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The court has accepted Khan’s written apology for comments he made against officials during a rally in August.

The formal demand comes despite Germany saying all financial claims linked to the war had been settled.

Leftist Luiz Inácio 'Lula' da Silva tops vote but far-right incumbent Jair Bolsonaro outperforms pollsters' predictions.

The talks follow up the EU-mediated meeting on August 31 in Brussels between the leaders of the two nations.

Miners know the risks of working dozens of metres below ground but still work to extract coal to support their families.

Nigeria has said its plan to commercialise gas burned from its oilfields will cut 15 million tonnes of carbon emissions.

Yemeni government and Houthis failed to extend a six-month truce that saw a lull in fighting in the eight-year conflict.

Centre-right party headed by a former PM scoops 25.4 percent of the vote, with 99 percent of ballots counted.

A large-scale bakery sustains Ukrainian troops as fears of grain shortages persist.

Al Jazeera gets the North and Central American perspective ahead of the World Cup.

The supreme leader calls the anti-government protests, which began after the death of Mahsa Amini, 'riots'.

Tens of thousands of war crimes have been investigated in Ukraine; yet prosecution of perpetrators has been too slow.

An Armenian scientist attempts to revive a groundbreaking Soviet-era telescope, amid personal and political turmoil.

President Ramaphosa's will be the first state visit for King Charles since the latter's ascension to the throne.

Latest troop setback follows Ukraine's recapture of Lyman in Donetsk.

Students at Sharif University in Tehran had been demonstrating on the 16th day of protests after Mahsa Amini's death.

Svante Paabo wins the prestigious prize for his discoveries on human evolution.

India's Air Force said it scrambled fighter jets after receiving a bomb alert on Mahan Air headed to Guangzhou in China.

In recent weeks, Somali security forces have touted gains made against al-Qaeda-linked al-Shabab.

Family of killed Palestinian rejects Israeli army claim that the men had attempted to carry out car-ramming attack.

The scoreline belied Manchester City’s dominance throughout 90 minutes, ending with a 6-3 win over Manchester United.

Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng says controversial proposal to slash top rate of income tax had 'become a distraction'.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 222nd day, we take a look at the main developments.

Intergovernmental organisation estimates global consumption will drop 0.8 percent in 2022 and grow 0.4 percent in 2023.

Football Australia says eight people evicted from stadium in the Australia Cup final.

How a Japanese cartoon character created in 1981 became a hero for Spanish footballers growing up.

Bank of Japan survey shows worsening business sentiment amid rising costs, plummeting yen and COVID-19 pandemic.

Some 125 people were killed and hundreds more wounded after fans ran onto the pitch and police used tear gas on them.

UN Envoy Hans Grundberg urges both sides to continue efforts to try and extend ceasefire first accepted in April.

Federal government plans enormous amount of aid as local officials in worst-hit communities defend evacuation orders.

The recapture of Lyman raises questions on how Russia can hold surrounding areas with supply routes cut.

US mediator offers proposal to clarify contested sea boundaries in gas-rich area.

Paul-Henri Sandaogo Damiba offered his resignation in order to avoid confrontations with 'serious consequences'.

Former US secretary of state to testify in the trial of Tom Barrack for allegedly acting as a foreign agent for the UAE.

Prime Minister Yair Lapid says US proposal 'strengthens Israel's security and economy'.

Pope condemns annexation of four Ukrainian regions and calls on Zelenskyy to be open to any 'serious peace proposal'.

Residents of the Hwange area are living in fear after state-run mining company's failure to put out raging blazes.

At least 38 killed and 82 wounded in attack on education centre where the majority of victims were young women.

Manchester derby turned out to be all-blue affair despite three second-half goals by United.

Chaos broke out after a local match in East Java province; police used tear gas, resulting in the stampede.

Nobel Peace Prize is presented in Norway, while other awards such as literature and economics are handed out in Sweden.

Brazilians vote in divisive polls pitting far-right President Jair Bolsonaro against left-wing frontrunner Lula.

The season's first Manchester derby is set to take place at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

Protesters target France's embassy and march in Ouagadougou carrying the Russian flag.

Imran Khan faces several cases due to his remarks against police officials and a judge made at a rally last month.

Rights activists and carers are filling the gap as the war creates huge challenges in accessing disability support.

The death toll is likely to increase in wake of the stampede at Kanjuruhan Stadium in the eastern city of Malang.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 221st day, we take a look at the main developments.

Voters are choosing the members of the shared Bosnian presidency, parliament deputies, and Republika Srpska's president.

The trailer was carrying about 40 people, mostly women and children, in the city of Kanpur in Utter Pradesh province.