The Ukrainian president stresses that Kyiv will not be forced into a ceasefire without security guarantees.

Protesters gathered outside Netanyahu's residence on Sunday, focused on plight of Israeli captives left in Gaza.

Mexico's president says country is ready for anything ahead of Tuesday deadline, as Canadian officials warn retaliation.

Accessing food, water, and medicine became nearly impossible due to Israel’s decision to block aid deliveries to Gaza.

Scott Lucas, a Birmingham professor, examines the Ukraine-US fallout—can Europe and the world step up to ensure Ukraine’

Afghanistan says one member of its security forces is killed and two injured in overnight clashes at Torkham crossing.

In the face of displacement, homelessness and hunger, Palestinian solidarity has remained unshakeable.

Video shows a stabbing attack at a Haifa bus station, where a 70-year-old man was killed, and several were injured.

Al Jazeera looks at favourites India against Australia in the first semifinal of cricket's Champions Trophy on Tuesday.

Several others injured in incident in western Germany and one person in custody, police spokesperson says.

Oscar-winning documentary film No Other Land was a collaboration between Palestinian and Israeli filmmakers.

UK will work with Europe to devise a Ukraine peace deal to present to Trump, Starmer announced after a London summit.

Experts have long warned Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu would sabotage the ceasefire deal. Is the moment here?

The aid industry has always propped up imperial domination. Its implosion may be an opportunity to shape a new order.

Led by Christian Stocker as chancellor, new ruling coalition keeps far-right Freedom Party in opposition.

The ex-foreign minister was the face of reformist-backed talks with global powers that led to Iran’s 2015 nuclear deal.

European leaders attended a summit to discuss the war in Ukraine.

Moscow is increasingly cracking down on the minority community, forcing some to flee.

Volker Turk tells UN Human Rights Council policies meant to protect the marginalised are being called 'discriminatory'.

Former football leaders Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini return to court for new fraud trial over $2m FIFA payment.