Exclusive video obtained by Al Jazeera shows Israeli forces opening fire and killing a Palestinian man.

The South Asian nation has, since 2013, officially allowed members of the hijra community to identify as a third gender.

The White House has said it could change its approach on Israel if aid is not increased, but hasn't said exactly how.

Iran's Supreme Leader, Ruholla Khomeini, started Quds Day 45 years ago to show solidarity with Palestinian resistance.

Transmission to humans is rare but with no vaccine, government has advised people to stay away from wild monkeys.

Russia says relations with NATO have slipped to the level of 'direct confrontation' over the war in Ukraine.

After six months of apocalyptic war, Gaza today is a bunch of 'kill zones' within a larger kill zone.

Former army chief Manuel Benedicto Lucas Garcia is being tried for genocide and crimes against humanity in Guatemala.

Experts decry psychological damage from lack of schooling coupled with bombings, hunger, sickness and bereavement.

US treasury secretary says market-based reforms will aid world's second largest economy.

US President Biden pressed Israeli PM Netanyahu to implement concrete steps to protect civilians in Gaza.

McDonald's subject to boycotts since franchisee Alonyal announced it would give free meals to the Israeli military.

In YouTube's largest market, self-proclaimed news channels are booming, gaining millions of viewers peddling falsehoods.

Strict building codes and widespread public disaster awareness appear to have staved off a major catastrophe.

Former US President criticises Israel for releasing 'most heinous' videos of air strikes in Gaza.

Indonesians robbed of their savings in cyber scams report little relief from banks or authorities.

As the war enters its 771st day, these are the main developments.

The group said it aimed to offer an alternative to hyper-partisan politics, but it failed to find an election champion.

Trump has sought to dismiss cases accusing him of election interference in Georgia and of mishandling classified files.

IOM says 13,000 people were forcibly returned to Haiti by neighbouring countries last month despite a surge in violence.