The victims were considered disposable – not only by the perpetrators but also by those who were supposed to help them.


Indian PM is first foreign dignitary to visit island since leftist Anura Kumara Dissanayake swept elections last year.

Initial 'baseline' tariff comes into effect at US seaports, airports and customs warehouses as stock markets plummet.

These are the key events on day 1,136 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.

Reports say AI models from Microsoft were used as part of Israeli military programme to select bombing targets in Gaza.

Sean and Emily Stock say they never want another family to face what they have had to.

The law firm Perkins Coie is fighting an executive order from Donald Trump limiting its access to federal buildings.

US President Donald Trump acknowledged he has taken advice from a far-right media personality about who to fire.

Judge describes deportation of Maryland resident Kilmar Abrego Garcia as an 'illegal act'.

Beijing hits back with its own set of tariffs on all US goods after Trump's latest levies.

Markets tumbled in Wall Street's worst crisis since pandemic as investors fled after China retaliated against tariffs.

Top indices see worst two-day stretch since COVID pandemic, as Fed chair warns of increased inflation and unemployment.

At least 50 people have been wounded in ballistic missile attack on residential area, local authorities say.

The US now faces a higher risk of inflation and increased unemployment because of Trump’s global tariffs, warns the Fed.

Al Jazeera's preview as Barcelona attempt to move six points clear in LaLiga when they face Real Betis on Saturday.

President Donald Trump pauses enforcement of law requiring Bytedance to divest from TikTok or face ban in the US.

A powerful explosion tore through a mining community in Bolivia, killing at least five people.

Top US diplomat tells NATO counterparts Washington still committed to alliance.

Al Jazeera takes a look at Manchester's derby with City vying for a Champions League spot and United playing for pride.

The 180,000 names were part of a list of 800,000 Rohingya that Bangladesh submitted to Myanmar in six batches.