02 May 2018
'Caravan' migrants at US-Mexico border vow to wait
Only a handful of people in the so-called "migrant caravan" have so far been allo...
02 May 2018
Puerto Rico's May Day protest turns violent over austerity cuts
Annual May Day protests in the Puerto Rican capital of San Juan have turned violent, with r...
02 May 2018
No gold rush for South Sudan
Mining for gold is the only source of income for many people living in the eastern part of ...
02 May 2018
Trump calls leak of Mueller's Russia questions 'disgraceful'
A former lawyer for Donald Trump says Special Counsel Robert Mueller has raised the possibi...
02 May 2018
Displaced Syrians at risk of losing homes under new property law
Millions of privately-owned homes could be seized by the government in Syria under a new pr...
01 May 2018
Armenia crisis: Pashinyan demands strike after losing PM vote
Armenian opposition leader Nikol Pashinyan has called for a nationwide campaign of civil di...
01 May 2018
France commemorating 50 years since 1968 uprising
France is commemorating 50 years since the 1968 student uprising.
May 1968, when ...
01 May 2018
Will Brexit destabilise peace agreement in Ireland?
A former member of the Irish Republican Army has told Al Jazeera that Brexit could lead to ...
01 May 2018
Iran: Netanyahu's 'lies' aimed at influencing Trump
Iran has called Israel's prime minister an 'infamous liar' after he made new al...
01 May 2018
Fears of more attacks in Afghanistan
Another alarm's being sounded about the war in Afghanistan, along with warnings of more...
01 May 2018
Cardinal George Pell to face trial on sex abuse charges
One of the Catholic church's top officials will face a criminal trial in Australia to d...
01 May 2018
Pigeon racing takes flight in Sri Lanka
Pigeon racing has become popular in the tropical island of Sri Lanka.
Many locals...