The tit-for-tat measures come after gunmen killed at least 26 people in Indian-administered Kashmir on Tuesday.

A US-banned pesticide used on Costa Rican banana farms is tied to sterility claims. Decades later, workers seek justice.

Al Jazeera's lowdown on the boxers, the family rivalry fuelling the bout, the controversies and fight night details.

Kyiv rejects ceasefire proposal that includes ceding territory to Russia.

The US president incorrectly said that prices of petrol and eggs had dropped while home sales were good.

Observers denounce punishment of pro-Palestine protesters and silence on far-right Israeli minister's visit.

Critics have said Trump's order conflicts with promise to return education to schools and states.

Pakistan and India are suspending treaties and cutting crucial ties amid an escalating feud over an attack in Kashmir.

The expectation is that whoever holds the role would be the frontrunner to succeed President Mahmoud Abbas, 89.

Israeli military strikes on multiple sites in Khan Younis have killed dozens, mostly women and children in Gaza.

Israeli strikes across Gaza kill at least 59 as military issues evacuation orders for Beit Hanoon and Sheikh Zeid.

At least 12 people were killed in a Russian missile attack on the Ukrainian capital.

France has indicated that European powers are also ready for dialogue if Tehran shows it is seriously engaged

Margins between CEO pay have long been a point of contention between workers and a rallying cry for progressives.

About 61,000 people filed past the pontiff's coffin in the first 26 hours at St Peter's Basilica, Vatican says.

From carmakers to restaurant chains, companies face financial setbacks amid tariff fears.

PM Pedro Sanchez intervened to avoid a damaging political fallout with far-left allies in Spain's coalition government.

As Ukraine's Zelenskyy meets South Africa's Ramaphosa in Pretoria, Moscow-allied politicians protest the state visit.

Sean Stratford and Leigh Hurley complained about a council installing only gender neutral toilets at a new primary school.

Fault Lines investigates civilian deaths in Lebanon and possible war crimes involving US-made bombs used by Israel.