EU reform, migration and the economy

As the European Union is trying to change, we look at the efforts to reform the bloc.
EU reform, migration and the economy
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Mexico elections: What to expect

More than 3,400 posts are up for grabs, including the presidency and all the seats in the two houses of Congress.
Mexico elections: What to expect
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Gaza family mourns slain son, 11: 'Not last child to be killed'

Yaser Abu al-Naja became the 16th Palestinian child to be killed by Israeli forces in the Gaza Strip since March 30.
Gaza family mourns slain son, 11: 'Not last child to be killed'
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Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal knocked out of World Cup by Uruguay

Cavani scores two goals against Portugal as Ronaldo follows Messi out of World Cup 2018.
Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal knocked out of World Cup by Uruguay
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Can Afghanistan cope with its returnees from Pakistan?

Over two million Afghan refugees in Pakistan live in uncertainty, as a deadline for them to leave the country expires.
Can Afghanistan cope with its returnees from Pakistan?
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Spanish NGO boat looking for safe dock after saving 60 refugees

Italy closes ports to a refugee boat once again, and it remains unclear where the vessel will be allowed to anchor.
Spanish NGO boat looking for safe dock after saving 60 refugees
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African Union leaders set to meet to review free trade, crises

Delegates also expected to discuss South Sudan's peace process and reconciliation plans between Ethiopia and Eritrea.
African Union leaders set to meet to review free trade, crises
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Trump says Saudi king agrees to raise oil output by 2m barrels

Saudi state media confirms phone call between two leaders but gives no mention of the tweeted by US president.
Trump says Saudi king agrees to raise oil output by 2m barrels
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Mbappe's double helps France knock out Argentina

Nineteen-year-old Mbappe scores two goals as 1998 winners seal progress to quarter-finals of the World Cup.
Mbappe's double helps France knock out Argentina
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Why I'm coming back home to Ethiopia after 16 years in exile

I want to witness firsthand how my country is undergoing massive change which was unthinkable just a few months ago.
Why I'm coming back home to Ethiopia after 16 years in exile
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Married at 14: Syria's refugee child brides

Child marriage among Syrian refugee children is on the rise. Two girls tell us about their lives as wives and mothers.
Married at 14: Syria's refugee child brides
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Argentina women's football team fighting for equality

While the 2018 World Cup is focusing all of Argentina on Russia, the women's football team struggles for the same level of support domestically, both from fans and the national football association.
Argentina women's football team fighting for equality
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Parents pray for Thailand youth football team trapped in cave

The families of the youth football team trapped in a cave flood have found support in one another as water continues to drain from the Tham Luang Nang Non cave system and search efforts continue.
Parents pray for Thailand youth football team trapped in cave
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Mexico's elections and the problem with fake news

Fake news, fake polls and fake voting instructions - misinformation abounds in Mexico's upcoming election and verification programmes are struggling to keep up.
Mexico's elections and the problem with fake news
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Cairo court delays verdict in mass trial over Rabaa protest

Some of the defendants, including award-winning photojournalist Mahmoud Abu Zeid, could face death penalty if convicted.
Cairo court delays verdict in mass trial over Rabaa protest
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South Sudan ceasefire violated hours after taking effect

South Sudan's government and armed opposition trade blame as 'permanent' ceasefire is violated within hours.
South Sudan ceasefire violated hours after taking effect
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Families Belong Together: Thousands to protest Trump policies

More than 700 events are planned nationwide against Trump's 'zero-tolerance' approach towards immigration.
Families Belong Together: Thousands to protest Trump policies
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Calls for protests across US against immigration policies

Hundreds of people have been arrested in the US capital during a protest against the president's policy of separating migrant families.
Calls for protests across US against immigration policies
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Uganda's government shuttering illegal orphanages

Uganda is shutting down hundreds of orphanages that don't meet legal standards.
Uganda's government shuttering illegal orphanages
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Australia to use drones to help rescue stranded swimmers

Later this year, drones will be used to help rescue stranded swimmers and to spot sharks that might be getting a little too close for comfort.
Australia to use drones to help rescue stranded swimmers
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Ethiopia to remove OLF, ONLF and Ginbot 7 from terror list

In latest rapprochement, PM Abiy's cabinet recommends removing three opposition and separatist groups from terror list.
Ethiopia to remove OLF, ONLF and Ginbot 7 from terror list
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Italy clears Roma camp weeks after Salvini called for census

Local authorities in Rome evicted 450 Roma in an official camp just weeks after far-right minister proposed a census.
Italy clears Roma camp weeks after Salvini called for census
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Benin's start-ups overcome 'scammer' stigma and hit global market

From selling moringa superfood to snacks made with natural ingredients, entrepreneurs make most of online platforms.
Benin's start-ups overcome 'scammer' stigma and hit global market
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Turkey's elections: One nation, one media, one voice?

President Erdogan wins Turkey's vote with the media singing from the same hymn sheet. Plus, polarised media in DR Congo.
Turkey's elections: One nation, one media, one voice?
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Will the working class be the kingmakers in Mexico's elections?

Mexicans go to the polls on Sunday for an election that could upend the political status quo.
Will the working class be the kingmakers in Mexico's elections?
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Security boosted in Kashmir ahead of Amarnath Yatra pilgrimage

Security is being boosted after an attack on a group last year.
Security boosted in Kashmir ahead of Amarnath Yatra pilgrimage
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Egyptian journalist 'Shawkan' could face death penalty

Mohamed Abu Zeid, better known as Shawkan, could be sentenced to death for simply doing his job.
Egyptian journalist 'Shawkan' could face death penalty
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Afghanistan: Ghani orders resumption of anti-Taliban operations

President Ashraf Ghani's 18-day ceasefire with the Taliban ends with a call on the group to agree to full peace talks.
Afghanistan: Ghani orders resumption of anti-Taliban operations
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The beautiful game is back: Nations reclaim their names

On colonialism, the nation-state and the World Cup.
The beautiful game is back: Nations reclaim their names
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Mohamed Amin: The Kenyan who moved the world

The photographer and cameraman captured some of Africa's defining moments and helped inspire Live Aid.
Mohamed Amin: The Kenyan who moved the world
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Dust storm slams Senegal

The severe weather signals a dramatic start to the country's rainy season.
Dust storm slams Senegal
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Trump to announce Supreme Court pick on July 9

The president says he has narrowed his list down to five candidates, including two women.
Trump to announce Supreme Court pick on July 9
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North Korea upped uranium enrichment in recent months: US report

US officials say North Korea has continued to enrich uranium and is trying to deceive the US to win concessions.
North Korea upped uranium enrichment in recent months: US report
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Syria opposition begins talks with Russia over Deraa peace deal

Committee of southern rebels start negotiations with Russian officers over fate of rebel-held parts of Deraa province.
Syria opposition begins talks with Russia over Deraa peace deal
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HRW warns of government repression in advance of DRC elections

DRC government spokesman says information by US-based rights group is 'wrong', accuses it of bias.
HRW warns of government repression in advance of DRC elections
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Will the Rohingya ever get to go home?

The chief of the International Committee of the Red Cross doubts Myanmar repatriation.
Will the Rohingya ever get to go home?
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'Why did you attack us?': Roma killed by far right laid to rest

David Popp, 23, was stabbed to death by ultranationalist attackers in the latest bout of racist violence in Ukraine.
'Why did you attack us?': Roma killed by far right laid to rest
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Mali: G5 force headquarters targeted in deadly attack

Unidentified attackers assault headquarters of five-nation military taskforce in central Mali.
Mali: G5 force headquarters targeted in deadly attack
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Gaza protests: All the latest updates

Victims include 15-year-old boy as Israeli forces fire live bullets and teargas at protesters near fence with Israel.
Gaza protests: All the latest updates
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Can Iran stop the downward spiral of its currency?

Economists and political observers urge President Rouhani to take specific steps to fix the currency woes.
Can Iran stop the downward spiral of its currency?
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UN human rights chief warns of 'catastrophe' in southern Syria

As truce ends, UN expresses alarm at reports of warring parties forcing fleeing civilians to pay for safe passage.
UN human rights chief warns of 'catastrophe' in southern Syria
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Rights groups decry EU migration deal as 100 more feared drowned

Humanitarian agencies fear vague migration deal is political smokescreen leaving vulnerable people at risk once again.
Rights groups decry EU migration deal as 100 more feared drowned
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Timing of Kennedy's retirement only cements his right-wing legacy

When it came to money and power, 'moderate' Justice Anthony Kennedy had always been an agent of the top one percent.
Timing of Kennedy's retirement only cements his right-wing legacy
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Nigeria: Fresh safety calls after tanker blast kills 9 in Lagos

More than 50 vehicles burned in Lagos oil tanker explosion highlighting poor road safety conditions in the country.
Nigeria: Fresh safety calls after tanker blast kills 9 in Lagos
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Ethiopia, Eritrea and the hope for lasting peace

Landmark peace talks could pave the way for the end of proxy wars and bring stability to the region.
Ethiopia, Eritrea and the hope for lasting peace
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South Koreans plan protests against the influx of Yemeni refugees

South Korea has ended visa-free entry for Yemenis, but almost 500 Yemenis refugees remain on Jeju Island, waiting for their asylum applications to be processed.
South Koreans plan protests against the influx of Yemeni refugees
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Capital Gazette: Victims remembered in first edition after attack

Maryland newspaper publishes Friday edition just hours after four of its journalists and one staffer were shot dead.
Capital Gazette: Victims remembered in first edition after attack
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is the future of US politics

Young, bold and uncompromisingly progressive leaders like Ocasio-Cortez represent the last chance for a nation derailed.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is the future of US politics
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Russia 2018: World Cup host focuses on youth development

Youth football coaches hope that hosting the World Cup, and Russia's surprisingly strong performance thus far, will convince the nation's developing stars that they can compete at the highest level.
Russia 2018: World Cup host focuses on youth development
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Trump in Milwaukee to celebrate new factory opening

The US president celebrated the opening of a Foxconn factory in the swing state of Wisconsin as Republicans hope to retain control of the US legislature in the coming midterm elections.
Trump in Milwaukee to celebrate new factory opening
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Residents of destroyed Mosul plea for help to rebuild the city

In Iraq's post-ISIL Mosul, symbols of suffering still dominate the cityscape but there are signs of hope that city is rebuilding and recovering.
Residents of destroyed Mosul plea for help to rebuild the city
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Thailand cave rescue: PM visits site as search continues

Water has begun to drain from the mouth of the Tham Luang Nang Non cave system, raising hopes that divers can resume their search for the missing Moo Pa youth football side missing since Saturday.
Thailand cave rescue: PM visits site as search continues
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Migrant crisis overshadows Mike Pence's Central America tour

United States Vice President Mike Pence has been in Guatemala, on the final leg of his tour of Central America.
Migrant crisis overshadows Mike Pence's Central America tour
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Trump's trade war: From 'American First' to 'America Alone'

Trump's trade protectionism isn't only misguided, but also irresponsibly dangerous.
Trump's trade war: From 'American First' to 'America Alone'
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UN asking warring parties in Syria's Deraa to cease hostilities

Tens of thousands of Syrians newly displaced by the Russian and Syrian government offensive are fleeing towards Jordan and the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights.
UN asking warring parties in Syria's Deraa to cease hostilities
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Lifeline ship resisted pressure to return refugees to Libya

The rescue boat was stranded at sea for days after Italy and France accused it of violating international rules.
Lifeline ship resisted pressure to return refugees to Libya
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A World Cup of defeats

Stories nations tell themselves to understand their losses in the World Cup are more illuminating than tales of triumph.
A World Cup of defeats
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At least 100 feared dead after boat sinks off Libya coast

Accident comes as EU leaders reach a deal to handle the influx of migrants and refugees arriving on European shores.
At least 100 feared dead after boat sinks off Libya coast
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No end in sight as heatwave grips Tokyo

Temperature in Japan's capital is expected to remain high, with a forecast of at least 31C through middle of next week.
No end in sight as heatwave grips Tokyo
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Migrant rescue ship Lifeline under investigation

Police are questioning whether it was assisting people smugglers.
Migrant rescue ship Lifeline under investigation
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Shortage of foreign currencies threatens Ethiopia's economy

Foreign investors and local businesses complain that a shortage of foreign currencies like the US Dollar are stifling the private sector.
Shortage of foreign currencies threatens Ethiopia's economy
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Mexico elections: Can Obrador reverse poverty in rural areas?

Frontrunner Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has vowed to reverse decades of decline and poverty in rural areas.
Mexico elections: Can Obrador reverse poverty in rural areas?
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France players inspiring youth in Paris' poorer suburbs

The government has failed to tackle poverty and unemployment but residents hope for a better future.
France players inspiring youth in Paris' poorer suburbs
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Iraq executes 12 ISIL members on death row: PM's office

The executions were carried out after PM Haider al-Abadi vowed to avenge the killing of eight captives by ISIL.
Iraq executes 12 ISIL members on death row: PM's office
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Thousands stranded as Bali's Mt Agung eruption shuts airport

At least 446 flights cancelled at Ngurah Rai airport shuts, affecting as many as 15,7000 local and foreign passengers.
Thousands stranded as Bali's Mt Agung eruption shuts airport
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Temporary truce in Syria's Deraa set to expire as thousands flee

The government and the rebel group FSA agree to a Russian-brokered 12-hour truce that began at midnight on Friday.
Temporary truce in Syria's Deraa set to expire as thousands flee
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EU leaders reach deal on migration

EU agree on processing centres and increased funding for Turkey and North Africa after nearly 10 hours of talks.
EU leaders reach deal on migration
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Quebec court extends suspension of law banning face veils

Implementing Bill 62, passed last year, would cause ‘irreparable harm to Muslim women’, judge rules.
Quebec court extends suspension of law banning face veils
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MEE reveals how Trump confidant shared information with UAE

Leaked emails show a close working relationship between the Emiratis and Trump's circle while he was still a candidate.
MEE reveals how Trump confidant shared information with UAE
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UK's Prince William visits occupied East Jerusalem

Visits to Western Wall and Al-Aqsa Mosque compound were first by a member of British royal family since 1948.
UK's Prince William visits occupied East Jerusalem
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India preparing for 'cut in oil imports from Iran'

India prepares for a 'drastic reduction' of Iranian oil imports in a push by the US to cut trade ties, Reuters reports.
India preparing for 'cut in oil imports from Iran'
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Report: UK involved in torture and rendition of terror suspects

UK parliamentary reports say British officials were complicit in the mistreatment of hundreds of terror suspects.
Report: UK involved in torture and rendition of terror suspects
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Thailand families desperate in search for trapped footballers

Rescuers continuing bid to rescue 12 young footballers and their coach who have been missing in a flooded cave since Saturday.
Thailand families desperate in search for trapped footballers
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Putin: New Russian weapons decades ahead of foreign rivals

Russian president says Russia has made breakthrough in designing new weapons that are decades ahead of foreign designs.
Putin: New Russian weapons decades ahead of foreign rivals
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Hungary: Concerns over attempt to limit protests

New bill could enable officials to ban rallies that haven't been given a permit, prompting criticism from rights groups.
Hungary: Concerns over attempt to limit protests
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Malaysia to withdraw troops stationed in Saudi Arabia

Malaysia's Defence Minister Mohammed Sabu says new government's decision reflects country's neutrality in the region.
Malaysia to withdraw troops stationed in Saudi Arabia
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The Korematsu moment for Muslim Americans

The US Supreme Court's decision to uphold Trump's Muslim ban affirms fundamental tenets of Islamophobia.
The Korematsu moment for Muslim Americans
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UK heatwave sparks major wildfire

A major blaze is burning across moorland in the north of England.
UK heatwave sparks major wildfire
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UN to vote on curbing peacekeeping troops in Sudan's Darfur

Thousands of UNAMID 'Blue Helmets' may be asked to leave due to budget cuts, whether or not the conflict in the region has been resolved.
UN to vote on curbing peacekeeping troops in Sudan's Darfur
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Home as hospital: Gaza families struggle to care for the wounded

Injured and handicapped men have now become part of the urban landscape in Gaza under Israeli occupation.
Home as hospital: Gaza families struggle to care for the wounded
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Syria's war: Deraa has been 'burnt to the ground'

At least 20 killed in fresh government air strikes, witnesses and medics say, as continued fighting displaces thousands.
Syria's war: Deraa has been 'burnt to the ground'
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Philippines' poor targeted in loitering crackdown

A police crackdown on 'street crime' has led to thousands of people, including children, arrested and stuffed into overcrowded jails and rights groups worry that some are dying from police brutality.
Philippines' poor targeted in loitering crackdown
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Indian rupee hits record low amid inflation, credit downgrade

Currency weakened past 69 rupees to a dollar for the first time making it one of the worst performers in Asia this year.
Indian rupee hits record low amid inflation, credit downgrade
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Migration issue is a make-or-break for the EU, says Merkel

Hours before key summit, the German leader says the fate of EU rests on its ability to find solution to refugees crisis.
Migration issue is a make-or-break for the EU, says Merkel
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Kenya: Deadly blaze sweeps through Nairobi market

Search and rescue efforts on as at least 15 killed and 70 others injured after fire devoured the Nairobi market.
Kenya: Deadly blaze sweeps through Nairobi market
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Lifeline reaches Malta, but Europe heads into migration storm

The stranded rescue ship with over 200 people docks in Malta as EU leaders set to meet to discuss the refugee crisis.
Lifeline reaches Malta, but Europe heads into migration storm
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Efforts underway in UK's Saddleworth to put out massive fire

The blaze began on Sunday and has forced the evacuation of dozens of homes.
Efforts underway in UK's Saddleworth to put out massive fire
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Mexico election: Who are the main candidates?

Political parties are drawing huge crowds who are all looking for a better future.
Mexico election: Who are the main candidates?
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China says it will not 'concede an inch' of disputed territories

President Xi Jinping tells US Secretary of Defence James Mattis that Beijing will guard its sovereignty.
China says it will not 'concede an inch' of disputed territories
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Yemen's president says Houthis rebels must leave Hudaida

President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi's ultimatum comes after he met the United Nations special envoy.
Yemen's president says Houthis rebels must leave Hudaida
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Migrant rescue boat Lifeline allowed to dock in Malta

More than 200 refugees and migrants have reached land after being stuck at sea while European leaders argued about their fate.
Migrant rescue boat Lifeline allowed to dock in Malta
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Italy: The Mafia and the Migrants

People & Power investigates the Italian mafia's scams to profit from the plight of desperate migrants and refugees.
Italy: The Mafia and the Migrants
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India's Gujarat embroidery - a rich cultural mosaic

Living and Learning Design Centre in Bhuj painstakingly documents and helps teach more than 50 styles of embroidery.
India's Gujarat embroidery - a rich cultural mosaic
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Stranded rescue ship with over 200 on board docks in Malta

The German ship, Lifeline, carrying at least 234 refugees and migrants was stuck at sea for a week.
Stranded rescue ship with over 200 on board docks in Malta
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Holders Germany knocked out of World Cup 2018

Four-time winners Germany finish bottom of the group after a 2-0 loss to South Korea.
Holders Germany knocked out of World Cup 2018
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US police officer charged in fatal shooting of unarmed teen

East Pittsburgh officer charged with criminal homicide for shooting 17-year-old Antwon Rose who was fleeing police.
US police officer charged in fatal shooting of unarmed teen
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Poland parliament approves change to controversial holocaust law

Poland's lower house softens its tone and removes jail terms to those who suggest it played a role in Nazi crimes.
Poland parliament approves change to controversial holocaust law
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Palestine Solidarity Campaign's court case against UK government

Civil groups accuse UK government of shrinking democracy for pension policy attempts to divest from Israel occupation.
Palestine Solidarity Campaign's court case against UK government
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Evidence "shoddy" in Kim Jong-un half-brother murder trial

Defence lawyers claim evidence is too weak to convict two women facing the death penalty for the airport poisoning.
Evidence "shoddy" in Kim Jong-un half-brother murder trial
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UN top court begins hearing Qatar lawsuit against UAE

Doha accuses the United Arab Emirates of discrimination against Qatar and its citizens.
UN top court begins hearing Qatar lawsuit against UAE
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North Korea 'continues its nuclear research activities'

Nuclear monitoring website, 38 North, says Pyongyang continues 'improvements to the infrastructure' at Yongbyon.
North Korea 'continues its nuclear research activities'
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Saudis arrest another women's right activist

The arrest of Hatoon al-Fassi is part of Riyadh's crackdown on activists in the kingdom.
Saudis arrest another women's right activist
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Facebook ends initiative to provide wireless internet via drones

The move comes as the social media platform announced it has deleted over 583 million fake accounts in three months.
Facebook ends initiative to provide wireless internet via drones
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South Sudan rivals agree to 'permanent' ceasefire

South Sudan President Salva Kiir and his rival Riek Machar sign deal that will take effect within 72 hours.
South Sudan rivals agree to 'permanent' ceasefire
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Heatwave returns to Europe

Europe sees record-breaking temperatures, with May being the warmest in more than a century.
Heatwave returns to Europe
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Spacecraft launched to remove dangerous space junk

The RemoveDEBRIS spacecraft will do several tests in an attempt to find a solution to the growing problem of space junk.
Spacecraft launched to remove dangerous space junk
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US judge orders reunification of migrant children and families

US District Judge Dana Sabraw says children five years old or younger must be reunified within 14 days from Tuesday.
US judge orders reunification of migrant children and families
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Czech minority government led by populist Babis sworn in

Billionaire and staunchly anti-migrant Prime Minister Andrej Babis forms minority government after eight-month deadlock.
Czech minority government led by populist Babis sworn in
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Syria's war: Calls for help as Deraa hospitals are forced shut

At least 45,000 people have fled intensified fighting in Syria's southern province near border with Jordan, UN says.
Syria's war: Calls for help as Deraa hospitals are forced shut
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South Sudan: Salva Kiir, Riek Machar meet in Khartoum for talks

Sudan's foreign minister says agreements between two leaders will be announced on Wednesday in a bid to end civil war.
South Sudan: Salva Kiir, Riek Machar meet in Khartoum for talks
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The racist myth of the 'physical' African football team

Racist tropes continue to dominate white commentary of global football events.
The racist myth of the 'physical' African football team
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Muddy floodwaters hamper search for trapped Thai football team

Water to be drained to resume search for Thai football team and coach who have been in flooded cave for four days.
Muddy floodwaters hamper search for trapped Thai football team
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UK proposes giving OPCW power to 'name and shame' suspects

The UK has proposed giving more power to the world's chemical weapons watchdog by allowing it to name and shame those who carry out those types of attacks.
UK proposes giving OPCW power to 'name and shame' suspects
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Uber wins appeal in London to stay on the roads

A British appeal court judge has ruled Uber cars stay on the road in London - at least for now.
Uber wins appeal in London to stay on the roads
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Morocco: Rif protest leader Nasser Zefzafi sentenced to 20 years

A court sentenced Nasser Zefzafi and other activists who were involved in organising demonstrations in Al-Hoceima.
Morocco: Rif protest leader Nasser Zefzafi sentenced to 20 years
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Qatar blockade case to appear before International Criminal Court

Qatar says the blockade has violated human rights of nationals of both Qatar and the United Arab Emirates.
Qatar blockade case to appear before International Criminal Court
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Ethiopia PM Abiy Ahmed ready to open new chapter in Eritrea ties

Prime minister Abiy says Ethiopia will soon resume flights to Eritrea, as countries seek to end decades-old conflict.
Ethiopia PM Abiy Ahmed ready to open new chapter in Eritrea ties
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Racist attacks in Italy: 'The problem did not start today'

As migrants are abused, an Italian-Ivorian trade unionist leads movement for workers' rights and against discrimination.
Racist attacks in Italy: 'The problem did not start today'
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Democratic primary: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez ousts Joe Crowley

Joe Crowley, who was considered a possible candidate to replace Nancy Pelosi as Democrat leader, suffers shock defeat.
Democratic primary: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez ousts Joe Crowley
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Is African football talent finally coming back to Africa?

More and more European-born players of African descent are returning home, but Africa's 'muscle drain' is far from over.
Is African football talent finally coming back to Africa?
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Aid groups pleading for a ceasefire in Yemen's Hudaida

The UN's special envoy to Yemen is continuing his shuttle diplomacy, trying to end the fight for control of the port city of Hudaida.
Aid groups pleading for a ceasefire in Yemen's Hudaida
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Everything you need to know about the critical EU summit

Calls for refugee processing centres in northern Africa to dominate meeting as divisions deepen over migration.
Everything you need to know about the critical EU summit
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Al Jazeera journalist held in Egypt despite full pre-trial term

Mahmoud Hussein's lawyer calls for the 51-year-old's release following more than 18 months of detention in Cairo.
Al Jazeera journalist held in Egypt despite full pre-trial term
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Maradona treated by medics after dramatic Argentina win

Argentinian football icon required medical treatment after his former team's dramatic 2-1 World Cup win over Nigeria.
Maradona treated by medics after dramatic Argentina win
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Libya calls on UN to block 'illegal' oil sale

The move comes after renegade General Khalifa Haftar seized control of two key oil terminals in eastern Libya.
Libya calls on UN to block 'illegal' oil sale
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Philippines: Maranao people oppose Marawi rehabilitation plan

Representatives of the indigenous people native to Marawi speak out against government's plans for war-torn city.
Philippines: Maranao people oppose Marawi rehabilitation plan
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Indonesia election season kicks off with crucial local polls

More than 150 million Indonesians will head to the polls on June 27 to elect 17 governors, 39 mayors and 115 regents.
Indonesia election season kicks off with crucial local polls
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Spain: 'Stolen babies' scandal goes to trial

Woman says she is one of thousands illegally abducted and adopted during Franco dictatorship in 1900s.
Spain: 'Stolen babies' scandal goes to trial
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'Green gold': Pakistan plants hundreds of millions of trees

The 'Billion Tree Tsunami' is a provincial government programme described as a 'true conservation success story'.
'Green gold': Pakistan plants hundreds of millions of trees
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Dutch MPs pass law banning face veils in public buildings

New law bans veils and other items that hide the face in government buildings, public transport, schools and hospitals.
Dutch MPs pass law banning face veils in public buildings
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Saying goodbye to South Africa's legendary David Goldblatt

Goldblatt will be remembered as a mentor, a teacher and above all, the founder of Market Photo Workshop in Johannesburg.
Saying goodbye to South Africa's legendary David Goldblatt
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Bug reserve: Inside Britain's brownfield rainforest

earthrise travels to the UK where old industrial sites are being turned into safe havens for insects.
Bug reserve: Inside Britain's brownfield rainforest
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Poland: Eastern Europe remains firm on anti-migrant stance

Joachim Brudzinski said Poland, Hungary, Slovakia and Czech Republic are united against mass influx of migrants.
Poland: Eastern Europe remains firm on anti-migrant stance
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US Supreme Court upholds Trump travel ban

Court rejects challenge that US President Donald Trump's order discriminated against Muslims or exceeded his authority.
US Supreme Court upholds Trump travel ban
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Zimbabwe after the June 23 bomb attack

Zimbabweans have heard the talk of plots, assassinations and 'enemies' before.
Zimbabwe after the June 23 bomb attack
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David Goldblatt's iconic images capturing life under apartheid

Over the course of his career, Goldblatt's photographs were exhibited widely in newspapers and museums around the world.
David Goldblatt's iconic images capturing life under apartheid
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Is Islam the only way to talk about Christian fundamentalism?

And why did Mehdi Hasan have to call Christian fundamentalists 'Christian Taliban'?
Is Islam the only way to talk about Christian fundamentalism?
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Syria's war: Who controls what?

A map of the Syrian war showing who controls what after seven years of fighting.
Syria's war: Who controls what?
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US Supreme Court set to rule on Trump's travel ban

The court's conservative majority signaled earlier this year support for the president's controversial policy.
US Supreme Court set to rule on Trump's travel ban
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European demand for wood rapidly shrinking DRC's rainforest

Non-profit Global Witness says Democratic Republic of Congo's biggest timber company, Norsudtimber, is illegally harvesting trees at nearly 90 percent of its sites with impunity.
European demand for wood rapidly shrinking DRC's rainforest
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Eritrea delegation arrives in Ethiopia ahead of landmark talks

High-level Eritrean delegation arrives in Ethiopia for talks on ending decades old conflict between the two countries.
Eritrea delegation arrives in Ethiopia ahead of landmark talks
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India, DRC, US among most dangerous countries for women: poll

Yemen, Afghanistan, Nigeria, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Syria also top list in Thomas Reuters Foundation survey.
India, DRC, US among most dangerous countries for women: poll
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Europe's water lobby: Q&A with filmmaker Yorgos Avgeropoulos

Water is the most important issue of our time, and also an issue of democracy, says Avgeropoulos.
Europe's water lobby: Q&A with filmmaker Yorgos Avgeropoulos
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Western Europe witnesses warm weather

The heat sets in across the UK, the Netherlands, France and the Iberian Peninsula as temperature crosses 30C.
Western Europe witnesses warm weather
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General involved in Rohingya crackdown fired after EU sanctions

Major General Maung Maung Soe, who is already under US sanctions, led the brutal military offensive against Rohingya.
General involved in Rohingya crackdown fired after EU sanctions
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UN calls on member states to support UNRWA amid funding shortages

Head of Palestinian refugee agency says more than $250m needed to support millions of people following US aid cuts.
UN calls on member states to support UNRWA amid funding shortages
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Danish cargo ship carrying refugees allowed to dock in Italy

EU countries yet to find solution for another ship with 234 people on board, which was denied entry in Malta and Italy.
Danish cargo ship carrying refugees allowed to dock in Italy
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US: Crowds protest delays in reuniting migrant families

There have been more protests against the US government's actions on migration.
US: Crowds protest delays in reuniting migrant families
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Chemical weapons watchdog OPCW holds emergency conference

The world's chemical weapons watchdog is about to open its special conference at the Hague.
Chemical weapons watchdog OPCW holds emergency conference
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US temporarily scales back 'zero tolerance' immigration policy

White House says administration has only temporarily halted part of its policy because it's 'going to run out of space'.
US temporarily scales back 'zero tolerance' immigration policy
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Growing concern in US about political tribalism in Trump era

There's growing concern about political tribalism in the US, after President Trump's press secretary was asked to leave a restaurant in Virginia because of Trump's policies.
Growing concern in US about political tribalism in Trump era
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Trump slams Harley Davidson

US President Donald Trump has slammed motorcycle maker Harley Davidson, for planning to move some of its production out of the US.
Trump slams Harley Davidson
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Italy's Salvini visits Libya for talks to stop migration

Italy's newly-appointed deputy prime minister wants to set up camps in northern Africa to process people trying to migrate to Europe.
Italy's Salvini visits Libya for talks to stop migration
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What do Turkey's 2018 election results mean for the Kurds?

The pro-Kurdish HDP party passed the election threshold to win almost 12 percent of the 600 seats in parliament.
What do Turkey's 2018 election results mean for the Kurds?
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Abiy Ahmed's reforms in Ethiopia may have led to grenade attack

Senior police official among those held over explosion during rally after new PM Abiy Ahmed freed thousands of political prisoners.
Abiy Ahmed's reforms in Ethiopia may have led to grenade attack
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FSA rebels defiant as Syria boosts offensive to retake Deraa

US tells Syrian opposition fighters not to expect backing in the Deraa, the cradle of country's uprising and one of last two areas still held by rebels.
FSA rebels defiant as Syria boosts offensive to retake Deraa
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Former NATO chief denied entry to US over Iran trips

Javier Solana was denied an electronic visa waiver after visiting Iran for work in 2013.
Former NATO chief denied entry to US over Iran trips
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Why fans of non-competing countries love the football World Cup

Fans throng stadiums in Russia despite their teams not being part of the tournament. Al Jazeera asks them why.
Why fans of non-competing countries love the football World Cup
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Thailand youth football team trapped in flooded cave

Heavy rain obstructs search for 12 young football players and coach missing since Saturday in Chiang province.
Thailand youth football team trapped in flooded cave
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The Mexican presidential candidate vowing to fight for the poor

Former mayor of Mexico City Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is riding wave of populist support before upcoming election.
The Mexican presidential candidate vowing to fight for the poor
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Activists call Nelson Mandela Foundation to withdraw Obama invite

Critics say former US president does not represent Mandela's legacy and should not be a guest lecturer at annual event.
Activists call Nelson Mandela Foundation to withdraw Obama invite
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Four Arab states 'support US plan' for peace in the Middle East

Arab officials interviewed by Israel Hayom daily confirm to Kushner their countries' support for 'deal of the century'.
Four Arab states 'support US plan' for peace in the Middle East
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Duterte's 'stupid God' quip is his 'personal opinion' - spokesman

Spokesman says the Philippine president is entitled to express his views on faith and religion.
Duterte's 'stupid God' quip is his 'personal opinion' - spokesman
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Deported by Nigeria, migrants abandoned in the Sahara Desert

UN migration agency accuses Algiers of neglecting over 13,000 migrants forced to walk long distances without food or water.
Deported by Nigeria, migrants abandoned in the Sahara Desert
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Is the acquittal of Ali Salman a breakthrough in Bahrain?

The recent acquittal of a Shia opposition leader could be an indication that Bahrain might be heading towards reform.
Is the acquittal of Ali Salman a breakthrough in Bahrain?
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Race, Crime and Despair in Baltimore: Anatomy of an American City

An investigation into soaring homicide rates, a failed war on drugs and urban despair in the US city of Baltimore.
Race, Crime and Despair in Baltimore: Anatomy of an American City
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US unveils plan to reunite separated migrant families

US president compares people entering the US from Mexico to invaders and says they should be immediately sent back without appearing before a judge.
US unveils plan to reunite separated migrant families
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Four dead as torrential monsoon rains lash Mumbai

Heavy downpours bring disruption to a number of cities throughout India.
Four dead as torrential monsoon rains lash Mumbai
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What is behind Jared Kushner's latest Middle East tour?

The Trump administration is struggling to secure political support for the 'ultimate deal'.
What is behind Jared Kushner's latest Middle East tour?
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Entire Ocampo police force detained over candidate's murder

Mayoral candidate Fernando Angeles Juarez was killed last Thursday in bloodiest political season in years.
Entire Ocampo police force detained over candidate's murder
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Muslim and Hindu artists collaborate for Kashmir peace

For the first time in 66 years, works by Kashmir's Muslims and Hindus are on display under the same roof in Srinagar, part of a display to promote togetherness between the communities.
Muslim and Hindu artists collaborate for Kashmir peace
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Walk or die: Algeria abandons 13,000 refugees in the Sahara

Associated Press report details witness accounts of migrants and refugees from Africa left to die in the Sahara Desert.
Walk or die: Algeria abandons 13,000 refugees in the Sahara
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'I pray they let me in': Asylum seekers face long wait at border

Jeff Sessions tells asylum seekers to go to official ports, but getting across the border proves difficult for many.
'I pray they let me in': Asylum seekers face long wait at border
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Zimbabweans fear violence will mar elections

President Emmerson Mnangagwa says elections will go ahead as planned on July 30, despite what he said was an attempt on his life on Saturday after a grenade attack.
Zimbabweans fear violence will mar elections
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Against all odds: Meet India's happy interfaith couples

We speak to spouses of different faith backgrounds who have married, against the backdrop of rising obstinate attitudes.
Against all odds: Meet India's happy interfaith couples
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Who is Matteo Salvini, Italy's new radical interior minister?

In less than a month, Salvini, who admires Trump and Putin, has blocked refugee rescue boats and demanded a Roma census.
Who is Matteo Salvini, Italy's new radical interior minister?
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What US and UK media won't tell you about the war in Yemen

A look at how western media outlets cover the war in Yemen and the powers behind it.
What US and UK media won't tell you about the war in Yemen
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Profile: Recep Tayyip Erdogan

In power since 2002, Erdogan has now taken part in 14 elections including two presidential votes, and won them all.
Profile: Recep Tayyip Erdogan
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Masked attackers storm Roma camp in Ukraine

A group of masked assailants attack minority camp on the outskirts of Lviv, killing one man and wounding four others.
Masked attackers storm Roma camp in Ukraine
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Is the battle for Deraa decisive for the war in Syria?

The cradle of the Syrian revolution is under bombardment.
Is the battle for Deraa decisive for the war in Syria?
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Syria intensifies offensive to retake Deraa

Thousands of civilians are fleeing Deraa as Syrian government helicopters continue to drop barrel bombs as part of an offensive against the last rebel stronghold in southwest Syria.
Syria intensifies offensive to retake Deraa
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Trump urges immediate deportation of undocumented migrants

US President says people entering country with no proper documents should be sent back without court cases or judges.
Trump urges immediate deportation of undocumented migrants
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Will US lose global influence after Human Rights Council pullout?

Diplomats analysing the effect of US withdrawal from the United Nations Human Rights Council warn that the US could no longer be able to persuade allies or bully adversaries.
Will US lose global influence after Human Rights Council pullout?
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PA: US 'working hard' to topple Mahmoud Abbas

Palestinian leaders react with fury after Jared Kushner questions Palestinian president's ability to make peace deal.
PA: US 'working hard' to topple Mahmoud Abbas
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Nine police officials arrested over Ethiopia's grenade attack

Second person succumbs to injuries from explosion at PM Ahmed's rally as nine police officials held over security lapse.
Nine police officials arrested over Ethiopia's grenade attack
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A woman's game: Marta Vieira da Silva

'There were no other girls in town playing football and people made sure to let you know that.'
A woman's game: Marta Vieira da Silva
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Jane Goodall: Chimpanzees, humanity and all that binds them

Primatologist Jane Goodall talks to Al Jazeera about a lifetime of studying the animal with the closest DNA to man.
Jane Goodall: Chimpanzees, humanity and all that binds them
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Harry Kane leads England into World Cup 2018 knockouts

Captain Kane scores a hat-trick as England ease past hapless Panama to reach the knockout round at Russia 2018.
Harry Kane leads England into World Cup 2018 knockouts
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IGAD bloc says South Sudan's rebel leader Riek Machar not welcome

East African leaders say Machar should be free to leave South Africa, but not go to their countries
IGAD bloc says South Sudan's rebel leader Riek Machar not welcome
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Why the debt deal with the EU is bad for Greece

The new Eurogroup agreement commits Greece to 40 more years of austerity and supervision.
Why the debt deal with the EU is bad for Greece
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Fighting over Hudaida forces tens of thousands flee

Most are heading to Sanaa, Yemen's capital, after Saudi and Emirati-led coalition bomb its largest port bombed for 12 days.
Fighting over Hudaida forces tens of thousands flee
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What the Kremlin did while Russians were watching the World Cup

The Russian authorities have used the World Cup as a useful distraction.
What the Kremlin did while Russians were watching the World Cup
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Syria's chemical attacks: Smoke and mirrors, truth and lies

Insight into the seemingly impossible task of understanding the use of chemical weapons in the Syrian war.
Syria's chemical attacks: Smoke and mirrors, truth and lies
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Damascus roadblocks removed after Syria army victories

Syrian government is removing checkpoints and roadblocks from areas in and around Damascus, easing movement and traffic.
Damascus roadblocks removed after Syria army victories
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Explainer: Turkey's pivotal election

Voting is underway in Turkey's high-stakes elections that will complete the country's transition to a new executive presidential system.
Explainer: Turkey's pivotal election
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VAR: Talking point of World Cup 2018

Technology to assist the referees is being used in the global tournament for the first time.. but not without criticism.
VAR: Talking point of World Cup 2018
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Nigeria runs low on snakebite antidote

Thousands of people are bitten by snakes in Nigeria every year amid shortages of anti-venom, but health experts cannot be sure exactly how many die because of poor access to rural areas.
Nigeria runs low on snakebite antidote
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Dominican Republic hit by an 'easterly wave'

Africa builds them. The Atlantic winds them up. Some of them become hurricanes.
Dominican Republic hit by an 'easterly wave'
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Divided EU leaders meet over migration at 'mini-summit'

European leaders meet to discuss ways forward in crisis over migration, which is causing deep rifts within the bloc.
Divided EU leaders meet over migration at 'mini-summit'
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Saudi driving ban ends as women's rights activists remain jailed

Six female driving activists remain jailed as their peers take to the road legally for the first time in Saudi Arabia.
Saudi driving ban ends as women's rights activists remain jailed
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The Azeri master of Mugham: From war to the Royal Albert Hall

After being spotted while working as a porter having been shot in war, Gochag Askarov became a celebrated folk singer.
The Azeri master of Mugham: From war to the Royal Albert Hall
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Efforts under way to improve water quality in China's Erhai Lake

Last April, all restaurants and hotels beside the famous lake in the ancient town of Dali were ordered to suspend their business and undergo environmental inspections.
Efforts under way to improve water quality in China's Erhai Lake
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Efforts under way to improve water quality in China's Erhai Lake

Last April, all restaurants and hotels beside the famous lake in the ancient town of Dali were ordered to suspend their business and undergo environmental inspections.
Efforts under way to improve water quality in China's Erhai Lake
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Spain: Almost 800 refugees rescued off southern coast

Increasingly more refugees are choosing to go to Spain as Italy increases its clampdown on refugee arrivals.
Spain: Almost 800 refugees rescued off southern coast
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Turkey election: All you need to know about the June 24 polls

Al Jazeera takes an in-depth look at the June 24 snap election in Turkey with all the major players.
Turkey election: All you need to know about the June 24 polls
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Turkey election: Votes for pro-Kurdish HDP party could be pivotal

Though one of the main opposition parties represents the Kurdish minority, particularly in the southeast, its vote could be decisive in the election.
Turkey election: Votes for pro-Kurdish HDP party could be pivotal
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Poor People's Campaign rally in US calls for 'moral revival'

Poverty, immigration and racism were among the issues that dominated a mass rally of activists and their supporters in Washington, DC, on Saturday.
Poor People's Campaign rally in US calls for 'moral revival'
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Nicaragua unrest: What you should know

More than 200 have died during a government crackdown on students and others, calling for the president's resignation.
Nicaragua unrest: What you should know
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Refugees trapped at Greece-Macedonia border

For the refugees living rough in Greece, there is no water, let alone hope, amid an atmosphere of increasing hostility towards new arrivals in Europe.
Refugees trapped at Greece-Macedonia border
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Nicaragua unrest: Baby among five killed in fresh protests

Death toll from more than two months of protests climbs to at least 200 as international criticism mounts against Ortega
Nicaragua unrest: Baby among five killed in fresh protests
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Zimbabwe explosion sullies hopes for an election free of tension

Analysts say explosion could trigger violence ahead of next month's presidential and parliamentary polls.
Zimbabwe explosion sullies hopes for an election free of tension
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Saudi women hit the road as driving ban is lifted

World's only ban on female motorists overturned, in a move that follows arrests of activists calling for right to drive.
Saudi women hit the road as driving ban is lifted
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Jeremy Corbyn decries US funding cut for Palestinian refugees

UK opposition leader calls US decision to slash budget for UN agency 'big mistake' as he visits Jordan refugee camps.
Jeremy Corbyn decries US funding cut for Palestinian refugees
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Turks set to vote in crucial presidential and parliamentary polls

Erdogan seeks to keep his seat with increased powers after the vote that will transform the country's political system.
Turks set to vote in crucial presidential and parliamentary polls
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Iraq: 45 ISIL members killed in Syria air strikes

Iraqi military says it struck meeting of ISIL leaders in Hajin region, in the eastern Syrian province of Deir Az Zor.
Iraq: 45 ISIL members killed in Syria air strikes
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UK: Tens of thousands of anti-Brexit protesters call for new vote

Pro-EU demonstrators in London demand a second public vote on Britain's EU membership, two years after referendum.
UK: Tens of thousands of anti-Brexit protesters call for new vote
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Emerging debt: Why a strong dollar troubles developing countries

We ask why a strong dollar is a major challenge for emerging market economies; plus, the business of digital addiction.
Emerging debt: Why a strong dollar troubles developing countries
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World Cup 2018: There is no 'i' in Sweden's team

Sweden has a proud tradition of playing an organised-style of football, starting with the academies that feed clubs in its domestic league.
World Cup 2018: There is no 'i' in Sweden's team
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Is Mexico's World Cup 2018 campaign aided by the supernatural?

Mexico's self-proclaimed 'head warlock' is attempting to enlist spiritual guardians to aid the nation's football team using mystical traditions that predate the invasion of Spanish conquistadors.
Is Mexico's World Cup 2018 campaign aided by the supernatural?
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Pleas to release Al Jazeera's Mahmoud Hussein at IPI congress

The International Press Institute celebrates the hard work and resilience of journalists while condemning state and non-state actors targeting members of the media, including Egypt's imprisonment of Mahmoud Hussein.
Pleas to release Al Jazeera's Mahmoud Hussein at IPI congress
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Blast rocks Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa's rally

President not injured and evacuated from scene in the city of Bulawayo, spokesman tells state media.
Blast rocks Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa's rally
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Violent postelection riots continue in Papua New Guinea

Prime Minister Peter O'Neill has declared a state of emergency after a disputed election result triggered rioting in Papua New Guinea, casting a pall over the upcoming APEC summit in the Pacific nation.
Violent postelection riots continue in Papua New Guinea
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Windrush generation celebrates 70 years since arriving in the UK

The British government has apologised for the treatment of Caribbean immigrants known as the 'Windrush generation' and has promised celebrations to honour the migrants that helped rebuild the country after World War II.
Windrush generation celebrates 70 years since arriving in the UK
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Billboards celebrate indigenous women's resilience in Canada

Fifty First Nations, Inuit and Metis women artists will have their work on display on billboards across Canada.
Billboards celebrate indigenous women's resilience in Canada
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Egypt's Mohamed Salah given honourary Chechen citizenship

Chechnya leader Ramzan Kadyrov pinned broach of Chechen flag onto Mohamed Salah's shirt during ceremonial banquet.
Egypt's Mohamed Salah given honourary Chechen citizenship
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Nicaragua's govt accused of 'serious' human rights violations

Nicaragua's government is being accused of human rights violations during two months of protests and crackdown.
Nicaragua's govt accused of 'serious' human rights violations
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Donald Trump under pressure over immigration crisis

A defiant Donald Trump is sticking to his 'zero-tolerance' policy on immigration.
Donald Trump under pressure over immigration crisis
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Why Guatemalan minors seek asylum in US

Guatemala's Foreign Ministry says nearly 6,000 unaccompanied Guatemalan children are in shelters around the United States.
Why Guatemalan minors seek asylum in US
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An unworthy war? US/UK reporting on Yemen

As the assault on Hudaida makes news, we examine flaws in coverage of the war in Yemen. Plus, chemical attacks in Syria.
An unworthy war? US/UK reporting on Yemen
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Syria's war: Assad defies US, presses assault near Deraa

UN chief Antonio Guterres calls for cessation of military escalation and return to ceasefire agreed by US and Russia.
Syria's war: Assad defies US, presses assault near Deraa
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Turkish candidates brace for surprises ahead of Sunday vote

Candidates are bracing for surprises at a crucial time in the political landscape as a large number of swing voters have been shifting allegiances
Turkish candidates brace for surprises ahead of Sunday vote
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Yemen war: UN offers deal to manage Hudaida's port

The UN wants to manage the port and ease the delivery of aid.
Yemen war: UN offers deal to manage Hudaida's port
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Abiy Ahmed is transforming Ethiopia even in the face of adversity

Ethiopia's PM Abiy Ahmed showed remarkable courage in admitting the practise of state sanctioned torture.
Abiy Ahmed is transforming Ethiopia even in the face of adversity
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ICC gives Myanmar deadline over Rohingya case jurisdiction

ICC gives Myanmar until July 27 to respond to a request on whether it should exercise jurisdiction over alleged crimes.
ICC gives Myanmar deadline over Rohingya case jurisdiction
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Where's Turkey headed? Karamollaoglu and Kalin talk to Al Jazeera

Temel Karamollaoglu, leader of the Saadet Party, and AK Party spokesperson Ibrahim Kalin, discuss Turkey's elections.
Where's Turkey headed? Karamollaoglu and Kalin talk to Al Jazeera
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'Harassed, discriminated': Story of Assam's Bengali origin people

As Assam counts its citizens, the fate of nearly 250,000 people, whose cases are pending in Tribunals, remains in limbo.
'Harassed, discriminated': Story of Assam's Bengali origin people
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Turkey election: Opposition takes campaign to the street

Squeezed out of access to traditional media, Turkey's opposition parties are campaigning in a more personal way; face-to-face, on the streets.
Turkey election: Opposition takes campaign to the street
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Corruption in Zambia: 42 fire trucks for $42m

The African Union is promoting an anti-corruption agenda, but is the Zambian government committed to it?
Corruption in Zambia: 42 fire trucks for $42m
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Why are Londoners relying on food-banks and soup kitchens?

Food bank usage is rising quickly, including among working people on unpredictable zero-hour contracts.
Why are Londoners relying on food-banks and soup kitchens?
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Ethiopia: PM Abiy Ahmed says 'a few' killed in Addis Ababa blast

Explosion kills several at large rally by supporters of new, reformist Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed in the capital.
Ethiopia: PM Abiy Ahmed says 'a few' killed in Addis Ababa blast
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Antwon Rose: Hundreds protests police killing of unarmed teen

Protests continue for third day after white police officer kills unarmed black 17-year-old who was fleeing traffic stop.
Antwon Rose: Hundreds protests police killing of unarmed teen
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Trump renews sanctions on N Korea citing 'extraordinary threat'

Extension of punitive measures comes despite Trump previously saying Pyongyang no longer posed a 'nuclear threat'.
Trump renews sanctions on N Korea citing 'extraordinary threat'
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Official 'humiliates' Indian interfaith couple, sparking outrage

An interfaith couple claim they faced religious bias at a passport office in Lucknow, drawing outrage on social media.
Official 'humiliates' Indian interfaith couple, sparking outrage
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Who will Kurds vote for in key Turkey elections?

Votes of millions of Kurds are likely to determine outcome of upcoming polls by tipping balance of power in parliament.
Who will Kurds vote for in key Turkey elections?
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Greece: Mixed feelings about the years of austerity

Originally intended to last only two years, Greece's eight-year austerity programme is seen by many as having caused more harm than good.
Greece: Mixed feelings about the years of austerity
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Malaysia's growing plastic recycling industry

Countries like the UK have increased their plastic waste exports to Malaysia now they can no longer export to China.
Malaysia's growing plastic recycling industry
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Can US plan for Middle East deliver peace?

As White House team visits region, what hope is there for unannounced US plan pre-emptively rejected by Palestinians?
Can US plan for Middle East deliver peace?
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Should Kim Jong-un trust Trump? No, according to Iran

North Korea's Kim Jong-un must have watched closely how Trump dismantled the Iran nuclear deal.
Should Kim Jong-un trust Trump? No, according to Iran
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Nicaraguans trying to flee the continuing violence

Parents want their children far away from Nicaragua until the political crisis is resolved.
Nicaraguans trying to flee the continuing violence
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Turkey: Kurdish parties in election race despite crackdown

Kurdish politicians in Turkey are using unusual methods to keep their campaigns alive despite the limitations placed on them by the government.
Turkey: Kurdish parties in election race despite crackdown
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Mexico political killings mar election

Mexico is headed for its biggest and possibly most violent election ever.
Mexico political killings mar election
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Football, the craziness and the world

As the World Cup delivers triumph and tragedy on the field, it's impossible to keep the politics from trickling in.
Football, the craziness and the world
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Facebook pulls the plug on far-right Generation Identity

Facebook took the decision after the group violated the social media outlet's policies, according to the i Paper.
Facebook pulls the plug on far-right Generation Identity
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Confusion at US-Mexico border after new Trump executive order

Doubts over practical implementation of order to end family separation causes US border to slide further into chaos.
Confusion at US-Mexico border after new Trump executive order
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Europeans in UK deeply worried about post-Brexit future

The UK is promising a streamlined registration system for EU citizens to apply to stay after Brexit.
Europeans in UK deeply worried about post-Brexit future
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Refugee crisis has driven a fault line through EU

Western European countries are under attack from Italy, Austria and Hungry as 27-member bloc grapples to find a solution to the refugee crisis.
Refugee crisis has driven a fault line through EU
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US migration crisis: Detained families face uncertainty

About 500 migrant children who were separated from their parents at the US-Mexico border have been reunited with their families.
US migration crisis: Detained families face uncertainty
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US Congress divided over immigration system overhaul

Attempts to unite the US Congress on legislation to overhaul the US immigration system have hit a major stumbling block.
US Congress divided over immigration system overhaul
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Britain's black Muslims: Ignored, discriminated and resisting

Mostly of African or Caribbean background, black Muslims are raising awareness of the centrality of blackness to Islam.
Britain's black Muslims: Ignored, discriminated and resisting
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Yemen war: Hudaida residents escape south to Sanaa

People from Hudaida have started heading south to the capital Sanaa in an attempt to escape the fighting in the port city.
Yemen war: Hudaida residents escape south to Sanaa
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Increase in number of Central American migrants deported from US

The number of Central American migrants being deported from the US has risen dramatically.
Increase in number of Central American migrants deported from US
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America's latest amnesia epidemic on immigration policies

Trump is not the only US president to have ripped thousands of families apart.
America's latest amnesia epidemic on immigration policies
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#OccupyICEPDX: Protesters 'occupy ICE' over US immigration policy

Activists vow to remain after shutting down Portland ICE office over Trump's 'zero tolerance' approach to immigration.
#OccupyICEPDX: Protesters 'occupy ICE' over US immigration policy
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Cleanup follows deadly flooding in Ivory Coast's Abidjan

At least 18 people killed as flash floods raged through parts of the country's major urban centre.
Cleanup follows deadly flooding in Ivory Coast's Abidjan
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Five NGO workers gang-raped in India's Jharkhand state

Attackers film assault and use video to keep women from going to police in latest sexual assault in Jharkhand state.
Five NGO workers gang-raped in India's Jharkhand state
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Two Koreas hold talks on planned August 15 family reunion

Planned reunion in August during the two countries' National Liberation Day will be the first of such event since 2015.
Two Koreas hold talks on planned August 15 family reunion
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Greece declared fit for markets after 8 years of austerity

Eurozone extends debt repayment, but strict supervision on spending and reforms will remain for 40 years.
Greece declared fit for markets after 8 years of austerity
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UN report condemns Kashmir's Public Safety Act

Minors are arrested under the preventive detention law, which has now been slammed by the UN human rights body.
UN report condemns Kashmir's Public Safety Act
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Political tensions loom over critical OPEC meeting

Will Iran agree to Saudi and Russia’s call to lift oil production?
Political tensions loom over critical OPEC meeting
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Brexit anniversary brings little cheer to Walsall

The UK marks the second anniversary of the historic vote to pull out of the bloc.
Brexit anniversary brings little cheer to Walsall
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Central European countries to boycott Brussels' migration meeting

Leaders of Hungary, Poland, Slovakia and the Czech Republic will skip a mini summit on migration this Sunday.
Central European countries to boycott Brussels' migration meeting
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Up to 200 missing after tourist ferry capsizes in Indonesia

Twenty-one survivors after a severely overloaded wooden ferry sank in Lake Toba, a popular tourist destination in North Sumatra.
Up to 200 missing after tourist ferry capsizes in Indonesia
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Saudi launches awareness campaign before female motorists drive

Three-day campaign dubbed 'place your trust in God and drive' aims to educate women on driving and safety regulations.
Saudi launches awareness campaign before female motorists drive
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Syrian offensive displaces thousands in rebel-held Deraa

More than 12,000 civilians displaced since Tuesday after regime forces intensified their shelling and air strikes.
Syrian offensive displaces thousands in rebel-held Deraa
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Syrians in Golan Heights to boycott Israel's election in the area

Syrian residents of the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights will boycott the first municipal elections by Israel in the area.
Syrians in Golan Heights to boycott Israel's election in the area
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Thousands celebrate International Day of Yoga

Yoga enthusiasts around the world took part in mass yoga to observe International Yoga Day.
Thousands celebrate International Day of Yoga
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Allies line up to impose retaliatory trade tariffs against US

Turkey and India become the latest Washington allies to impose millions of dollars in levies on American goods.
Allies line up to impose retaliatory trade tariffs against US
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Iran's Zarif: Donald Trump's behaviour 'erratic, dangerous'

Iran's top diplomat says Tehran cannot negotiate and entrust security of the Middle East on an 'impulsive' US leader.
Iran's Zarif: Donald Trump's behaviour 'erratic, dangerous'
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Turkey's June 24 elections are about checks and balances

The early call of the elections in Turkey had some unintended consequences, including uniting the opposition.
Turkey's June 24 elections are about checks and balances
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Can a Muslim perform at the Bataclan in Paris?

Muslim rapper Medine is an artist, not a politician. And he should be treated as such.
Can a Muslim perform at the Bataclan in Paris?
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Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's wife Sara charged with fraud

Sara Netanyahu is accused of misuse of state funds worth about $100,000 for catering services at PM's residence.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's wife Sara charged with fraud
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Turkey's June 24 elections are about stability

The transformation of Turkey's political system will usher in a period of stability for civilian rule.
Turkey's June 24 elections are about stability
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Haftar forces claim to have retaken key oil terminals in Libya

The Ras Lanuf and Al-Sidra oil terminals came under attack last week by rebels opposing the renegade general.
Haftar forces claim to have retaken key oil terminals in Libya
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Turkey to receive F-35 jets despite opposition from Senate

US Congress attempted to prevent the sale of fighter jets because of worsening US-Turkey relations.
Turkey to receive F-35 jets despite opposition from Senate
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