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Displaced Palestinians have been forced to seek shelter in a cemetery in Gaza's Khan Younis.

As President Nicolas Maduro fights for political survival in Venezuela's election, some supporters refuse to desert him.

Eight Palestinians released from Israel's Ofer Prison say they were tortured and interrogated.

Which basketball teams are playing at the Olympics, when are the games and who are the favourites? Al Jazeera explains.

Antonio Guterres urges countries to shift away from fossil fuels to tackle the climate crisis driving extreme heat.

Four survivors found after boat capsized off coast of Taiz governorate due to strong winds and overcrowding, UNHCR says.

It remains to be seen if there's political will within Fatah while Israel may try to derail the agreement, analysts say.

Hundreds of thousands evacuated as authorities warn of swelling rivers, flash floods in several provinces.

It would be helpful to clarify what the Palestinians are really being offered as part of this much-lauded solution.

Tamarri Lindo hoped to race for Canada at the Olympics. But his immigration status would be the biggest hurdle of all.

Israeli prime minister, who will also meet Harris and ex-President Trump on US visit, faces condemnation over conflict.

Paris 2024 will make history as the first Olympic Summer Games to hold the opening ceremony outside a stadium.

Buckle up for a wild ride. Taxis could take to the skies and self-driving cars will become more common.

Ukraine's foreign minister visited Beijing for the first time during the war, as Kyiv turns to diplomacy to win war aims

Ban comes after Montenegrin lawmakers adopted a resolution to remember people killed in Jasenovac prison camp.

As the war enters its 881st day, these are the main developments.

Authorities say damage is 'significant' in Canadian Rockies town as firefighters work to save as much as possible.

Two women and six men were released from Ofer Prison and were taken to Al-Aqsa Hospital in central Gaza.

Petrol will cost up to 15 percent more from Friday.

Some businesses have reopened, but mobile internet and social media sites are still blocked. Universities remain shut.

PM defends Israel's war on Gaza, suggesting Israel has minimised civilian losses. What do the facts say?

Palestinian teenager Radwan al-Baghdadi says he feels alone after an Israeli air strike in Gaza killed his cousin.

A group of 23 young men and women risk their lives each day to bring first aid to victims of Israeli raids.

Singer Dave Matthews says he is ashamed over the 'disgusting' show of support for Benjamin Netanyahu in US Congress.

Prosecutor of International Criminal Court seeks arrest warrant for Israeli PM over alleged crimes during war on Gaza.

UN humanitarian agency says more than 15,000 people need to be evacuated after deadly landslides hit on Monday.

After the court's landmark opinion on the occupation, Israel cannot avoid global condemnation by silencing UN experts.

A fan pitch invasion in the Argentina vs Morocco opener marked an unfortunate start to Olympics football competition.

The six people were evicted as Israeli PM addressed Congress after standing up with shirts that said: 'Seal the deal'.

Deadly Israeli military raids and arson attacks by Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank.

Thousands of anti-Gaza war protesters demonstrated against Israeli PM Netanyahu as he spoke to Congress on Wednesday.

Foreign minister Ronald Lamola takes over at critical time amid ICJ case against Israel and ongoing regional conflicts.

Strong winds sink a Tanzania-flagged freighter off Taiwan coast, with crew missing and rescuers unable to access area.

The climate action group, The Last Generation, is calling on the government to divest from oil, gas and coal by 2030.

They were previously declared dead by the army and their bodies were recovered from southern Gaza.

What caused downfall of one of the most successful hockey-playing nations, and is there a plan to reclaim lost glory?

Israel is declaring more and more of Gaza out of bounds for Palestinians - including parts it has called 'safe zones'.

The measures target seven individual settlers and hardline settler group Hilltop Youth.

Fears grow of a large oil spill after tanker carrying 1.4 million litres of fuel capsizes off the coast of Manila.

Plea deal between Boeing and US Dept of Justice involving two 737 Max crashes has families demanding accountability.

US President Joe Biden explained his decision not to seek re-election in a speech from the White House.

NORAD says aircraft did not enter sovereign airspace and were not considered a threat.

Taiwan's 40th edition of its annual Han Kuang war games tests the island's readiness to repel a Chinese invasion.

Republican claims Harris is a 'radical-left lunatic', as Biden praises VP as 'tough' and 'experienced'.

US president says time to 'pass the torch' to younger voices, 'defence of democracy' more important than title.

Aircraft giant to pay $243.6m fine under agreement that is subject to US judge's approval.

Thousands rally in Washington, DC, to call for end to Gaza war and rebuke the Israeli prime minister as 'war criminal'.

A Palestinian weightlifting champion lost his place at the Paris Olympics 2024 because of Israel's war on Gaza.

UK police say they are investigating a video of an officer kicking and stamping on a man's head.

Armed officer filmed kicking man prone on the ground of Manchester Airport; shocked onlookers threatened with Tasers.