Deby's win prolongs the rule of the family that has had a firm grip on power for decades.

Western countries tout support for a two-state solution but exert little pressure over expanding settlements.

Donald Trump accepts a challenge to face off against President Joe Biden in new-format televised contest.

Tunisian lawyers went on a one-day strike and rallied outside the judicial “Palace of Justice”.

Moscow declares A. T. Coghill persona non grata in response to London expelling Russian defence attache.

Former Israeli government adviser Daniel Levy reviews the internal debates happening in Israel, Palestine and the US.

“Stop the carnage,” South Africa tells ICJ in its third attempt to seek provisions against Israel over its war on Gaza.

Arab leaders accuse Israel of obstructing Gaza ceasefire efforts and demand an end to its war on Palestinian territory.

Activists with “Atin Ito” (This is Ours) sailed on wooden boats to resupply Filipino fishermen in disputed waters.

As Israel escalates assault on crowded southern city of Rafah, lawyers tell court, 'If Rafah falls, so too does Gaza.'

Hundreds of people have taken to the streets of the Tunisian capital after a lawyer was allegedly tortured by police.

Al Jazeera breaks down the most urgent issues plaguing one of the world’s most powerful and influential football clubs.

Host nation Germany will enter Euro 2024 with a familiar 27-man team squad featuring few surprise inclusions.

Here's everything you need to know about the heavyweight title unifying fight in Riyadh.

Recent demonstrations against local election reforms by France have turned violent and prompted a lockdown.

Omani doctor Khalid al-Shamusi refused to leave Gaza before Israeli forces closed the route out via the Rafah crossing.

As Israel bombs and re-bombs the tiny enclave, questions abound about when it will stop and what it will do next.

Fierce fighting has been taking place in Ukraine’s Kharkiv region where Russia has opened up a new front in the war.

Experts say Ukraine's defence and Russia's manpower woes will limit the advance, but fears persist.

European Commission says it is concerned systems used by apps could 'exploit weaknesses and inexperience' of children.