Iranian forces seize two Greek tankers in the Gulf: State media
Iran's Revolutionary Guards say they seized two Greek oil tankers in Arabian Gulf due to 'violations'.
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US judge dismisses Trump lawsuit, allowing New York investigation
The former US president says the investigation is politically motivated and violates his constitutional rights.
US buys more Stingers to refill stock sent to Ukraine: Report
The missiles are in high demand in Ukraine, where they have been used to shoot down Russian helicopters and bombers.
Quebec mosque gunman may seek parole in 25 years, top court rules
Canada's Supreme Court rejects prosecutors' appeal for the shooter to serve 50 years without possibility of parole.
UEFA moves to keep Ukrainian, Belarusian football teams apart
UEFA took decision to ensure the smooth running of football competitions and the safety and security of teams.
New US sanctions target North Korean weapons of mass destruction
The move came a day after China and Russia vetoed a US-led push to impose more UN sanctions on North Korea.
Russia warns West against providing Ukraine long-range weaponry
Moscow says supplying arms capable of hitting Russian territory would be a step towards 'unacceptable escalation'.
Nigeria: Ruling party, top opposition hold presidential primaries
Both the governing party and leading opposition will decide the candidates that face off to succeed Muhammadu Buhari.
How has war changed life for everyday Ukrainians?
From work and studies, to friendships and news consumption, Ukrainians tell Al Jazeera about their experiences.
Russian forces make advances on Ukrainian strongholds in east
Russian military gains in the eastern Donbas region demonstrate how momentum in the war has shifted in recent days.
Husband of teacher killed in Texas school dies of heart attack
Joe Garcia, who lost his wife of 24 years in Texas school shooting, collapsed and died at home, nephew says.
More than 4,000 civilians killed in Ukraine : UN
At least 4,031 people have been killed, including nearly 200 children, says the UN rights office.
Ethiopian rights body seeks release of 16 detained journalists
The authorities have justified arrests of media personnel by accusing them of siding with rebels.
North Korea escapes further sanctions as Russia, China wield veto
US expresses 'disappointment' after Security Council fails to tighten sanctions after slew of banned missile launches.
China’s Pacific tour sparks hopes, fears in tiny island nations
Countries such as Vanuatu and Kiribati expected to seek Wang Yi's support for development and infrastructure.
Marcos era survivors call for truth as new Marcos rises
Ferdinand Marcos Jr will become president on June 30 amid concern the brutality of his father's regime is being erased.
Despite pain at the pump, Americans are hitting the road
Heading into the US summer driving season, Americans are fueling up but how long before they have to hit the brakes?
Iraq passes law to criminalise relations with Israel
Violators of the anti-Israel law could face penalties including life imprisonment or even the death sentence.
US stocks jump as solid outlooks from retailers boost confidence
Consumer shares led gains in the S&P 500 as Macy’s lifted its profit forecast.
Texas school shooting prompts look at responses of other nations
Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom and New Zealand tightened their gun laws following mass shootings in recent years.