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Army says military doctors are treating survivors and engineers are repairing damaged infrastructure.
Trump, who has ruled out NATO security for Ukraine, sees US role in Kyiv's security along with Europe
Lebanese army discovered a factory in the eastern Bekaa Valley with large amounts of the addictive stimulant inside.
Israel is ethnically cleansing the central neighborhood of Zeitoun in Gaza by bombing homes and displacement centres.
Trump opposes postal voting, claiming inaccuracies, but many countries use the system.
MONUSCO condemns the attacks by the ADF 'in the strongest possible terms', the mission's spokesperson says.
The US TV network has also been building its own news division separate from NBC News.
Israel is intensifying its strikes on Gaza City, the territory's largest urban centre, as it plans to seize it.
The story of Simon, a bi-racial South Korean adoptee, reveals the hidden history behind South Korea’s adoption system.
Newsmax has paid $27m so far, and will pay $20m in 2026 and $20m in 2027 to technology firm Dominion Voting Systems.
A leader for the striking union says he would risk jail time rather than allow crew to be forced back to work.
California Democrats have advanced countereffort to redraw their congressional boundaries, against Trump's push.
Iran rejects TRIPP, says the presence of American companies in the region would be 'worrying'.
PM’s office says it is a crime to fund a banned group after award-winning author promises to back pro-Palestine group.
Ukraine's President Zelenskyy says attacks on civilians are 'demonstrative and cynical' before high-stakes talks.
Iraq is debating a new draft law that would give the PMF militias formal standing in state institutions.
Emergency services are under strain due to the 'worst' fires in Portugal in years, Al Jazeera’s Sonia Gallego says.
Palestinian group tells mediators it approves latest Gaza ceasefire proposal and is ready to resume talks.
Greece has suspended processing of asylum applications from people arriving by sea from North Africa since July.
Flash floods killed more than 344 people and destroyed hundreds of homes in northern Pakistan.
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