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Traders say some exports are crossing border after a weeklong halt, but Tehran says its cargo is not getting through.

Debris fell on the Saudi city of Khamis Mushait after Houthi-fired missiles were intercepted.

Real won their fifth straight game across all competitions and are finding their footing under veteran Jose Mourinho.

Manchester United hit a new low on Sunday with a home loss to Bournemouth. So, how can they solve their issues?

The death toll in Israel's genocidal war on Gaza climbs to 74,555, including 1,559 killed since 'ceasefire' last year.

Pakistan came back from 154-9 to beat England by one wicket, thanks to a historic innings by all-rounder Shadab Khan.

Uncertainty remains over key positions after student-led movement deals a blow to longtime leader's political dominance.

Jordanian authorities have named the individuals behind the 'terrorist incident'.

Defence ministers from France, Germany, Italy, Poland and the UK to discuss increasing military assistance to Ukraine.

Coalition says it destroyed ballistic missile launchers as well as tunnels and a depot used to store missiles.

Governorate's Druze majority in deadlock with Syrian government.

AJLabs tracks how Israeli parties voted against eight Knesset bills that disfavoured Palestinians ahead of the election.

Thousands lined the streets of Caracas to welcome opposition leader Maria Corina Machado back to Venezuela after exile.

Asian Cup 2027 to kick off on January 7 with Saudi Arabia facing Palestine in Riyadh as the AFC announces the schedule.

This will be Algeria's first foreign troop deployment in 50 years as the country shifts its military doctrine.

Israel's assault on the West Bank city has forced thousands of people to flee their homes.

Flavio Bolsonaro is refusing to concede to Lula da Silva who won a historic 4th term in Sunday's election.

Tech billionaires have raised more than $300m to oppose the billionaire tax proposal.

After years of war, displacement and restrictions, Gazans ask whether Israel’s election will affect their future.

The outcome of Brazil's presidential election demonstrates that the far-right tide in Latin America is not inevitable.