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Prosecutors allege Liberal Democratic Party factions failed to report fundraising proceeds.

Hotel attacks, COVID-19 and an unmatched economic crisis devastated Sri Lanka's tourism. Now, visitors are returning.

US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin says coalition will include Bahrain, Canada, France, Italy, UK and other countries.

The 22-year-old golden girl of Indian football has been marked as one for the future by her coach and experts.

As the war enters its 664th day, these are the main developments.

Republican Greg Abbott claims US President Joe Biden has left state to 'fend for itself' as he signs controversial bill.

The shallow 6.2 magnitude quake struck near the border of Gansu and Qinghai, sending people rushing onto the streets.

Iceland has been on high alert for an eruption on the Reykjanes peninsula after weeks of intense seismic activity.

Beijing is running a multi-pronged campaign to try and keep the ruling DPP from re-election in Taiwan.

Launch of solid-fuel Hwasong-18 sends 'clear signal to the hostile forces', Korean Central News Agency says.

Climate activists say Manila's massive spending on climate-related initiatives is poorly allocated.

The Qassam Brigades releases the one-minute video, titled Don't Let Us Grow Old Here, on its Telegram account.

As Israel continues its assault on Gaza, there is growing concern over humanitarian conditions in the besieged enclave.

Lloyd Austin says US support 'unshakeable', urges Israel to do more to protect civilians and increase aid supplies.

Human Rights Watch has accused Israel of using starvation as a weapon of war.

Residents took shelter on rooftops as intense precipitation created 'once-in-a-century' flooding around the state.

The two countries are the only holdouts in NATO to not have ratified Sweden's bid to join the transatlantic alliance.

Veterans of Taiwan's battles with China say their history holds lessons for the upcoming presidential election.

The popular novelist has criticised Russia's war on Ukraine and previously called Vladimir Putin a 'deranged dictator'.

Multiple people were killed in Idlib and towns in the western countryside of Aleppo in shelling over the weekend.

A landmark ruling approved by Pope Francis says priests can bless same-sex couples under some circumstances.

In a first in Pakistan, jailed ex-PM's party uses audio clip made by artificial intelligence during a virtual rally.

Argentina has the highest per-capita rate of psychologists in the world. Many are reporting a spike in economic anxiety.

Foreign mediation in Sudan is failing because it continues to be misguided and based on flawed assumptions.

European Commission says platform breached content moderation rules under EU Digital Services Act.

The killing of the three men sparks intense outcry in Israel and raises concerns about its military's wartime conduct.

Sagar is set to break new ground as the first female auctioneer to wield the gavel at the IPL 2024 auction.

Owner of Swan Atlantic says unidentified object strikes ship but none of crew hurt. Panama-flagged vessel also targeted.

Israeli forces are accused of using bulldozers to crush and bury Palestinians alive as they raided Kamal Adwan Hospital.

Sisi took 89.6 percent of the vote to secure a third term, with turnout at 66.8 percent, says election authority.

Another constitution vote seems highly unlikely at least until 2025 as leftist president focuses on policy reforms.

Tehran says Israel-linked Predatory Sparrow group is behind the disruption.

The law has drawn widespread condemnation from the international community but is popular in conservative Uganda.

Human Rights Watch urges world to speak out against 'abhorrent war crime'. Israel brands the NGO 'anti-Semitic'.

No let up in Israel's onslaught despite mounting calls for a truce and aid deliveries.

And we have enough evidence for courts to hold them to account.

Since the war began, Israel has suspended work permits for about 130,000 day workers from the occupied West Bank.

The blast occurred in downtown Conakry, at the only oil terminal in the West African country.

The first council elections in a decade are expected to strengthen the grip of pro-Iran groups.

A huge fire has broken out in Guinea's capital Conakry after an explosion at a fuel depot.

Efforts to combat Houthi attacks and de-escalate the Gaza war are under way - here's the latest updates.

From Ronaldo's move to Al Nassr and Messi's jump to MLS, Al Jazeera picks the year's 10 biggest transfers.

At least 90 people, including women and children, were killed in Israeli attacks on Jabalia refugee camp.

More than 14,000 properties are without power due to heavy rains from Tropical Cyclone Jasper.

Mainstream Lebanese politicians have criticised the Hamas move. But it will likely help Hezbollah.

Result comes a year after Chileans rejected a progressive constitution that would have expanded Indigenous rights.

The media tycoon and democracy supporter has been in jail for three years, accused of 'collusion with foreign forces'.

As the war enters its 663rd day, these are the main developments.

Ruling populists claim sweeping victory in parliamentary election, which was marred by reports of major irregularities.

The first responders and locals are searching for the wounded as more bodies are believed to be under the rubble.