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Baku and Yerevan each accused the other side of firing first in renewed clashes along their shared border overnight.
As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 212th day, we take a look at the main developments.
Weeks of firing escalates tensions between the neighbours, raising concerns of new Rohingya exodus into Bangladesh.
The SPYDER air defence system would boost the UAE's capabilities after attacks by Yemen's Houthi rebels.
Former deputy security minister Sun Lijun received 646 million yuan ($91m) in bribes between 2001 and 2020.
The leaked documents, obtained by Al Jazeera, reveal how party officials smear and intimidate rivals.
Move to lift travel restriction comes amid fears the former British colony is losing its competitive edge.
UN chief Antonio Guterres told UN agencies 'must stop' presenting credentials and signing agreements with coup leaders.
Arrival marks most significant deployment yet amid push for more US nuclear-capable 'assets' to deter North Korea.
Cambodians reflect after the UN-backed war crimes tribunal issued its final judgement on the regime's brutal rule.
Ex-president has claimed without evidence that FBI might have planted documents during search of Mar-a-Lago last month.
Senate fails to advance Biden-backed campaign finance bill that would require political groups to disclose big donors.
Hurricane warning remains in effect for all of Bermuda as Puerto Rico struggles to restore power in storm's aftermath.
Russia defends actions in Ukraine as world leaders call for Moscow to be held accountable for invading its neighbour.
Mayor says new centres will provide shelter, food and healthcare to hundreds of people bused into the city each day.
Bodies of 34 people found after a boat carrying migrants and refugees capsizes off Syrian coast, government says.
Officials brave landslides, thick mud and broken roads by foot to provide supplies to residents hard-hit by hurricane.
Comments come after investigation by The New Humanitarian and Al Jazeera finds such cases have gone unchecked for years.
Authorities say three children are among those killed south of San Salvador in landslides triggered by heavy rainfall.
Prosecutors say Tom Barrack involved in scheme to garner 'power and money'; defence denies he acted as a foreign agent.
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