South Korea: New COVID-19 cases drop since December record high
Signs of coronavirus success in South Korea – Al Jazeera looks at the progress made as the country marks one year since its first case.
Signs of coronavirus success in South Korea – Al Jazeera looks at the progress made as the country marks one year since its first case.
An appeal for calm in Tunisia as protests over unemployment and poverty intensify.
The move is an apparent show of strength as it prepares to resume talks with Turkey on agreeing to the limits of their continental shelves.
At least 15 people are dead and more than 40,000 have been forced from their homes as floods inundate regions in Indonesia’s South Kalimantan province.
Lagging immunisation drive further hampered by wait on active ingredients from abroad to finish doses for distribution.
Israel health ministry approved import of 5,000 units of Sputnik V vaccine for Palestinian Authority, Israeli media says.
Security forces’ deployment comes after mass arrests and days of violent protests by youth in various cities across the country.
An internet shutdown, which was imposed citing national security reasons, was partially restored on Monday.
Constitutional Court upholds Touadera’s disputed victory at last month’s polls amid threats from armed groups to attack the capital.
Honduran migrants and asylum seekers in US-bound caravan say they are fleeing hurricane devastation, unemployment and violence.
Leading opposition figure now set to remain in prison until February 15 following dramatic airport arrest.
Tents sheltering displaced Syrians have filled with water during days of heavy rain in the northwest region.
Al Jazeera's Investigative Unit has obtained video footage recorded during the earliest days of the coronavirus lockdown in Wuhan.
Some seek more proof it is safe and effective before they approve it, others are pushing forward with their roll-out.
China’s is likely to be the only major growth economy as the US, Japan and Europe struggle to get on top of rising infections.
The realities of Brexit, coupled with London's handling of coronavirus, have put new energy behind calls for Scottish independence.
Jay Y Lee has been found guilty of bribery and embezzlement in connection with the corruption scandal that brought down the former president, Park Geun-Hye, who was jailed in 2017.
Healthcare facilities in Amazonas state are being pushed to their limits due to a surge in COVID-19 infections.
In Kyrgyzstan's Naryn region, high employment pushes hundreds of miners toil underground in brutal cold in search of tiny quantities of gold.
A discovery that could help rewrite Egypt's ancient history - archaeologists find coffins and artefacts dating back more than 3,000 years
A Palestinian court is hearing a case against an Israeli settler - in what is believed to be the first case of its kind.
Uganda’s opposition leader urges supporters to refrain from violence as he plans to challenge President Museveni win in court.
Security forces are blocking thousands of migrants and asylum seekers fleeing hurricane destruction, unemployment and violence.
The verdict sidelines Jay Y Lee from important decisions at the world’s biggest electronics firm in a time of global uncertainties.
Opposition figure arrested at passport control after flying home to Russia from Germany five months after being poisoned with Novichok.
Opposition figure Alexey Navalny arrested at passport control after flying back to Russia from Germany.
Afghan officials blame the Taliban for the attacks, an accusation the armed group denies.
As PM scrambles to find enough allies to survive confidence votes, lockdown rules are being extended - meaning more misery for businesses.
The burning of leftover straw from harvest season in northern India has long been a big contributor to air pollution, but now some are putting it to good use.
Protests erupt in Tunisian cities amid anger over poor economy.
How Brexit is being blamed for ruining Scotland's fishing industry.
Bosnian authorities has started moving hundreds of migrants stuck at the Lipa camp in to heated military tents following days of uncertainty after a fire gutted most of the camp in December.
Uganda’s longtime president will continue his rule over a population where three-quarters are below 30 and have never known anyone else in charge.
Two days after the disaster, it is unclear if there are people still trapped but alive under the debris on Sulawesi.
A majority of Palestinians want general elections, but recent polls show they do not believe that is possible.
Hundreds of residents in Dutch care homes are dying of COVID-19 every week, but not a single one has been inoculated yet.
Armin Laschet wins 521 of 991 votes cast during the conservative party’s first-ever digital convention.
India, home to 1.3 billion, is aiming to inoculate about 300 million people by July.
People across the country protest to appeal for more government help as oxygen supplies run out amid spread in new coronavirus variants.
Administrators at a primary school in Tripoli say they are taking safety measures seriously.
A popular starting point for Mexicans who return to their hometown is a neighbourhood in Mexico City known as ‘little LA’.
Indonesia was one of the first countries outside China to approve the vaccine developed by Sinovac.
At least 34 killed, several trapped in collapsed buildings after a 6.2 quake as expert warns aftershocks could trigger tsunami.
Display of military might at Pyongyang parade follows party congress at which Kim Jong Un admitted country’s failures.
President Trump, who ordered the reduction last year, says that troop levels in Afghanistan reached a 19-year low.
India’s severe outbreak fails to deter Hindu pilgrims from descending on the banks of Ganges river in Haridwar for the seven-week festival.
Experts compare the way Beirut’s port is managed with how the state is run.
Brazilian Health Minister Eduardo Pazuello said the hospital system in the city of Manaus is collapsing.
About 200 people gathered in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, to start their long journey to the US.
People turned out in droves on Thursday to make their mark in an election pitting long-time leader Yoweri Museveni against popstar Bobi Wine.