Calls to impeach President Yoon grow after he was forced to reverse his decision to impose martial law in South Korea.
A ceramicist retraces his Maya roots to recreate a long-lost pre-Hispanic pigment that survived for over a millennium.
Born 100 years ago, Sobukwe was a titan of South Africa’s anti-apartheid struggle.
German intelligence chief says Russia’s hybrid war could prompt NATO allies to invoke the mutual defence Article 5.
US historian Geoff Kabaservice argues that Americans don’t feel that the status quo in their country benefits them.
Thousands are marching against a bill they believe undermines the Treaty of Waitangi and limits Maori rights.
An important focus for socialising and learning until the 1980s, Morocco’s art-deco cinemas are undergoing a revival.
The civil rights leader’s family has accused the CIA, FBI and NYPD of concealing prior knowledge of the assassination.
This US election is too close to call, say experts, but it’s not the first time.
Al Jazeera looks at the US economy, demographics, geography and other indicators ahead of the November 5 elections.
Americans are heading to the polls on November 5 as part of an Election Day tradition dating back to the mid-1800s.
System to pick US president created in 1787, when the South found a way to inflate its numbers and political influence.
A Spanish documentary has made history-changing claims, but the science behind its conclusions remains unclear.
Michiko Kodama was a small child when the US atomic bomb hit her home city of Hiroshima in 1945.
