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Karachi's deadliest fire in years raises urgent questions about building safety, rescue capacity and urban governance.

US President Donald Trump has repeatedly divided opinion at home and faced fierce criticism from overseas.

Aid workers report growing numbers of severely malnourished or seriously ill children at displacement camps.

In exclusive interview from hiding, main opposition presidential candidate blasts gov't's 'crackdown to silence' critics.

The Arab Organisation for Human Rights UK (AOHR UK) calls for targeted financial and travel sanctions.

Israeli bulldozers demolished UNRWA's headquarters in occupied East Jerusalem.

In a lightning-fast offensive, the Syrian government has taken oil-rich territory long held by the Kurdish-led SDF.

Uganda's opposition leader Bobi Wine says he escaped a raid on his home after a disputed presidential election.

Iranian state TV has been hacked, to show messages from the exiled son of the late Shah.

After tariff threats against Europe, Trump renews bid for Greenland in message to Norway as EU mulls retaliation.

Former champion Osaka's walkout steals the show in Melbourne as holder Jannik Sinner eases into the second round.

Group links attack to China's 'crimes' against Uighurs. Beijing urges Taliban government to protect its nationals.

First year of Trump 2.0 saw deportations, tariffs and a captured President Maduro. Al Jazeera breaks down the numbers.

B'Tselem's latest report sounds alarm on abuse, dozens of deaths of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails.

More than 100 vehicles crashed into each other or slid off a highway during a snowstorm in the US state of Michigan.

US president posts flurry of provocative messages on social media on Greenland, upping ante before World Economic Forum.

US President Donald Trump marks first year back by expanding presidential power and reshaping global relations.

Syrian government's control of energy reserves from SDF has raised hopes of return to pre-war production levels.

The first year of Trump 2.0 featured deportations, tariffs and an abducted president.

Opposition politician Tymoshenko is accused of trying to obstruct cabinet appointments as she clashes with Zelenskyy.

It is quite ironic that the imperialism Denmark helped normalise for decades now threatens Danish sovereignty.

A divide over whether dual citizens should be allowed to contest is threatening Bangladesh's February elections.

The destruction comes as Israel clamps down on NGOs providing humanitarian aid to Palestinians in Gaza.

Syrian government forces have been searching for dozens of ISIL fighters who escaped prison.

An explosion in at a Chinese-run restaurant in the Afghan capital Kabul has killed a Chinese national and six Afghans.

Bills yet to be voted by Senate, with opposition to gun law likely from conservative Liberal-National Coalition.

Syria's government, Kurdish-led forces trade blame on violence, escaped ISIL fighters as negotiations reach dead end.

State of emergency imposed after gang violence allows police to arrest suspected criminals without judicial order.

Authorities are confiscating assets of people backing protesters to pay for damages incurred during the unrest.

Every year, the World Economic Forum meeting takes place at the Swiss Alpine resort of Davos.

About 200 ISIL detainees escaped from al-Shaddadi prison with tit-for-tat allegations on who freed them.

NSW coastline has seen four shark attacks since Sunday, as experts say rainy conditions draw sharks to beach areas.

The Communist Party leader is reportedly considering a dual role as party chief and Vietnam's president.

As Washington hails next stage of truce, Gaza sees a stark disconnect between promises and the deadly reality.

Young people, who make up 44 percent of voters, ousted Hasina. But they've never seen a competitive election, until now.

Kim condemns 'incompetent' party members for delays in government projects in advance of key ruling party meeting.

Nordic country dispatches 'substantial contribution' of troops to the Arctic territory amid standoff with Washington.

UK ministers will visit Australia to gather information on the social media ban for under-16s implemented last month.

US weather forecasters warn of extremely cold temperatures, potential for winter storms across several states.

These are the key developments from day 1,426 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Norway PM Jonas Gahr Store rebuked Donald Trump after after text exchange involving Greenland and the Nobel Peace Prize.

US President Donald Trump has unveiled a proposed Board of Peace" aimed at rebuilding Gaza.

Powell appears to be casting off last year's more subdued response to Trump's repeated attacks on the Fed, AP reported.

Despite some reported clashes, the Syrian army and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) are implementing a new ceasefire.

Radev widely expected to form his own political party prior to upcoming snap vote.

Syrian army takes control of areas formerly under control of Kurdish-led forces.

Nobel laureate Omar Yaghi on how humble beginnings fueled breakthrough science against the climate crisis.

Syrian army tells Al Jazeera Arabic it is now in complete control of city of al-Shaddadi in northeast Syria.

While economic growth is strong, the gap between the haves and have-nots is widening.

The Oscar-winning composer faces backlash for saying he lost work due to 'communal bias' in Bollywood.