Al Jazeera – Breaking News, World News and Video from Al Jazeera

The Hindu nationalist party looks set to retain control in the western state following a record state legislature win.

Saudi Arabia and China are expected to sign deals worth around $30bn ahead of a summit with Arab leaders.

Women and children make up the majority of those displaced as a result of the 'ruthless conflict' in the region.

The Portuguese superstar has reportedly received a tantalising offer from Saudi Arabia's Al Nassr club.

The England winger will fly back to Qatar ahead of England's quarter-final against France after briefly returning home

With neither side ready for talks, there are increasing suggestions the war will go on for a long time.

Reuters report said at least 10,000 pregnancies were forcefully terminated mostly without consent, in northeast Nigeria.

Ex-CEO Markus Braun and two former executives of the digital payments firm are in the dock.

Israeli forces kill three Palestinian men in a raid on Jenin and its refugee camp in the northern occupied West Bank.

Victims 'arbitrarily executed' during a massacre in villages in North Kivu in late November, investigation has found.

Chinese President Xi arrives in Saudi Arabia to much fanfare, unlike the low-key welcome afforded to US President Biden.

Employees hold first such strike at the newspaper in more than 40 years as negotiations over contracts drag on.

Google's anti-hacking unit says state-backed hackers exploited Halloween disaster to target internet users with malware.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 288th day, we take a look at the main developments.

The man was convicted of injuring a security guard with a knife, while others have been sentenced to death.

Investigation is focused on whether Bankman-Fried manipulated the market for two cryptocurrencies, New York Times says.

Tokyo says economy contracted 0.8 percent in July-September period, compared with earlier estimate of 1.2 percent.

The dolphin’s decline is a stark illustration of the global biodiversity crisis and the challenges of conservation.

Patek was serving a 20 year sentence for his role in the 2002 attacks that killed 202 people from 21 countries.

Former chief operating officer of blood-testing startup was found guilty of conspiracy and fraud in July.

Vanguard Group among top investors facing heat from US Republican politicians over use of ESG factors in investments.

Republican politicians advance theory that could shift power away from courts in determining election rules and maps.

Peruvian politics marked by series of corruption cases and crises, the latest being removal of President Pedro Castillo.

Pakistani investigators say veteran journalist Arshad Sharif's killing was a 'planned assassination'.

US slams 'loose talk' on nuclear weapons after Putin says Moscow would only use atomic weapons to defend its territory.

Lawyers for former US president argue that he was acting in his official capacity ahead of the deadly Capitol attack.

Penalty from world football's governing body comes 48 hours before Croatia face Brazil in the World Cup quarter-finals.

Several days of protests culminated in the storming of the government palace in Ulaanbaatar.

A report issued Wednesday recommends disciplinary action for prison workers in connection to the famed mobster's murder.

Ukraine President Zelenskyy calls on US to support the establishment of a special tribunal for the crime of aggression.

At White House roundtable, Doug Emhoff urges everyone to condemn anti-Semitism and warns against normalising bigotry.

Critics call Castillo's move a 'coup d'etat', Peruvian Congress votes to remove the president.

Twelfth grade girls, who were banned from school by the Taliban, were asked to sit for graduation exams.

Cities like Detroit in the US take efforts to accommodate wildlife as climate change poses challenges for conservation.

In a dispute over pay, staff in passport booths would walk out on eight days from December 23 to 31, union says.

The execution in Farah province was attended by hundreds including senior Taliban officials, a group spokesman said.

Millions of Afghan women banned from school are forced to work on farms, weaving carpets, and doing household chores.

Central bank has raised rates at record pace to 4.25 percent to fight inflation but signalled hikes was near an end.

Raphael Warnock's reelection in closely watched Georgia run-off spells good news for Joe Biden and his Democratic Party.

Healthcare workers couldn’t access patient reports because the servers that store that data had been hacked & corrupted.

Time hailed Ukraine's president for his bravery in leading his country's resistance to Russia's full-scale invasion.

Round of 16 gives way to two-day break before quarter-finals. So, how are locals and visitors filling the football void?

In Louisiana, side hustles and scrimping keep Aman afloat but it is getting tougher to cover basic expenses.

Despite US sanctions against the Rapid Action Battalion, members went to Britain to receive mass surveillance training.

Nineteen people, including state security officials, went on trial for a 'hidden debt' scandal that crashed the economy.

Moscow expresses concern over build up of oil tankers in the Bosphorus Strait as Ankara requests proof of insurance.

Belarus plans to move military equipment and forces in a 'counterterrorism' exercise, state media reports.

How Palestine won Qatar 2022 without even playing in it.

Police detain 14 and search for 14 others who ran across the tarmac in Barcelona after causing false emergency landing.

Authorities have been trying to curb counterfeiting and discourage the payment of ransoms to kidnappers who demand cash.