The US is hosting meeting of the group AFRICOM that brings together military leaders from 40 African countries.
Former cabinet minister beats incumbent governor, on trial for blasphemy, after religiously divisive campaign.
A look at the country's ongoing protests against the government of President Maduro and the current political situation.
Turkish leader tells Al Jazeera he hopes for stronger ties between Turkey and US under Donald Trump's administration.
Mud and debris spil through streets of city in west Colombia that receives equivalent of one month of rain overnight.
The reciprocal evacuations from two pro-government villages and two opposition-held towns resumed under tight security.
Prime Minister Theresa May's surprise call for June elections approved 522 to 13 by British members of parliament.
Al Jazeera speaks to three analysts about the reasons for May's surprise move and the vote's impact on Brexit talks.
ICC will investigate reports of rapes and killings by soldiers if DRC government fails to, UN rights chief says.
The 'Yes' campaign secured a narrow win in referendum, but what will this mean for Turkey's foreign policy?
Rights group bemoans slow pace of justice after attacks, including murders, leaving those with albinism feel vulnerable.
In Malawi, people with albinism are being killed for their bones. Al Jazeera investigates what is driving these murders.
In 2013 we travelled to New Brunswick, Canada after protests by indigenous people against fracking had been suppressed.
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Rescue work ongoing in Himachal Pradesh after accident in country where more than 110,000 die each year in crashes.
Quick counts show Purnama, on trial for blasphemy, losing to ex-cabinet minister after religiously divisive campaign.
A salt gatherer becomes a link to the old world when Bolivia embarks on a plan to mine lithium from the Uyuni salt flat.
Who is behind the resurgence of conservatism in Europe and why is it not so scary?
Spring warmth is on hold across Europe as cold weather brings snow to parts of Germany, Austria and the Balkans.
Visiting Japan as part of trip to reassure allies, US vice president promises 'overwhelming and effective response'.
Ex-police chemist falsified tests, which could lead to the 'largest dismissal of criminal convictions in US history'.
Members of Modi's governing BJP face criminal conspiracy charges over the 1992 destruction of Babri mosque.
Young Parisians of Arab descent reflect on cultural identity, activism, the Arab Spring and the Palestinian cause.
Democratic candidate Jon Ossoff hoping to capture congressional district from Republicans for the first time since 1979.
A new documentary brings the hidden urban Palestinian history of West Jerusalem on to screens everywhere.
