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Russia and Wagner now appear to be at odds, with reports suggesting Putin's government is no longer funding the group.

Burning the Quran is permitted under Sweden's freedom of speech laws.

The Fulton County district attorney is expected to bring election interference charges against former US president.

The deaths include at least one child and two women, according to a judicial source.

Days of downpours wash away vehicles, demolish buildings and destroy bridges in Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand

Beijing says visit underscores drive by China and Russia to align foreign policies to undermine West-led world order.

Mine debris sweeps workers into a lake in the remote town of Hpakant, the centre of Myanmar's jade industry.

La Roja are a win away from a first final, less than a year after 15 players staged a revolt against coach Jorge Vilda.

Now settled in the UK, Amr Hashad says he sees no future for Egypt as long as the authorities evade justice.

Nine months on from the Glazers' announcement that they were exploring a sale of the club, the process has stalled.

Murder of a Roma man alleged to have been committed by a Ukrainian person sparks angry protests in the Czech Republic.

The conflict is Ethiopia's biggest security crisis since a two-year civil war in the Tigray region ended in November.

Former US president could soon face charges in state of Georgia over his efforts to overturn 2020 election results.

A clash of styles as free-scoring Spain play set-piece specialists Sweden for a place in the final.

Al Jazeera speaks to survivors of sexual violence, once again being used as a weapon of war, this time in Sudan.

Coach, teammates say 19-year-old winger destined for greatness after scoring stunning winner in World Cup quarter-final.

Krisjanis Karins, who has served since 2019, failed to convince coalition partners of a cabinet reshuffle.

Iran had executed two men in early June for the previous attack on Shah Cheragh that claimed 13 lives.

Currency hits 17-month low with Moscow blaming 'loose monetary policy'.

The aide was arrested alongside a French associate, with the duo suspected of seeking a bribe from the miner Gemfields.

Authorities say the explosion, which ripped through a hotel, left seven other people wounded.

Progressive candidate Bernardo Arevalo will face off against conservative Sandra Torres in an August 20 run-off vote.

Christian Zurita will take the place of Fernando Villavicencio in the August 20 elections, his party announces.

US attempts to curb Chinese power by cooking up yet anothernormalisation deal with Israel could backfire spectacularly.

No official or entity was pursued for the killings, and the human rights situation in Egypt has only deteriorated since.

Some residents refuse to vacate towns burned down to the ground, citing fear that they will not be able to return.

A recent meeting in Doha shows that a major barrier to US-Taliban cooperation may have been surmounted.

The trial of ex-local deputy in Tomsk is the latest in a series of cases brought against vocal critics of the Kremlin.

Video released by Manesar two days before violence in Nuh is believed to be the trigger, but he is yet to be arrested.

Deminers discover more than 2,000 explosives inside the grounds of a high school in northeastern Kratie province.

Polish premier looks to hold referendum to ask citizens if they support accepting 'illegal immigrants'.

An admirer of Trump, Milei rocks Argentina's political establishment after winning most votes in presidential primary.

The Perseid meteor shower reached its peak this weekend, sending bright trails of light streaking across the night sky.

At a temporary shelter in Aceh, a mother who travelled by boat to Indonesia dreams of a better life for her children.

Jordan has previously downed drones from Syria carrying narcotics but has rarely identified seized drugs as meth.

Ten years after the massacre in Cairo's Rabaa Square, the Islamist movement is still trying to find its footing.

Taiwan's vice president also reiterates a willingness to talk to China as he makes a brief stopover in New York City.

Javier Milei's win is a stinging rebuke of the political establishment in a nation battered by economic woes.

Charges against Mohamed Bazoum come hours after a Nigerian delegation said Niger's coup leaders were open to diplomacy.

These are the main developments as the Russian invasion of Ukraine enters its 537th day.

Kim Jong Un inspected factories producing tactical missiles, mobile launch platforms and armoured vehicles.

UN's impending pullout has fuelled tensions between Mali's military gov't and rebel Coordination of Azawad Movements.

The newest coronavirus variant is spreading fast across many countries.

Rival billionaire tech bosses apparently agreed to a brawl in June when Elon Musk tweeted he was 'up for a cage fight'.

A couple, their 23-day-old baby and 12-year-old son were killed in Russian attack on Shyroka Balka village.

Last year's attack, for which two people convicted of being linked with ISIL were executed, left 13 dead and 40 injured.

Nigerian Islamic scholars meet Niger coup leaders as regional bloc ECOWAS explores options to restore civilian rule.

Women say all 30 finalists for Miss Universe Indonesia were unexpectedly asked to strip for body checks for scars.

Superstar forward back in the fold after being sidelined for several weeks amid a contract dispute.

The separatist Balochistan Liberation Army claimed responsibility for the attack on a convoy of Chinese workers.