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Pakistan's Jamaat-e-Islami party has launched a protest march towards Islamabad over soaring fuel prices.

Football has been dragged into growing tensions over the influx of migrants from Morocco to the Spanish enclave Ceuta.

Ellison-led Paramount will avoid daily $7m fee if the $110bn Warner Bros merger closes by September 30.

Thousands of protesters across France rallied against a new law they say will give police a "licence to kill".

A plane landing in Tokyo that one passenger called 'a miracle' ended with applause as Typhoon Dujuan battered Japan.

Jerusalem Daily: Ben-Gvir demands death penalty for Palestinian who killed settler

European leaders accuse Russia of hybrid warfare.

China removes two top generals over corruption, disloyalty as part of an ongoing anti-corruption crackdown.

The UN chief's mandate ends on December 31 this year, with a successor yet to be named.

Al Jazeera's James Bays sits down with United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.

Treasury Secretary says airports and companies servicing Iranian carriers risk being cut off from the US dollar system.

Repeated blasts at military sites expose the risks facing Syria as it rebuilds its army after years of war.

Victory in Berlin signals that Germany continues to be liberal, that, despite the far right's rise, experts say.

Iran's government is trying to change some work patterns to help save on fuel and energy amid struggles and shortages.

The use of the Pelican has provoked interest among military analysts as to whether it is a tactical ballistic missile.

Orfi, the reigning senior and junior world champion, topped the rankings with victory at the Qatar Classic last week.

Washington and Beijing discuss AI hotline idea amid escalating competition and restrictions on advanced technologies.

Kazakhstan accelerates AI development but experts warn of impact on the environment and human rights.

Switzerland's football association will reassess the situation with Xhaka after the international window closes.

The teen phenomenon won her second gold medal in the 200m medley in 2:06.10 to set a new Games and Asian record.

Trump says ban targets fake news', which poses a threat to our National Security'.

Moroccan parties are pushing campaigns before the September 23 vote to secure 395 parliamentary seats.

Azeez Al-Shaair has paid tribute to another Palestinian child killed by Israel, despite the NFL fine last week.

Israeli attacks on Palestinians continue in Gaza despite a 'ceasefire' signed in October.

At least 53 young men are being held in Biddu after raids left the town in lockdown, with schools and businesses shut.

Al-Shaair wears eye black with Akila's name despite being fined for displaying messages about Israel's genocide in Gaza.

Efforts to bring about humanitarian truces in Sudan hit a dead end as warring factions prioritise battlefield victories.

The US invasions after 9/11 were disasters -- but the US is trying again in Iran anyway

The oil and gas sector shrank 26 percent, new official data shows, pointing to the costs of the US-Israel war on Iran.

A mysterious object filmed hovering over Tehran has sparked online speculation.

Here's a brief history of Yemen's war - from the Houthi takeover in 2014 to the latest escalation.

Despite having rarely been more secure, public concerns about security continue to dominate the election.

US attempts to slow down Chinese progress on AI through economic restrictions could backfire.

Jose Mourinho held up images of two clear red card' challenges he says cost his team the match against Atletico.

Protesters gathered in the US state of Texas after an ICE agent shot a Venezuelan man during an immigration enforcement

With only one win so far this season, United have equalled their lowest points total in season after five matches.

The world's richest Black man says he aims to make Africa more self-sufficient and less reliant on imports.

Number of Australians aged 85 or older projected to triple by 2065-66, according to government forecast.

South Korean officers injured in DMZ explosion, possibly caused by a landmine, according to local media reports.

Three members of one family killed in air raid on house in Kunar province, Afghan Taliban deputy spokesperson says.

Fuming Real Madrid manager waves printouts of what he believes were clear red-card tackles by Atletico Madrid players.

The UN was created to help save the world from war. More than 80 years later, conflicts and atrocities continue.

Italy is planning to ban the burqa and niqab in schools and cap the number of foreign students per class.

Tehran threatens retaliation as Trump weighs military action while Qatar pushes to revive talks.

Explosions rocked a Syrian army ammunition depot south of Aleppo, injuring at least four people.

Imran Khan's family says three of his sisters have been detained in Lahore ahead of a march demanding his release.

Officials urge civilians to stay away from the site in al-Eis near Aleppo after a series of explosions.

Measures targeting the court itself could disrupt payments, IT services and investigations.

As UNGA 81 begins, the UN faces a changing Sahel demanding greater sovereignty.

Former adversaries say they will settle differences as fears grow of expanding war in Ethiopia.