League to stage an event in the Middle East for the first time at Hudayriyat Island in Abu Dhabi.

The attack in Deir el-Balah is the latest in a string of strikes on schools sheltering displaced families in Gaza.

Peter Kyle said a smartphone ban was unnecessary because schools were taking action themselves.

The inquiry found that Israel was committing 'war crimes and crimes against humanity' in its attacks on hospitals.

Due to repeated targeting of healthcare facilities, it is the only hospital left in Sudan's populous city.

Mohamed Muizzu embarks on a state visit to India a year after becoming president on anti-India rhetoric. Here's why.

Nadal's retirement announcement marks the end of an era. Here's all you need to know about his superlative career.

UNIFIL says Israeli soldiers 'deliberately fired at and disabled' on-site monitoring cameras prior to Labbouneh attack.

Palestinian woman Sabreen Lushan and her family have been subjected to displacement 14 times in Gaza.

An academy says pupils no longer need a doctor's note if they are absent because of period pains.

Bashar al-Assad’s recent amnesty decree is the 24th of its kind. It also doesn't guarantee safe return for Syrians.

As Ukrainian president rallies backing abroad, legislators at home approve tax hikes to raise billions for defence.

Fadi al-Wahidi, the second cameraman hit by Israeli fire this week, was shot in the neck while reporting from Jabalia.

What do India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and the other teams need to do in order to seal a spot? Al Jazeera breaks it down.

Milton made landfall in Florida's Siesta Key, leaving more than three million people without power.

The UN says Israeli troops have opened fire at three positions held by UN peacekeepers in southern Lebanon.

Can a global treaty end the vaccine inequity that plagued Africa during the COVID-19 pandemic?

New Zealand's defence minister has condemned online abuse towards the female captain of a navy ship that sank.

The lives of people in Gaza are irrevocably changed by the past year of trauma. Yet at the same time, life must go on.

First South Korean to win literature prize praised for 'her intense poetic prose that confronts historical traumas'.