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Gibraltar released the ship after receiving assurances the vessel would not head to countries sanctioned by the EU.

A month of near total lockdown on Kashmir is marked by mass arrests, torture and halt to economic activity.

Internet blackout remains in Jayapura and Manokwari as well as Deiyai, where deadly protests were reported last week.

Ten Democratic presidential candidates lay out their climate plans in first ever town halls addressing climate change.

Nigerian leader condemns anti-foreigner attacks in South Africa after days of rioting

World Health Organization and UNICEF among those targeted amid reports of widespread food shortages and malnutrition.

Death toll expected to rise on the island nation as scope of destruction comes into focus.

Subpoena requires DHS chief to present documents about Trump's alleged offer to officials handling immigration policy.

Asrar Khan, 16, succumbs to injuries suffered by pellet gun and tear gas shells after nearly a month in hospital.

Tehran takes third step in scaling back commitments under the 2015 nuclear agreement that appears to be near its end.

Nigeria withdraws from WEF gathering in Cape Town in the aftermath of attacks on foreigners in South African cities.

Suffering a third defeat in the House of Commons in two days, Boris Johnson's Brexit plans are now in disarray.

Italian far-right's bid to seize power has collapsed with the appointment of a more moderate, pro-Europe government.

Latest updates as India revokes Kashmir's special status and imposes a security lockdown, which has completed 30 days.

UK prime minister loses again after former Conservative rebels align with the opposition to delay 'no-deal' Brexit.

Thousands have been detained and many of them tortured since India revoked Kashmir's autonomy a month ago.

Science teacher and his daughter, an adventurous marine biologist and a family of five among 34 killed, US media report.

Al Jazeera explains the parlance surrounding the UK's bid to depart from the European Union.

How should we deal with the irredeemably racist monuments to white supremacy that crowd our cities?

US watchdog says migrant children separated from their families suffered serious mental health issues, AP reports.

Rights group says Ali Nasser Ali Jarallah and his son Abdulhadi Ali Nasser Ali Jarallah have been possibly detained.

If the bill forcing the PM to seek Brexit delay until January passes, Johnson has said he will call for a general election.

Andrej Babis still has his work cut out for him to restore public confidence in his administration.

Rally organisers say the legislation’s withdrawal will be celebrated briefly but it's not enough to end China's encroachment of its autono...

National inaction has moved individual states to push forward with their own gun laws.