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Iran's supreme leader wants Muslim countries to stop selling oil and food to Israel, while noting role of US and allies.

Whether they become champions or not, the girls from humble families receive rare lessons in female empowerment.

Sidelining of journalists and pro-Palestinian analysts is increasing as Israel tries to dominate the media narrative.

PM Rishi Sunak is bringing together more than 100 experts to address the misuses and risks of artificial intelligence.

Temporary opening is the first since the start of the war on October 7.

They're small in number, but with deep roots that they are unwilling to leave behind.

Fatah leader arrested in West Bank's Jenin camp as air strikes and ground assaults continued in Gaza.

Ukraine's strategy to quell Russia's control of Crimea and the Black Sea requires patience, says Zelenskyy.

Phone and internet services cut despite warnings that communications blackouts exacerbating humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

Moscow appears to be flouting its own laws to boost its forces, targeting foreign workers from Central Asia.

More than 500 foreigners, dual nationals and dozens of injured Palestinians are allowed to leave the war-torn enclave.

As the conflict between Israel and Gaza enters its 25th day, these are the main developments.

Netanyahu's indecisive, distrustful nature adds to the dangers of his war on Gaza, say experts who've studied his mind.

Countries blame Israel's 'disproportionate' attack on Gaza and reiterate calls for a humanitarian ceasefire.

New research linking alleged violations to soldiers and commanders suggests actions are institutionalised.

As the war enters its 616th day, these are the main developments.

US rights group says president's request to Congress suggests US may 'bankroll' displacement of Palestinians.

Israel has bombed the strip and laid siege to Palestinians living there.

Al Jazeera condemns Israeli attack that killed family members of broadcast engineer Mohamed Abu Al-Qumsan.

With no respite from Israeli bombing, Gaza City residents continue to go on living a semblance of their daily routines.

The Palestinian group says it has informed intermediaries of its plan to release some foreigners held captive in Gaza.

UN leader says that escalation will bring 'immense suffering' to civilians and warns of potential regional escalation.

New survey shows growing US Arab dissatisfaction with president amid Washington's unconditional support for Israel.

Ethnic rebel groups launched coordinated attacks on military outposts near the border with China.

Drought has allowed sea water to advance up the Mississippi River, putting drinking water and other resources at risk.

Health ministry in Gaza says more than 50 people were killed in the attack on Tuesday and 150 others were wounded.

Demonstrators rallied outside the French embassy in Beirut to call for support for Palestinians under threat in Gaza.

A look at Lionel Messi's glittering career, laced with records and awards in club and international football.

According to UNICEF, an average of 420 Palestinian children killed or injured every day in Gaza Strip since October 7.

Authorities say the attack at a post office may be related to an earlier shooting at a hospital that wounded two people.

The FSB arrested a 46-year-old Russian man in Crimea for allegedly acting as an accomplice, Russian state media reports.

Hezbollah does not need to cross the border to keep Israel locked into the prospect of a two-front war.

Mortgage brokers, who rely on commissions, are struggling as their income has dipped as home buyers move to cash.

Opener Fakhar Zaman marked his return with 81 runs as Pakistan beat Bangladesh in Kolkata.

Palestinian authorities in Gaza say more than 50 people killed and 150 others wounded in Israeli air raid on Jabalia.

Pregnant women and their unborn children in Gaza are among those in danger from Israel's bombardment and siege.

As we lead the way in fighting genocide in Gaza, the only thing we need from white feminists is they get out of our way.

With no access to water or pads, women say they have little choice but to use these tablets amid the Israeli offensive.

The spooky tale of a mystical man with supernatural powers is a popular children's story in Lebanon.

Rohingya refugees are reluctant to repatriate under a new scheme brokered by China without guarantees.

Doors opening on their own, friendly tugs on toes, the house spirits of Sudan coexist with their hosts.

Majority of countries outside North America and Europe do not follow the practice of resetting clocks twice a year.

An upcoming Hassan Nasrallah speech on Friday could provide a better idea of Hezbollah's plans for dealing with Israel.

Yesterday's proponents of the 'responsibility to protect' doctrine are today's biggest supporters of Israel's assault.

Saudi Arabia's bid to host the 2034 World Cup will go uncontested after Australia dropped out.

Residents of southern town struggle to find safety from relentless Israeli bombardment.

Andrija Mandic of a pro-Russian and pro-Serbian alliance is appointed speaker of the parliament after negotiations.

The two countries share energy ambitions, defence partnerships and a mistrust of Turkey, analysts say.

The 'symbolic' demolition comes as Israel ramps up its ground incursion against Hamas fighters in Gaza.