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Former prime minister's party rejects ruling, calls on supporters to take to the streets.

British newspaper stunt's tracked whether the UK's under-fire PM could survive longer than the leafy vegetable.

In the US, at least five percent of the prison population is wrongly convicted.

'We can never entrust our governments with the right to think they have the wisdom to be able to decide who should die.'

UN refugee agency is 'gravely concerned' about multiple reports of asylum seekers being forced back to Myanmar.

The grandmaster is suing world champion Magnus Carlsen and online platform Chess.com, among others.

Villagers say they are suffering after years of unchecked industrial pollution has contaminated their water.

Ukraine's foreign minister says he talked to Israeli PM about the destruction 'caused by Iranian-made drones'.

Salah al-Braiki, 19, was killed during armed clashes and confrontations following Israeli army raid on Jenin.

They're not called 'honour killings', but white Western men often get away with similar excuses. It's no coincidence.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 240th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Manila will seek to have at least some of the reported $32m Russian helicopter deal down payment 'refunded' by Moscow.

Some 900 million Australia dollars ($565m) will be allocated to the Pacific region, Foreign Minister Penny Wong said.

At least 15 EU countries want surging prices capped amid public anger over the cost of living, but Germany is resistant.

Arkansas anti-BDS law infringes on freedom of expression granted by US Constitution, rights group tells Supreme Court.

Snap lost $4bn of its market cap in after-hours trading as it posted its slowest revenue growth in five years.

The regulator said Google leveraged its dominant position in markets such as online search and app store for Android.

Military says it will cover travel expenses for service members in states with abortion bans, among other support.

'Kamikaze' drones are relatively cheap and can be deployed by the dozens, raising fear among civilian populations.

Women and children among those who lost their lives during intercommunal clashes, official says.

Mallikarjun Kharge has been elected as the Congress party's president.

Washington accuses Tehran of training Russian military on Iranian-made drones used in recent deadly attacks in Ukraine.

New charges for promoting 'terrorism' could potentially result in a three-decade long prison term.

Amid Republican criticism of US spending, president promotes economic programmes in battleground state of Pennsylvania.

The housing market continues to absorb the hardest hit from the US Fed's rapid increase in interest rates.

Cultivation of plant from which cocaine is made threatens Colombia's 'cultural potential, biodiversity', UN agency says.

Climate change deniers have sought to downplay the significance of global warming and humanity's role in driving it.

Nationwide push to change rules on prison labour leads to ballot measures as US struggles to face legacy of slavery.

Truss, the shortest serving prime minister in British history, resigned following a controversial tax-cutting budget.

A lack of rain follows on the heels of flooding, drying up incomes and putting drinking water supplies at risk.

Investors are wary that the electric car maker may miss its growth targets due to inflation and logistical challenges.

Organization of American States says it will 'consider' situation in Peru upon request from President Pedro Castillo.

Leaders around the world react as Truss announces her resignation, triggering a Conservative Party leadership contest.

Vote for control of Congress could deepen divisions over Ukraine aid, complicating the Biden administration's agenda.

Confrontations break out with Israeli forces after teen dies and suspect in Jerusalem attack killed in shootout.

The bloc has made it harder and costlier for Russians to enter, but members are divided on an outright travel ban.

EU agrees to sanctions on three individuals and one entity over the supply of drones to Russia, the presidency says.

Truss says she will stand down as leader of the Conservative Party, triggering a contest to elect her successor.

Truss, heavily criticised for her economic agenda, to leave Downing Street just weeks after being appointed.

After growing up in exile, a filmmaker returns home to South Sudan to follow her mother’s journey into politics.

Demonstrators gather in N'Djamena to mark the date when the military had initially promised to hand over power.

Repatriation is the largest in three months and comes a week after an EU rights court condemned France.

Women had struggled long and hard for the right to divorce, but since the Taliban's takeover, the situation worsened.

Russian president is attempting to tighten his grip on four annexed Ukrainian regions amid military setbacks.

Here is what you need to know as Qatar marks one month to go before kickoff.

US President Joe Biden has threatened Saudi Arabia with unspecified ‘consequences’ over the global oil supply – but why?

The mobilisation has broken Putin's longstanding social contract with the Russian population to provide stability.

Here’s a round-up of Al Jazeera’s Middle East coverage this week.

Meet the local heroes trying to turn Mexico's most dangerous municipality into an urban utopia.

The video that purportedly shows a seriously ill 16-year-old female being ignored at a quarantine centre has gone viral.