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Galvez is seen by many as best placed to challenge AMLO's left-wing National Regeneration Movement in 2024 race.

Reporters network says it has documents backing allegations that Adani used offshore tax havens to drive up share price.

A Palestinian truck driver, 41, rammed his vehicle into Israeli soldiers at a checkpoint and was later 'neutralised'.

The next blue supermoon is not until 2037. But another regular supermoon is on the horizon at the end of September.

This is a generation that refuses to be silenced. Universities must empower them to realise their visions for change.

The southwest monsoon that farmers rely on forsummer harvest was scanty this year due to the El Nino weather pattern.

Many Israelis are repulsed, too. But unless they acknowledge their state's apartheid policies, nothing will change.

At least 121 passenger trains are suspending service, and people are being warned to stay away from the coastline.

The move is likely to anger Beijing, which claims the self-ruled island as its own territory.

Emergency services say death toll may rise as blaze guts multistorey building in central business district.

Public launch of the chatbot comes as China's tech sector aims to cash in on the artificial intelligence gold rush.

Local media reported that the train was travelling about 160km/h when five rail workers were killed in the Turin area.

Western powers accuse Moscow of retaliating against UN experts who implicated Russia's Wagner mercenaries in Mali abuses

Government says 'complex' dispute needs to be resolved through dialogue and urges swift agreement on code of conduct.

Ukraine's President Zelenskyy says bribes of between $3,000 and $15,000 paid for medical exemptions from military duty.

As the war enters its 554th day, these are the main developments.

Canberra is being accused of protecting national carrier Qantas's bottom line at the expense of consumers.

Two election workers in Georgia have said Giuliani falsely accused them of fraud during the 2020 presidential election.

Six servicemen killed onboard two Mi-8 helicopters while on a mission in Russian-held territory near Bakhmut: Reports.

Pyongyang's latest launch follows deployment of B1-B bomber in joint US-South Korea exercises that end on Friday.

Mongolia, between Russia and China, could help ease church's troubled ties with Beijing and lift Ukraine peace efforts.

Two of the deaths involved motorists caught in Idalia's heavy rainfall, while a Georgia resident was struck by a tree.

National Search Plan aims to locate remains of people who were forcibly disappeared during post-coup authoritarian rule.

Khaled al-Zaanin was killed after Israeli police alleged he carried out an attack in the Old City.

The Algerians are proposing a six-month transition period from military to civilian rule.

Al Jazeera speaks to political analysts and other experts about political developments after Guatemala's election.

Idalia barreled into Florida's northwest coast as a powerful Category 3 hurricane on Wednesday morning.

White House says Pyongyang should 'cease its arms negotiations' with Moscow amid escalating tensions with Washington.

Al Jazeera's Shireen Abu Akleh was killed by Israeli forces in May 2022 as she was reporting in Jenin.

The new leader was erstwhile head of the presidential guard and reportedly a relative of deposed President Ali Bongo.

President Bongo's ouster came after he was declared winner for a third term in an election opposition called a 'fraud'.

The paramilitary force, accused of atrocities during four months of fighting, released its peace plan on Sunday.

Rights advocates say framework needed due to Kenya's domestic police record, grim history of intervention in Haiti.

Ukrainian forces advance south and east to the rear of Russia's first line of defence during the 79th week of the war.

Lawsuit accuses social media platform of laying off employees aged older than 50 at a higher rate than others.

Military officers in oil-producing Gabon place newly re-elected President Ali Bongo under house arrest.

Cuban women fight to make name for themselves in the world of boxing that was, until very recently, only open to men.

Consumers faced with massive electricity bills while the rates for fuel have gone up by more than 150 percent.

The clashes that took place between Arab clans and SDF in Deir Az Zor countryside are among the worst in recent years.

Nguema heads the Gabonese Presidency's Republican Guard, the country's most powerful security unit.

Far-right infiltration is fuelling hatred and violence in the stands. It is time to eradicate it.

Its government has been criticised for failing to provide enough shelter to thousands of people seeking asylum.

Brice Nguema, leader of the Republican Guard and relative to President Bongo did not confirm his whereabouts.

Ramzi al-Ardah is shot after confrontations between security services and fighters in Tulkarem refugee camp.

Committee for veteran weightlifters also dissolved after the two athletes take photo at championships in Poland.

The pay increase will take effect immediately, starting with this week's T20 series against Sri Lanka.

Soldiers in Gabon announced the cancellation of recent election results and the dissolution of state institutions.

The deposed president called on Gabonese citizens to 'make noise' after coup attempt.

Authorities, academics, newspapers, former officials and users online are debating the major changes at universities.

Rights groups say more than 600 people disappeared since Awami League government led by PM Sheikh Hasina came to power.