As the war enters its 832nd day, these are the main developments.

Russia's president reiterated that attacking NATO countries was a 'crazy' idea but warned against Ukraine interference.

IAEA board of governors passed a resolution criticising Iran and urging it to step up cooperation with UN watchdog.

India's Narendra Modi will have to form a coaltion government with other parties in order to secure a majority.

Ukrainian president thanks Qatar for its role in returning children 'forcibly deported' by Russia during the war.

The 2009 champions must overlook their chaotic lead-up to the World Cup and find form to have a shot at the semifinals.

Al Jazeera breaks down the latest effort to curb southern border crossings, and what risks they pose.

Thousands of ultranationalist Israelis paraded through occupied East Jerusalem as part of an annual ‘Jerusalem Day’.

After years of delays and two failed attempts, the joint Boeing-NASA crewed mission to space is in orbit.

Man treated by a fire brigade 'when he suffered serious burns following an explosion', the prosecutor's office says.

In first public speech since surviving assassination attempt, Fico says he feels 'no hatred' towards his attacker.

Islamic authorities say more than 1,100 Israelis encroached on Al-Aqsa Mosque compound during provocative annual parade.

Antonio Guterres urges a 30 percent cut in global fossil fuel production and use by 2030 amid record high temperatures.

Israeli PM says 'we will restore security' to border area with Lebanon amid cross-border attacks with Hezbollah.

Ducati officially confirms that Marc Marquez will be Francesco Bagnaia’s factory teammate for the 2025 MotoGP season.

The marchers also chanted anti-Palestinian and anti-Muslim slogans outside of the Damascus Gate.

After keeping rates at a more than two-decade high of 5%, BoC said indicators for underlying inflation improved.

Euro 2024 is the last European Championship for several legendary players entering the twilight of their careers.

Modi now relies on a series of parties that have flip-flopped between his alliance and the opposition over the years.

Modi has only ever ruled with large majorities, centralised power and without coalition compulsions. Can he adapt?