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Libyan border guards say about 150 asylum seekers cross into Libya every day after being expelled from Tunisia.

The Council of Resistance for the Republic says it supports ECOWAS's bid to restore constitutional order in Niger.

Thousands from the Tuareg community flock to the annual Sebeiba festival held in an oasis town deep in the Sahara.

Tamara Davila was one of the 222 Nicaraguan political prisoners sent into exile in the US this year. This is her story.

Sceptics said the tournament was not ready to be expanded to a 32-team format, but the results show otherwise.

Iran is touting the new technology as Washington has sent thousands of troops to regional waters.

Two people remain missing, officials say, after blaze described as a 'tragedy' by President Emmanuel Macron.

The quality of basic education is on a decline in Nigerian public schools. One volunteer book drive wants to halt that.

Bahrain prison inmates are taking part in a hunger strike over conditions in Jaw prison, activists and authorities said.

Four survivors, who were brought to Italy's Lampedusa, say 41 people died off Tunisia where their boat capsized.

The RSF and Wagner's rebellions demonstrate how dangerous the mercenary game can be for dictators.

Fano rebels have been pushed out of Amhara's second biggest city in breakthrough for Ethiopia's federal forces.

Nations gathered in Belem agreed to a list of environmental policies but fell short on deforestation and oil.

Kittens weave in and out of rows of people, sometimes even falling asleep on participants, prompting laughter from them.

The agreement aims to disrupt criminal networks organising 'illegal journeys' to the UK, British interior ministry says.

The dissolution marks the end of a chaotic tenure which began five years ago with Khan at the helm.

Khan, who was PM when Kashmir autonomy was scrapped, has been jailed for three years and barred from politics for five.

Unrest on the outskirts of Cape Town follows an announcement of a weeklong strike by minibus taxi drivers.

Here's what you need to know as maritime confrontations between China and the Philippines increase.

Flights cancelled and trains halted as heavy rains pound southern regions of Japan and South Korea.

During a visit to border area, Israel's defence minister said Hezbollah and Lebanon will be 'eroded' if war breaks out.

Amid capitalism's war on the environment and its defenders, we need Indigenous communities more than ever.

Pro-Russia Chechens accused of atrocities are trusted to work near the Zaporizhzhia power plant, Al Jazeera has learned.

Eleven sanitation workers, who pooled money to buy lottery ticket, win $1.2m jackpot in a big change in their fortunes.

Some 59,000 homes collapsed and 150,000 others damaged by flooding brought on by record rainfall around China's capital.

Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas is preparing to make its maiden voyage in January 2024.

The dispute stems from animosity between the state's mainly Hindu Meitei majority and predominantly Christian Kuki-Zo.

Tanks sold off as obsolete now in demand as Ukraine's Western supporters seek to provide more weapons to fight Russia.

UK's MI5 intelligence agency recently increased threat level in Northern Ireland from 'domestic terrorism' to severe.

China's consumer price index fell by 0.3 percent in July after staying flat the previous month.

Megan Thee Stallion testified that Lanez fired gun at her feet and shouted for her to dance following argument in 2020.

Moscow's mayor says two 'combat drones' shot down in the Domodedovo and Minsk Highway areas while en route to Moscow.

US-based firm says ability to stay afloat depends on boosting liquidity and profitability over next year.

Here is the situation on Wednesday, August 9, 2023.

Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela sign declaration to safeguard the Amazon.

US-based lender says controversial anti-gay law contradicts its values.

The Washington Post has reported that Chinese hackers allegedly accessed Japan's defence networks, spurring concerns.

Rebels in Amhara have taken up arms against Ethiopia's military.

US Department of Justice says more than 19,000 firearms without serial numbers were seized in crime probes in 2021.

It lacked independence from the Taliban, had deficiencies in anti-money laundering and countering 'terrorism' financing.

Syrians in rebel-held northwest fear Assad may choke off badly needed aid as Damascus establishes sway over assistance.

Dairo Antonio Usuga David, a leader in the Gulf Clan, has admitted to overseeing a vast network of criminal operations.

Election watchdog order says Khan disqualified in line with his conviction for misdeclaration of assets.

The move comes after higher interest rates have yielded record profits for banks as the cost of loans has soared.

High temperatures and strong winds hamper battle against wildfires, with conditions expected to remain challenging.

Indigenous leaders, environmentalists welcome protection of more than 404,000 hectares near Grand Canyon National Park.

This year's sea ice minimum is 20 percent lower than the average over the last 40 years, researchers say.

Sending troops to deter Iran in the Gulf harkens back to Donald Trump's hardline policies against Tehran, experts say.

Felicien Kabuga, who is nearly 90 and has dementia, is accused of encouraging and bankrolling the Rwanda genocide.

Voters express scepticism as candidates promise to revitalise sluggish economy and tackle rising insecurity.