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Ahmed al-Sharaa, Syria's new leader, would like better relations with Moscow, Qatar said.
Experts debunk claims of Trump declaring martial law, citing legal boundaries and confusion with the Insurrection Act.
The group that seized power in Afghanistan in 2021 is removed from Russia's list of banned 'terror' organisations.
Civil activists negotiate with warring sides to work but face harassment, arrests, and accusations of bias.
Near a planet far, far away astronomers have found traces of chemicals that on Earth are only produced by living beings.
The winning picture of this year's World Press Photo competition highlights the human cost of war in Gaza.
The winning photo depicts nine-year-old Mahmoud Ajjour whose arms were severed in an Israeli attack last year in Gaza.
Israel's defence minister admits blockade is a 'pressure lever' against Hamas and there are no plans to ease it.
Zimbabwe is the only country to have suspended tariffs on US imports so far.
Israeli attacks target displaced people in and around southern Gaza's al-Mawasi, as well as in Beit Lahiya in the north.
Fatal attacks have shaken several Ukrainian cities, prompting an offer from Kyiv to pay for US air defence systems.
Deadly air attack on the city of Dnipro comes hours before Ukrainian officials meet US and European officials in Paris.
Cambodia is an important leg in Xi's regional tour, with China owning half of Cambodian businesses exporting to the US.
The 28-percent US tariff means the imported carpets will become significantly more expensive for American consumers.
US Department of Homeland Security tells Harvard to comply with Trump's demands or lose visas for foreign students.
These are the key events on day 1,148 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
Wall Street closes sharply lower as US Federal Reserve chair warns tariffs could lead to slower growth, higher inflation
The Khmer Rouge rise to power and overthrow are foundational to Cambodian People's Party legitimacy, but memories fade.
The Southeast Asian country is hoping for a reprieve from 46 percent duty, which would pummel its economy.
Adam Boehler tells Al Jazeera 'nothing goes forward' on Israel-Palestine ceasefire deal until captives are released.
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