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Assad arrest warrant: ‘Hope and pain’ for Syrian chemical attack survivors
Lawyers say French arrest warrant sets ‘historic precedent’ as survivors of chemical massacre long for justice in Syria.
Rohingya refugees reach western Indonesia on decrepit boat
More than 2,000 Rohingya are believed to have attempted the risky journey to Southeast Asian countries in 2022.
Sport Weekly: India’s Cricket World Cup approaches its climax
Even if India somehow manage to lose Cricket World Cup final, there’s no doubt where the power in global cricket lies.
European nations join Myanmar genocide case
The case at the UN's top court accuses Yangon of committing genocide against people belonging to the Rohingya community.
Medical staff ordered out of Jenin hospital during Israeli raid
Palestinian medical workers were forced out of a hospital with their hands in the air during an Israeli raid on Jenin.
Does Israel have the right to self-defence in Gaza?
Many experts believe Israel's case is weak because Gaza has in effect been under Israeli control.
South Korea to take dog meat off the menu
The Asian country hopes to end the age-old practice of dog meat consumption by 2027.
Colombia’s Santos: I copied aspects of Northern Ireland peace agreement
The former Colombian president, a Nobel laureate for his peacebuilding efforts, talks to Al Jazeera.
Ukraine claims gains against Russian positions on Dnipro east bank
Ukraine has 'a foothold on several bridgeheads' across the Dnipro river amid another night of Russian drone attacks.
Shakur Stevenson labours to WBC lightweight crown in win over De Los Santos
Unbeaten US boxer Stevenson gets unconvincing unanimous decision against Dominican Republic's Edwin De Los Santos.