Feminist activist Salika Amara, who set up the Paris suburbs' first female theatre group, discusses the state of France.

Daily Telegraph depicted Mohamed as the proverbial three wise monkeys, claiming he didn't condemn 2015 Paris attacks.

Supreme Court upholds death penalty for four men convicted of rape that sparked widespread protests and condemnation.

EFF's Malema is following in Zuma's steps, but that might not necessarily get him to the presidency.

Here is what we know about North Korea's nuclear capabilities.

De-escalation zones in Syria will be closed for warplanes of US-led international coalition, Russian envoy says.

Some farmers in Tamil Nadu state have survived severe drought by adopting traditional crops and farming methods.

Islamabad accuses Afghan forces of cross-border firing during a Balochistan population census, killing at least seven.

Salt water leading to saline intrusion of farmland across Mekong River Delta.

Single-aisle plane can carry up to 168 passengers and is meant to rival Airbus and Boeing aircraft.

Some of the survivors of the Khan Sheikhoun attack share with Al Jazeera their stories of sorrow and helplessness.

Despite two years of war, Yemeni couples are continuing to defy numerous challenges to get married.

Eight countries, including Brazil and Mexico, condemn Caracas' crackdown on protests, as death toll rises to 36.

UN atomic agency chief Yukiya Amano says satellite images suggest nuclear efforts moving ahead as stated by Pyongyang.

Government issues 'proof of life' video after rumours spread that jailed Leopoldo Lopez had died.

UN employee taken captive just before UN Security Council ambassadors arrive to show support for peace deal with FARC.

People with pre-existing conditions take to Twitter to express anger and concern that they could lose health coverage.

FLN and ally widely expected to win but many voters seem disillusioned amid soaring unemployment and a financial crisis.

We meet the men risking their own lives to help protect young lovers from being killed in the name of honour.