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Naftali Bennett said Iran’s presidential election was a sign for world powers to ‘wake up’ before returning to a deal.

Alaa was executive director of a UK-based non-profit that advocated for human rights in the Gulf.

From his time at the seminary in Qom to hardline president-elect, Ebrahim Raisi has come a long way.

European football’s governing body says probe over ‘potential discriminatory incidents’ in Budapest to be opened.

While many leaders lined up to congratulate Raisi on his victory, some groups criticised his human rights record.

The polls were called by incumbent PM following protests over the country’s defeat in a war with Azerbaijan last year.

Walmart de Mexico, the country’s biggest retailer, told grocery baggers that they need not come back to work.

The latest Gaza war is over and Western media has moved on, but Israeli apartheid continues to brutalise Palestinians.

On World Refugee Day, Al Jazeera looks at the painful journeys refugees were forced on in 2020 despite global pandemic.

Jurgen Conings, 46, was on an anti-terrorism watch list and had threatened several people, hoarded heavy weaponry.

Danny Fenster makes appearance on ‘incitement’ charge, but the US consular authorities have not been able to see him.

More than 6,000 people have been detained since the coup, and journalists are one of many groups being targeted.

The blaze at Kin Ma, a village of about 800 people, left an estimated 200 homes reduced into piles of ash and bricks.

101 East explores how Myanmar’s military is crushing dissent through violence, covert interrogations and fear.

Civilians are training with ethnic armed groups and setting up cells in cities, but face a formidably armed military.

Rights group urges a probe into the UN sharing refugees’ data with Bangladesh, which passed it on to Myanmar.

Detained politician faces a string of charges, including accepting illegal payments and violating colonial-era law.

Since the military coup, an anti-military movement has grown to include fighting for ethnic minority rights.

Save the Children says 103 schools and other education facilities attacked in May as coup-triggered chaos continues.

Analysts say army chief Min Aung Hlaing determined to sideline hugely popular leader and reshape political landscape.

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