What next for Ethiopia after grenade attack at PM's rally?

Ethiopia attack 'a bid to scare people and sabotage PM'

Explosion at rally attended by supporters of reformist Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed kills at least one and wounds scores.

by Fidelis Mbah

Refugees

Corbyn decries funding cut for Palestinian refugees

by Layla Bashar Al-Kloub

Ethiopia

One dead, scores wounded in Ethiopia PM's rally blast

Turks set to vote in crucial presidential and parliamentary polls

Turkey Elections 2018

Final rallies for Turkish candidates before key polls

by Umut Uras

Zimbabwe

Mnangagwa says 'it's not my time' after escaping blast

Iraq23 Jun 2018 16:45 GMT

Iraq: 45 ISIL members killed in Syria air raids

Iraqi military says it struck meeting of ISIL leaders in Hajin region, in the eastern Syrian province of Deir Az Zor.

Iraq: 45 ISIL members killed in Syria air raids

United Kingdom23 Jun 2018 15:38 GMT

Tens of thousands demand new vote in anti-Brexit march

Pro-EU demonstrators in London demand a second public vote on Britain's departure deal, two years after referendum.

UK: Tens of thousands of anti-Brexit protesters call for new vote

World Cup 201823 Jun 2018 14:29 GMT

World Cup 2018: There is no 'i' in Sweden's team

Sweden has a proud tradition of playing an organised-style of football, starting with the academies that feed clubs in its domestic league.

World Cup 2018: There is no 'i' in Sweden's team

02:35

World Cup 201823 Jun 2018 14:13 GMT

Is Mexico's World Cup 2018 campaign aided by the supernatural?

Mexico's self-proclaimed 'head warlock' is attempting to enlist spiritual guardians to aid the nation's football team using mystical traditions that predate the invasion of Spanish conquistadors.

Is Mexico's World Cup 2018 campaign aided by the supernatural?

01:39

Journalism under fire23 Jun 2018 14:07 GMT

Pleas to release Al Jazeera's Mahmoud Hussein at IPI congress

The International Press Institute celebrates the hard work and resilience of journalists while condemning state and non-state actors targeting members of the media, including Egypt's imprisonment of Mahmoud Hussein.

Pleas to release Al Jazeera's Mahmoud Hussein at IPI congress

02:56

Asia Pacific23 Jun 2018 12:57 GMT

Violent postelection riots continue in Papua New Guinea

Prime Minister Peter O'Neill has declared a state of emergency after a disputed election result triggered rioting in Papua New Guinea, casting a pall over the upcoming APEC summit in the Pacific nation.

Violent postelection riots continue in Papua New Guinea

02:35

Europe23 Jun 2018 12:52 GMT

Windrush generation celebrates 70 years since arriving in the UK

The British government has apologised for the treatment of Caribbean immigrants known as the 'Windrush generation' and has promised celebrations to honour the migrants that helped rebuild the country after World War II.