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A vendor in Peru’s capital and his cocker spaniel find ‘life’ on the city's streets as they work hard to earn a living.

People fleeing Khartoum are finding respite in Port Sudan – whether they ultimately choose to leave Sudan or stay.

Moscow rages after alleged Ukrainian attack on the Kremlin as Kyiv denies responsibility.

Senegalese women reflect on the loss of their menfolk, feared dead after attempting the 1,500km boat journey to Europe.

Questions are raised at a UN human rights meeting about the role of the Russian private military contractor

To mark World Press Freedom Day, Al Jazeera looks at where the media is most restricted around the globe.

Decades after the end of the British Empire, many South Asian Britons are still grappling with the monarchical legacy.

Visitors to sprawling site meant as memorial to British rule in the subcontinent get no help in understanding the space.

Israeli forces demolish Palestinian homes in the occupied West Bank as more rallies planned after death of Khader Adnan.

Late-night talks between the ruling alliance and Khan's party, however, end without any agreement on an election date.

Report finds number of people facing acute food insecurity and requiring urgent food aid increased for a fourth year.

Turning this important issue into a matter of colour and ethnicity could allow predators to avoid detection.

An operation against the Italian 'Ndrangheta mafia takes place in Germany, Belgium, France, Italy, Portugal and Spain.

Fighting has displaced at least 334,000 people inside Sudan and sent tens of thousands more to neighbouring countries.

Dissident journalist accused of 1,586 crimes, including organising mass riots and calling for sanctions against Belarus.

A 14-year-old boy is arrested and accused of using his father's gun to kill eight pupils and a security guard.

President's deputy says it also represents a failure of US policies in the region.

President Julius Maada Bio and opposition leader Samura Kamara also contested in the 2018 elections.

Business & Human Rights Resource Centre says it recorded more than 550 attacks on human rights defenders in 2022.

Typhoon jets take off from the UK and Norwegian F-35As are also scrambled in a NATO response to the Russian aircraft.

Rwanda is expected to receive above-average rainfall in May.

UNICEF estimates that some 640 million girls and women today were married when they were below 18.

Sudan's warring military factions agreed to a new and longer seven-day ceasefire from Thursday.

The RSF could be more vulnerable in its stronghold in Darfur, where a rival foe is challenging Hemedti.

Military, which has used force to stamp out opposition to its rule, says amnesty is for 'humanitarian' reasons.

Francisco Oropesa, 38, is suspected of shooting dead five neighbours aged between eight and 31.

Russia launched a drone attack on Kyiv overnight on Tuesday, though all drones were shot down, Ukrainian officials say.

As the war enters its 434th day, we take a look at the main developments.

The US has been deepening engagement in the Pacific region amid concerns about China's influence.

Regional bank shares suffer double-digit losses despite JPMorgan Chase's acquisition of troubled lender.

Qin Gang is the highest-ranking Chinese official to meet Myanmar's Min Aung Hlaing since his power grab two years ago.

Football superstar Messi may face suspension for taking a trip to Saudi Arabia without permission from PSG: News reports

CEO Arvind Krishna says 30 percent of non-customer-facing roles could be axed in the next five years.

The latest changes are part of an effort to ensure only 'patriots' hold political office in the territory.

Bao Choy is appealing her conviction over her investigation into a brutal mob attack at the Yuen Long station in 2019.

Israeli forces and armed Palestinian groups in Gaza have agreed to a 'reciprocal and simultaneous' ceasefire.

The Organization of American States, as well as Paraguay officials, have affirmed the legitimacy of Sunday's vote.

Jessica Leeds says she was sexually assaulted by Trump years before he allegedly raped writer E Jean Carroll.

The Biden administration has not acknowledged a new assessment on Israel's fatal shooting of Al Jazeera journalist.

Israel is striking Gaza after Palestinian factions sent rockets across the border following the death of Khader Adnan.

Peace talks between the rebel group and the Colombian government have entered their third round of negotiations in Cuba.

A blast derailed a freight train in a Russian region near Ukraine, authorities say, adding there were no casualties.

The airline blamed 'faulty' Pratt & Whitney engines which led to the grounding of half its fleet, hurting revenue.

Major tech companies are campaigning against legislation, prompting backlash from Brazilian justice minister and courts.

Hindenburg Research said Carl Icahn takes money from new investors 'to pay out dividends to old investors'.

The Greeks (Hellenes) Party is the first party to be disqualified since the restoration of democracy in 1974.

Chad was already hosting hundreds of thousands of Sudanese refugees before the latest fighting.

The hearing comes in the wake of several reports detailing failure by justices to report possible conflicts of interest.

Troops will assist with administrative duties as US prepares for end of contentious Title 42 border restriction.