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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.

International NGOs find that the Maltese government breached a part of the 1951 Geneva Convention.

Approximately 1.2 million fans are expected to visit the country during the tournament.

Rocks dating back 2,700 years discovered as archaeologists reconstruct Mosul area previously bulldozed by ISIL fighters.

According to NASA, the image is set within the vast Eagle Nebula, which lies 6,500 light years away from Earth.

Authorities curb power usage nationwide for the first time after Russian attacks damage critical infrastructure.

The flooding has affected 636 localities in the country while swallowing up more than 465,000 hectares of fields.

Ukrainian army officials say military aid is needed to advance past Russian fortified positions towards Kherson city.

Unelected and brutal, Ranil Wickremesinghe must go. But so must the executive presidency that keeps serving up tyrants.

World Health Organization campaign aims to address high rates of deaths by suicide across continent.

Russian ambassador says Moscow will fulfil its side of the contract and it expects the Philippines to do the same.

The polls, a year earlier than scheduled, will be the first since the voting age was lowered to 18.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 239th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Al Jazeera looks at the main events of the last 12 years in the leadup to the 2022 FIFA World Cup.

Farmyard vehicles disrupted traffic in Wellington, Auckland, Christchurch and other cities to protest emissions tax.

PM fights for survival as Conservative legislators openly quarrel in parliament and interior minister Suella Braverman quits.

Russia and Iran insist UN has no mandate to inspect the 'kamikaze' drones, amid accusations they came from Tehran.

Country seen as an 'important partner' in a region where China is becoming increasingly assertive.

Ukraine's allies promise to send more air defence systems and missiles to Kyiv as Russia renews aerial bombardment.

Presidential frontrunner pledges support for religious freedom in letter to key voting bloc that mostly backs Bolsonaro.

If India buying oil from Russia, 'we also have a right', minister says as Pakistan aims to preserve its shrinking forex.

Tedros says food and health care being used as weapons in his home region in northern Ethiopia.

Analysis of internet services by four firms across 38 cities found some paid for poor speeds same as for higher speeds.

Emergency centre aims to house about 500 single men, many of them from Venezuela, amid Republican bussing campaign.

The country is running out of food and fuel as gangs control the streets.

Just weeks before US midterms, move completes a previously announced release of 180 million barrels amid war in Ukraine.

Health officials blamed the country's poor sanitation and crumbling infrastructure, as the disease spreads from Syria.

Braverman resigns over a 'technical infringement', sending Liz Truss's embattled premiership further into turmoil.

E Jean Carroll says Donald Trump raped her in a department store in New York City in the 1990s, a charge he denies.

Recent events in the US and violent confrontations between some Hindus and Muslims in England have raised concerns.

Russia's president did not provide details of the extra powers the heads of annexed regions will have under his decree.

Al Jazeera speaks to Irfan Ahmad, an expert on Islamist parties and Islamophobia, to understand ban on Muslim groups.

Russian police accused of raiding hostels, homeless shelters and student dormitories in attempt to boost the military.

Settlers carry out increased attacks in Nablus, injuring dozens of Palestinians amid heightened tension in West Bank.

Clashes broke out in Santiago as protesters marked three years since a social uprising that left 30 dead.

Mohammad al-Khodary was detained in 2019, along with dozens of others.

Invasive species are driving biodiversity loss in the Pacific. Island nations can fight them, if the world helps.

The PM says she is 'not a quitter' as she faces fury from opposition and her own party over her botched economic plan.