Google says it is adopting stricter advertising rules to combat harmful and inappropriate content.
Illegal settlements in the occupied West Bank surged 40 percent in 2016 from the previous year.
One Kurdish family is speaking out more than a year after their daughter was allegedly killed by Turkish sniper fire.
Senior senator says Turkey watching as decision must be made on arming Kurdish fighters in the coming battle for Raqqa.
Scenes of carnage on Westminster Bridge near parliament in London after car-and-knife attack also wounds at least 20.
US to host first meeting under Trump administration of 68 countries working to defeat ISIL in Iraq and Syria.
Conflict-hit countries have only 3-4 months before millions are at risk of famine, Red Cross says.
Teenage victim may have known her attackers, who are believed to be all minors who 'terrorised' her neighbourhood.
Fault Lines investigates the legacy and impact of sex abuse by UN peacekeepers in Haiti.
Since 2011, several different actors have been vying for power in Libya. Here is a breakdown of who controls what.
Activists say a suspected US-led coalition air raid struck a school sheltering displaced people near ISIL-held Raqqa.
Al Jazeera speaks to freed Palestinian prisoner, wanted by the US for helping in a Jerusalem cafe bombing 16 years ago.
Less dramatic than the barrel bombs and less celebrated than the White Helmets but Syria’s green buses are still iconic.
After making a harrowing journey across desert and sea to reach Italy, a Gambian man waits and hopes for asylum.
Jailed ex-VP of the Democratic Republic of Congo sentenced to an additional year in prison for corruption by the ICC.
At least three people killed and 18 others wounded by explosions at a refugee camp in Maiduguri, officials say.
On World Water Day, charity warns that tens of millions still lack access to water, with most living in rural areas.
The story of Ali, a young Somali refugee in the US, who's now re-assessing his new life under the Trump presidency.
Filmmaker Manon Loizeau secured unique access to young Iranians who took to the streets after disputed 2009 elections.
Israeli occupation authorities shut down the private school a month ago, alleging an affiliation with Hamas.
Palestinian officials say one 18-year-old male teen has been killed and two others wounded by Israeli artillery fire.
Inauguration ceremony of newly renovated shrine marks the completion of a nine-month project.
The ex-IRA commander, who eventually played a key role in the Northern Irish peace process, is still dividing opinion.
Already traumatised by loss and conflict, stranded refugees face further trauma without mental healthcare.
As India and Israel become closer, Palestinians in India say they hope New Delhi will continue to support their cause.
