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Family, fans and beneficiaries of Christian Atsu's charitable donations remembered the 31-year-old as a philanthropist.

Choguel Kokalla Maiga on Mali's security crisis, defence cooperation with Russia and the pending constitutional reform.

Multiple armed groups are active in eastern DR Congo, fuelling a long-running sexual violence crisis.

UNICEF says the number of children in extreme jeopardy has doubled since 2020.

This week's clash upped the ante but experts say a larger conflict is off the table.

Unless political parties, the military and the judiciary abide by the Constitution, coming elections won't fix anything.

The cultural celebration has been observed by the Irish as a holiday for more than 1,000 years.

Foreign ministers Mevlut Cavusoglu and Sameh Shoukry will discuss all aspects of bilateral ties, Ankara says.

The draw has been made for the quarterfinals of Europe's top club football competition.

The United Nations Security Council renews UNAMA and asks for recommendations on working with the Taliban-ruled country.

Mercenary company is accused of using convicts freed from prison in 'human-wave attacks' during Russia's invasion.

Meanwhile, the ex-PM is set to arrive at high court in Lahore with hundreds of his supporters to seek protective bail.

Critics say proposed bill goes against international law and will end up in court if pushed through parliament.

The booksellers of Baghdad's Mutanabbi Street have faced invasion and bombings, two decades on from the war in Iraq.

The 37-year-old Scot of Pakistani heritage hopes to lead the country in the wake of Sturgeon's shock resignation.

Twenty years on from the start of the Iraq war, we look at how the US and UK media helped sell the war to the public.

The storm, likely the longest lasting in southern hemisphere, has killed hundreds and displaced hundreds of thousands.

The visit comes as China offers to broker peace in Ukraine, an effort that has been met with scepticism in the West.

In an interview with Al Jazeera, the former prime minister said at least 85 cases have been filed against him.

But the country cannot defeat this old societal ill under his divisive and hateful regime.

Russian trade minister quoted as saying transfer of factory 'being considered'.

The contraction is the biggest in the crisis-hit island nation's 75 years of independence.

Australia will buy Tomahawk missiles, which can be launched from ships or submarines, in a deal worth almost $900m.

Qin Gang in phone call with counterpart Dmytro Kuleba expresses concern that war with Russia could spin out of control.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 387th day, we take a look at the main developments.

The Hwasong-17 is the largest road-mobile, liquid-fuelled ICBM in the world.

China condemned Australia's plan to acquire the attack subs from the US but how have Southeast Asian nations reacted?

Leaders Yoon and Kishida find common ground on contentious issues amid growing regional security challenges.

Asian stock markets rise after moves to shore up confidence in troubled banks in Europe and the United States.

Sale of adult site comes after controversy over hosting of child abuse material and other non-consenual content.

Russian mercenaries were the only element of Moscow's forces making any progress in the 55th week of the war in Ukraine.

The court is looking at the deaths of thousands of people after former President Rodrigo Duterte began his 'drugs war'.

Families of those who died in October football tragedy feel the lives of their loved ones have been disrespected.

The China-brokered detente can improve regional stability and benefit US interests in the Middle East, experts say.

First trip to Niger by a US secretary of state comes amid regional security crisis and growing Russian influence.

Russia's forced transfers of Ukrainian children in areas under its control amounts to a war crime, investigators say.

Leaders of top US financial agencies say move is 'welcome' amid fears California-based lender could be next to collapse.

Milo Djukanovic dissolves national assembly after PM-designate fails to form a government.

Accounts conflict on what caused a spy drone to crash near Crimea.

The rights group says that riot police fired tear gas to disperse a peaceful funeral procession held for rapper Azagaia.

Renegade military leader Khalifa Haftar's forces report uranium found after nuclear watchdog said 2.3 tonnes was missing

In interview with Al Jazeera, Lazarus Chakwera calls for international help as death toll from Cyclone Freddy tops 300.

Protests rage as the French leader bypasses opposition and uses special measure to raise the retirement age.

Treasury chief tells lawmakers customers 'can feel confident that their deposits will be there when they need them'.

Measures enjoy widespread support, but rights groups say they have led to arbitrary arrests and prison overcrowding.

Poland to become first NATO member to meet Ukraine's increasingly urgent requests for fighter jets.

Gustavo Petro says despite rescue efforts, 10 miners who had been trapped underground after an explosion have died.

Israel has now killed 83 Palestinians so far this year as it steps up raids in the occupied West Bank.

Riad Salameh had previously rejected the presence of European investigators at the hearing, causing it to be postponed.

Here's a round-up of Al Jazeera's Middle East coverage this week.