beginning on October 3 after President Bola Tinubu scrapped a subsidy on fuel.

Thousands of people are arriving every day as influx grows despite barriers.

Ahlam has been through war and ISIL, but the deadly flood was her most harrowing experience yet.

Hardline Republicans urging deep spending cuts are bringing US gov't to brink of shutdown as October 1 deadline looms.

US president's address to union members comes a day before Trump is also set to visit the state and speak to workers.

The ruling against Putin's most prominent opponent is on top of an 11-and-a-half-year sentence he is already serving.

Lawsuit says Giuliani and lawyer Robert Costello's campaign sought 'total annihilation' of US president's son's privacy.

Before second Republican debate, experts explain why low-polling candidates hold on despite paltry chances of victory.

Ethnic Armenians fleeing from breakaway region to Armenia giveharrowing accountsof escaping death, war and hunger.

Lawsuit exposed deficiencies in JPMorgan's oversight of clients even as employees urged bank to end work with Epstein.

Canada's foreign minister calls on Anthony Rota to step down after honouring man who served in Nazi World War II unit.

Russia's invasion has helped put the world on a path to net zero emissions of greenhouse gases by 2050, a study says.

Dasun Shanaka keeps his place as captain despite his poor form and an embarrassing loss in the Asia Cup final.

Kyeremanten's resignation comes amid worsteconomic crisisin a generation and before elections in February 2024.

If Slovaks and Poles vote in conservative, populist forces, this would not bode well for their nations or for EU unity.

Azerbaijani experts and residents of the capital on whether ethnic Armenians and Azerbaijans can ever live in harmony.

Muslim activists voice solidarity with Sikhs after murder of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, which Ottawa has linked to New Delhi.

Hossein Amirabdollahian's interest in going to US capital does not appear directly linked with talks on nuclear deal.

International Energy Agency warns of impact of increased fossil fuel investment and 'stubbornly high emissions'.

As Brazilian experience shows, anti-hunger policies can be easily reversed unless they address structural inequality.

Emir of Qatar Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani meets Saudi Arabia's Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud in Doha.

Beijing warns Manila not to 'stir up trouble' after the Philippine coastguard removes buoys installed by China.

The renowned rock climber discusses his approach to life in an in-depth interview with Al Jazeera's Generation Sport.

ChatGPT's introduction of voice and image features has earned mixed reactions online.

Saudi envoy to Palestine al-Sudairi is in Ramallah for the first time. Here is what you need to know about his role.

The vigilante group turned political party increases its xenophobic rhetoric amid rising unemployment in South Africa.

Scotland has the worst drug death rate in Europe with 1,051 people dying due to drug misuse last year alone.

The incident is the first mass school abduction in Nigeria since President Bola Tinubu took office in May.

Indian board says Pakistan's match to be played behind closed doors in Hyderabad due to persisting security concerns.

Unchecked logging without replanting reduces swaths of woodland to scrub as manufacturers face a bleak future.

About 585,000 registered voters will participate in elections with MPs to play only advisory role to King Mswati III.

The Portuguese eat more fish than any other European Union nation with the sardine a crucial staple of people's diet.

Armenia says at least 13,350 ethnic Armenians from breakaway region entered the country after Azerbaijan's offensive.

Hundreds protest across nation after allegations that Indian agents were involved in Sikh separatist leader's killing.

Concerns that world is experiencing start of a long-term trend of decline in Antarctic sea ice.

Anon Nampa was arrested in 2020 after making the call for change during mass anti-government protests.

Two Molotov cocktails were thrown at embassy in the second attack since shots were fired at diplomatic compound in 2020.

Nearly 7,000 troops, including US service members, will take part in the parade through the streets of central Seoul.

Meeting comes amid heightened tension on the Korean Peninsula as Pyongyang ramps up weapons tests and courts Russia.

Russian Admiral Viktor Sokolov reportedly killed in missile attack on Black Sea Fleet's HQ in Sevastopol last week.

Houthis have not acknowledged carrying out drone attack, Saudi Arabian-led coalition said it reserves right to respond.

These are the main developments as the war enters its 580th day.

Authorities cleared residents to visit two dozen parcels in the northern part of the town amid fears of toxic dust.

Authorities are violating religious freedoms across China as the leadership seeks to assert control.

A shutdown is possible if Congress fails to provide funding for the fiscal year starting October 1.

Six homes have been swept away by the swollen Naranjo River in Guatemala City, with eight children among the missing.

The administration of US President Joe Biden has reached out to Mexico for help confronting the spike in migration.

The discovery represents the first fully unearthed and complete Roman necropolis in Gaza.

US rights advocates oppose Israel's entry into Visa Waiver Program because of its treatment of Arab Americans.