As the controversial 13 year peacekeeping mission in Haiti wraps up, Al Jazeera examines what the mission leaves behind.
In response to US general's comments, the Pakistani army rejects notion it backs groups such as the Afghan Taliban.
Move by Constitutional Court comes as central government steps up attempt to crack down on Catalans' push for secession.
Russia and Saudi Arabia announce large investment agreements and joint ventures to further cement relations.
Analysts say president's action against Supreme Court chief justice and top government prosecutor are a sign of panic.
Rescue workers recover the body of the last person known to be missing after the earthquake.
Mass protests erupted in the wake of the recent acquittal of a white policeman who killed a black man in 2011.
Officials expect the death toll to rise following the explosion in Jhal Magsi district in central Balochistan.
As watchdog probes use of sarin gas in Hama, activists say international community needs to do more to punish Assad.
Rights group finds no arrests made after more than 300 cases of rape and sexual slavery since 2013.
FGM is not tied to a specific race or religion. It is a tragic side product of the universal fear of female sexuality.
If Stephen Paddock was not part of a network, but a 'lone wolf', can he still be classified as a terrorist?
The French president expresses readiness to help in easing tension between Baghdad and Kurds over secession referendum.
A deeply entrenched social and cultural practice in many places, Al Jazeera answers the most asked questions about FGM.
Why does the dangerous and painful practice of female genital mutilation persist in so many countries across the world?
Hundreds of farmers near Jaipur city partially bury themselves in pits to protest against 'forceful' land acquisition.
Heavy fighting raging in several regions of Syria is causing hundreds of civilian casualties, ICRC reports.
Kazuo Ishiguro, best known for works including Never Let Me Go and The Remains of the Day, wins prestigious prize.
It's time for Australia to bring all refugees and asylum seekers to safety.
One Qatari national among 22 people arrested for 'inciting against public order' via social media, authorities say.
Developing cyclone to bring flooding to Central America before striking the eastern Gulf Coast.
Dozens have been killed since 2015 killing of Akhlaq. We tell the stories of some of the victims and their accused.
Thousands of Togolese take to the streets to demand an end to the 50-year-rule of the Gnassingbe family.
Government troops capture town of Hawija, ISIL's last stronghold in northern Iraq, military statement says.
Catalonia's bid to break away in recent referendum throws football club's future in Spanish league into jeopardy.
