At least four people, including prayer leader, killed and many others wounded, says Afghanistan's interior ministry.
Christian Democrats vote unanimously to expel member who signed off a chat message with a chant used at Nazi rallies.
A former COVID-19 patient shares his three-month recovery journey with Al Jazeera.
We answer some commonly asked questions about the spread of coronavirus by people who do not develop symptoms.
About 30 Indians crossed into Nepal's southern district of Sarlahi and clashed with police when stopped, says official.
Country sees multiple consecutive days of record cases and deaths as overworked doctors plead for 'breathing space'.
Supreme Court also expresses concern over handling of bodies as cemeteries and crematoriums hold hurried last rites.
Two decades of Israeli-US police cooperation includes training in racial profiling and violent suppression of protests.
La Liga resumed on Thursday while Super Lig will restart on Friday behind closed doors.
The boat, heading for Italy's coast, set sail on Saturday before it sank near the Tunisian city of Sfax, officials say.
Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte to answer questions over how his government handled the coronavirus pandemic.
The murder of PTM leader Arif Wazir, and the Pakistani state's reluctance to solve it, only strengthened our resolve.
UAE ambassador to the US says move would be 'illegal takeover' of land Palestinians seek for a state.
Children in India are being exploited in the dangerous search for mica, the mineral that gives cosmetics their shine.
US president threatens to intervene in Seattle's 'Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone' agreed to by demonstrators and police.
Hong Kong government says that any suggestion the security law will curb people's freedoms is 'alarmist speculation'.
New report says pandemic could swell number of those living on less than $1.90 a day to more than one billion worldwide.
Twitter says the accounts pushed 'deceptive narratives' on coronavirus pandemic, Taiwan and the protests in Hong Kong.
Yemen's Houthi rebels previously claimed responsibility for 2019 oil facility attacks. Iran has denied any involvement.
Travel request for panel members turned down by New Delhi as US Congress releases new report on religious freedom.
US video-conference company says accounts were briefly suspended because it could not block individual participants.
Twenty-eight children confirmed dead from COVID-19, but government suspects some 715 deaths linked to virus.
Hague-based international court began an investigation into alleged war crimes in Afghanistan in March.
The two leaders first met at a breakthrough summit in Singapore in June 2018, but talks have made little progress.
Trump stated his support for police and said progress would not be made by labelling millions of Americans as racist.
