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World Health Organization campaign aims to address high rates of deaths by suicide across continent.
African countries say they're marginalised and global financial policies are hampering their access to capital markets.
Al Jazeera gets the Asian perspective with a month to go until the FIFA World Cup in Qatar.
City in northern Syria has been freed from ISIL (ISIS) rule for five years.
The disabled community is more vulnerable to but less protected from a growing number of emergencies across the globe.
In an unprecedented move, the Communist Party is set to extend the Chinese president's tenure as leader.
Liz Truss sacked her Chancellor after only a few weeks in office, and reversed major economic policies.
Ahead of the 20th Party Congress the CCP ramps up pro-Xi Jinping propaganda. Plus, the crushing of speech in Bangladesh.
OPEC+ group has agreed to its deepest cuts to oil production since the coronavirus pandemic, and the US is not happy.
Hundreds of people have died in the worst flooding in a decade in northeastern Nigeria.
The International Monetary Fund paints a grim picture of the global economy.
Russia, China and Turkey are making bold moves across the continent as the United States's presence wanes.
UN and aid agencies say millions of young people are facing hunger and difficulties attending school.
Russia threatens more attacks as the war in Ukraine appears close to a new turning point.
More than 22 million women now live in a state with no abortion access, putting them at risk for worse health outcomes.
In November, Democrats and Republicans will fight for control of legislative power in the US.
As the war in Ukraine continues, people around the world are bearing the cost of energy instability.
US firms are restricted from selling advanced semiconductors to Beijing.
Dozens have been killed in Israeli military raids and attacks in the most violent year since 2015.
EU leaders fail to agree on capping natural gas prices ahead of the northern winter.
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