Israel is the first country outside the US to get access to the F-35 war plane, the most expensive ever developed.

Facebook, Twitter and WhatsApp among apps temporarily banned by authorities in Indian-administered Kashmir.

Court refuses to dismiss charges against Hichilema, who was arrested for allegedly blocking the president's limousine.

Women's activists say they are closer than ever to abolishing Article 308, which pardons rapists who marry their victim.

Making sense of the paradise where a young blogger got murdered.

What does a Trump administration mean for science and environmental policy as science vs politics debates intensify?

We asked two Kashmiris with opposing views whether residents of the region should participate in elections.

French foreign minister says chemical analysis of samples from Khan Sheikhoun 'bears signature' of Syria government.

Overnight arrests target alleged network of US-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, blamed by Turkey for failed coup attempt.

Energy department approves Golden Pass energy giant to export liquefied natural gas to global market.

Why Kashmir's millennials have stones in their hands, not laptops.

No one wants a war on the Korean Peninsula, but that could change.

It was the second-warmest March - after March 2016 - in a database which goes as far back as 1880.

A rare and exclusive insight into an Iranian Kurdish political party and paramilitary group in exile in northern Iraq.

Reporters Without Borders warns of tipping point for press freedom in era of 'strongmen and propaganda'.

The dives will also be the unmanned spacecraft's swansong as its mission will end in a 'death plunge' in September 2017.

Other awards handed to Al Jazeera at New York Festivals include five Gold World Medals, 14 silver and seven bronze.

South Africa's political rebel Julius Malema gains support across the nation as he challenges the ruling ANC party.

A fascinating look at how young North Korean actors are trained in the arts of state propaganda.

We explore the dark history of the New York prison and ask if it is a symbol of racially biased mass incarceration.