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At 35, Stefanos Kasselakis, who is openly gay, campaigned heavily on social media to win the Syriza vote.

Sonaliland said it has no plans to discuss unity with Somalia despite Uganda's talk of acting as 'unification mediator'.

Scientists will analyse the asteroid sample to investigate the origins of life on Earth.

People crossed the Rio Grande River to encounter an almost impassable wall of razor-sharp barbed wire.

Beijing says its coastguard took necessary measures in accordance with law to drive away a Philippine vessel.

Protracted negotiations over the dam have so far failed to bring about an agreement between Ethiopia, Sudan and Egypt.

The former TV anchor with more than three million followers on YouTube was arrested in May while on his way to Oman.

Ethnic Armenians begin an exodus in the South Caucasus after Azerbaijan defeats the breakaway region's fighters.

Pakistan Cricket Board cancels team bonding session in Dubai as it awaits Indian visa 10 days before the tournament.

Ajax were trailing 3-0 in their home Eredivisie game against the defending champions when it was suspended.

NASA's first asteroid sample from deep space parachutes into the Utah desert to cap a seven-year journey.

Yaroslav Hunka, 98, was honoured as a 'Ukrainian hero' at Canada's Parliament, with Zelenskyy and Trudeau attending.

Anonymous spooks are getting their way, whatever the consequences, when Trudeau should be investigating their failures.

Ex-head of Cosa Nostra mob died in hospital in central Italy after slipping into an 'irreversible coma', report says.

Despair as Wallabies look set to exit tournament at the pool stage for the first tine after humiliating 40-6 rout.

Writers union says the new deal is 'exceptional' with 'meaningful gains and protections for writers'.

The exercise focused on humanitarian relief as the regional grouping makes tentative steps towards military cooperation.

Announcement comes as US President Joe Biden prepares to host a second summit with Pacific Island leaders in Washington

As the war enters its 579th day, these are the main developments.

Spurred to action by the 2021 coup, Myanmar nationals overseas are helping sustain the movement to restore democracy.

The Russian naval headquarters in Sevastopol is one of Moscow's most important bases.

The military rulers had been demanding the exit of envoy and troops after Macron refused to recognise the July coup.

Kosovo declared independence in 2008 but Serbia still formally deems Kosovo to be part of its territory.

An elderly man and a woman were killed, two others wounded in a rocket attack on the outskirts of the city of Sarmin.

The samples will be flown on Monday to a new lab at the US space agency's Johnson Space Center in Houston.

Tehran seems on track to restore relations with more countries after a groundbreaking agreement with Saudi Arabia.

Ministry of Intelligence implicates ISIL but says operatives' sophistication indicates potential connection with Israel.

Writers, journalists speaking in Turkish and Arabic say Muslims are one nation and Islam forbids racism.

PM Pashinyan says fears of 'ethnic cleansing' will lead to mass exodus after last week's defeat to Azerbaijan's forces.

NASA's first US mission to collect an asteroid sample is returning with a sample from asteroid Bennu.

A mix of fresh faces and established icons make up the line-ups of the eight Cricket World Cup squads announced so far.

The conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh has been marked by abuses on both sides and there are fears of a refugee crisis.

Kosovo PM describes the incident near border as 'terrorist action' backed by officials from neighbouring Serbia.

The US federal government is once again facing a possible shutdown.

Sunday's raid is just the latest in a stepped-up campaign of violence targeting Palestinians in the occupied West Bank.

A demonstration against police violence in Paris on Saturday saw some clashes between protesters and police.

Images posted on social media show buoys blocking Philippine fishing boats from entering the area within Manila's EEZ.

Security researchers, including from Google, believe the Egyptian government is behind the attacks.

United win first game in four matches and move to eighth; Man City beat Forest and Everton thrash Brentford.

Interior minister claims authorities have dismantled Tren de Aragua group that controlled the Tocoron prison.

As the war enters its 578th day, these are the main developments.

El Paso in Texas pleads for help amid a dramatic increase in asylum seekers crossing into the US from Mexico.

At least 35 people, including a child, killed after a blaze at an illegal fuel depot along Benin's border with Nigeria.

Abdul Momen tells Al Jazeera that Bangladesh is capable of conducting free and fair polls in the wake of US visa curbs.

Russia's foreign minister glosses over Ukraine, accuses Western allies of neo-colonialism at the UN General Assembly.

Azerbaijan claims 'demilitarisation' of separatists is ongoing in close cooperation with Russian peacekeepers.

Both sides blamed each other for the violence in Chebaa Farms and the Kfar Chouba hills area.

The blast in the town of Beledweyne comes as Somali government has intensified operation against al-Shabab armed group.

The Games will be held over the next two weeks in 56 venues, of which 12 have been newly built.

Mining contracts could help Afghanistan develop, but they could also hurt its people if they are mismanaged.