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Former colonel Ahmed Habib Ali is accused of supervising the manufacture of sarin gas bombs.

The guidelines are based on feedback from athletes who said certain camera shots can cause discomfort and distractions.

An Israeli military order imposed after a series of settler attacks has left families cut off from parts of their home.

Jay Clayton, often in circuitous fashion, avoided saying Joe Biden won 2020 race during his confirmation hearing.

A US official said the two sides made progress on a plan for Israel to withdraw from 'pilot zones' in southern Lebanon.

Iran has installed a billboard in the capital Tehran showing US President Donald Trump lying in a coffin.

Blanche's actions have raised questions about the independence of the Department of Justice, which he currently leads.

Several recent elections have strengthened conservative forces across parts of Latin America.

Argentina vice president's remarks made ahead of the World Cup semifinal against England and amid sovereignty dispute.

A cruise ship-turned-luxury floating hotel that has been idle for about 14 years rolled onto its side while docked.

Ukraine's parliament is expected to vote for the next prime minister on Thursday.

At an average speed of 50.91kph, Soren Waerenskjold's sprint was the fastest road stage in the 113 editions of the Tour.

Andy Burnham, who is set to formally replace Starmer on Monday, will become the UK's seventh prime minister in a decade.

Palestinians held a funeral for a father, a mother and their six-year-old daughter killed in an Israeli air attack.

The defeat of the 2016 coup attempt helped usher in a decade of greater diplomatic, economic and military power.

The Iraqi PM visited the White House to deepen economic ties, as Iraq-based allies of Iran threatened to fight the US.

As Twitter, then X, marks 20 years since its launch, a journalist journeys through revolutions and wars.

Groups charge that sanctions against ICC, Palestinian rights organisations stifle freedom of speech and expression.

Al-Zaidi's Washington visit exposed the pressure reshaping Baghdad's politics, security and economy.

The US government project that slashed foreign aid died on July 4. AJLabs looks at the cost in lives around the world.

One of the best players in the world, Spain's 19-year-old Lamine Yamal, is gearing up for his first World Cup final.

Israel's education committee head stormed a school in Jerusalem, vowing to shut it down over Palestinian symbols.

At least 28 people have been killed since protests began in June, as the region braces for a major protest march.

Spain's Oscar-winning actor Javier Bardem had a message for Palestinians as he raised Palestine flag during World Cup.

US strikes marine control tower in Iran

The US has expended a significant number of munitions since the war began in February.

The late senator's sister, the politically inexperienced Darline Graham Nordone, has inherited his office and powers.

Israel's relentless Gaza attacks aim to sabotage the 'ceasefire' and ensure perpetual chaos, analysts warn.

Operation would be a dramatic military spectacle but would carry costs analysts doubt Washington is willing to incur.

What are the Israeli withdrawal pilot zones' in southern Lebanon?

A new treaty signed by Britain and the EU includes the removal of border checks between Spain and Gibraltar.

Spain booked its place in the World Cup final while England and Argentina prepare for the game at Atlanta stadium.

A large crowd crossed between Spain and Gibraltar in the early hours of Wednesday morning, celebrating the UK-EU treaty.

Britain swells with pride over the 25-year-old, the first Muslim to wear the England jersey at a FIFA World Cup.

Officials confirm two more deaths as 30 people remain in hospital, including 15 in intensive care units.

A tribute to the late Father Emir from Al Jazeera's Chairman of Board of Directors Sheikh Hamad bin Thamer Al Thani.

Iran attacked Kuwait, Bahrain, and Jordan on Tuesday night, claiming to destroy the US Fifth Fleet's command centre.

At least three people killed and three others wounded in Russian strikes on Odesa, city's military administrator says.

Less than a month after signing an MoU as a step towards peace, the US reinstates a naval blockade on Iranian ports.

Oil prices rise as the US renews a blockade on Iranian ports and carries out a wave of air strikes.

Lindsey Graham's sister sworn in to fill his US Senate seat

France's free-scoring World Cup run ends in 2-0 loss to Spain, denting Mbappe's hopes of a third final.

Indian petrol stations now only offer fuel with 20 percent ethanol blended in. But the rushed move triggers criticism.

After a masterclass against France in the semifinals, Spain are just one win from winning their second World Cup.

Hassan Khalil Almukayed is among at least 15 Palestinian doctors from Gaza currently in Israeli detention.

Takeover bid 10 years ago sped up efforts to expand civilian oversight, experts say, reducing chances of another coup.

England and Argentina renew their World Cup rivalry after 24 years, as Harry Kane and Lionel Messi clash in the semis.

England face Argentina in Wednesday's semifinal, hoping to reach the World Cup final for the first time since 1966.

Donald Trump says the US is going to bomb Iran's civilian infrastructure if there is no deal by next week.