A roundup of some of last week’s events.

The country's Constitutional Court annulled the November election won by NATO critic Calin Georgescu.

The army says an airbase, cargo warehouse and some civilian facilities were targeted in Port Sudan.

Alvarez sets up a bout with ex-welterweight champ Terrence Crawford after beating Scull by unanimous decision.

Former UK diplomat Craig Murray calls strike on Gaza aid ship an illegal act and slams Western silence as hypocrisy.

Families of captives say a wider Israeli Gaza assault risks their relatives' lives.

Mexican president says she told Donald Trump that Mexico 'will never accept the presence of US army in our territory'.

‘Oracle of Omaha’ stuns shareholders, but says he will maintain investments in group and will still be ‘hanging around'.

Prime minister of Yemen's internationally recognised government has resigned amid political turmoil.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese rode an anti-Trump wave to a landslide victory and a historic second term.

Officials warn millions of people who rely on UN help are at risk.

Foreign Minister Araghchi insists Iran's nuclear activities are civilian in nature.

As trucks carrying vital supplies pile up at border with Egypt, hungry children look through rubbish for food.

People’s Action Party wins its 14th successive election, giving PM Lawrence Wong the clear mandate he sought.

Israel has accused Syria of failing to protect the Druze as Israeli forces occupy and attack parts of the country.

Four doctors take Al Jazeera through their days helping people in Gaza's beleaguered Nasser Hospital.

The UN has warned in recent weeks that the country is on the brink of a new civil war.

The former general, who led coup that ended Bongo family's 55-year rule, swept the elections last month.

The northern Americas are at “high” risk of measles compared with a “moderate” risk globally, according to the WHO.

Labor Party leader becomes the first Australian prime minister to win second consecutive three-year term in two decades.