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Dozens dead after Pakistan rocked by bombings in two provinces
Suicide bombers attacked mosques in the provinces of Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
India’s foreign minister says he briefed US officials on Canada row
Allegations India linked to Canadian Sikh leader's killing 'not consistent' with New Delhi's policy, top diplomat says.
Can autoworkers fuel a labour renaissance?
Labour strikes are taking place across North America as a labour shortage helps worker demand better pay and rights.
‘All I saw were dead bodies’: Grief and anger after Pakistan bomb blast
A suicide bomb attack targeting a religious procession in Balochistan's Mastung has killed dozens and hurt many others.
Analysis: Can Sudan’s civilian leaders save their country from collapse?
Civilian forces were central to the movement that overthrew former President Omar al-Bashir, but are now marginalised.
US autoworkers expanding strike at Ford, General Motors
Union leader says 7,000 more workers will join strike as talks with US auto giants fail to make 'meaningful progress'.
‘Iraqis love life’: In conversation with Ala Talabani
On the sidelines of a conference about Iraq's future, the parliamentarian spoke to Al Jazeera about Iraq's future.
Imprisoned Tunisian opposition leader Ghannouchi starts hunger strike
The 82-year-old opposition leader has been in jail since last April on charges of incitement against Kais Saied's rule.
What is a US government shutdown and who will be affected?
Al Jazeera breaks down the wide-reaching effects of a federal government shutdown as October 1 funding deadline looms.
India’s pickle people: Decades-old culinary heirlooms, nostalgia
A self-proclaimed pickle enthusiast explores India's familial pickle-making traditions, which stretch back generations.