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The frontrunner in opinion polls promises to resuscitate economy after political turmoil if he wins the June 3 vote.
The Islamic University of Gaza turns into a shelter for hundreds of displaced families amid war and destruction.
Paul Chambers awaits trial on charges under Thailand's lese-majeste laws, which can lead to up to 15 years in prison.
Hope fades for survivors as search and rescue operation turns to recovery after nightclub tragedy in Santo Domingo.
The State of Palestine is recognised as a sovereign nation by 147 countries, representing 75 percent of UN members.
A decades-old spat over alleged Hindi imposition in the southern state of Tamil Nadu has erupted again. Here's why.
New crypto council marks shift in Pakistan’s digital finance policy but sceptics question if the country is ready.
These are the key events on day 1,141 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
'We must move towards recognition, and we will do so in the coming months,' French president says.
Charles tells Italy's parliament that peace is 'never to be taken for granted' before a surprise visit to Pope Francis.
Medical sources tell Al Jazeera at least 35 killed and dozens of others wounded in Israeli attack on Gaza City.
China's foreign ministry says it is 'absolutely groundless' to suggest many Chinese citizens were fighting in Ukraine.
German election winner seals deal to form new government aiming to spur economic growth and ramp up defence spending.
The tariffs have hit dozens of economies, representing the biggest disruption to global trade in decades.
Israel has repeatedly bombed both Syria and Lebanon, experts say it is no mood for peace.
As other countries scramble to renegotiate new tariffs with Washington, China is unlikely to back down.
Soya beans - the top US agricultural export - could be Washington's vulnerable spot in the ongoing tariff spat.
Zelenskyy's claim that Chinese soldiers are fighting for Russia embarrasses Beijing. But what does it really mean?
No aid has entered Gaza since March 2 as Israel's war in the enclave continues to rage.
Paul Chambers faces up to 15 years in jail in a rare case of Thailand's strict lese-majeste law applied to a foreigner.
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