Protests erupted across Iran after the rial plunged to a record low against the US dollar.

Mourners surround Bangladesh's parliament in Dhaka to pay their respects to the country's first female prime minister.

Some in the country are worried about loss of identity following the switch from the Bulgarian lev to the euro.

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Mothers starving to feed children, surgeries without anaesthesia and loss of privacy define female experience in Gaza.

Military hails elections as a victory despite criticism from rights groups and reduced turnout compared with past polls.

Emergency physician James Smith talks about the consequences for Palestinians in Gaza if Israel implements a ban on aid.

Crowds flock to Dhaka's streets to mourn the loss of the former prime minister, who led Bangladesh thrice.

Wall Street's benchmark S&P 500 sees third year of double-digit gains, while non-US stocks register best run since 2009.

Saudi Arabia sent a clear signal with its unprecedented attack on Yemen's Southern Transitional Council forces.

Al Jazeera Arabic investigation obtains recordings of Suheil al-Hassan discussing Israeli support, regrouping efforts.

We have seen so much evil this year that we are afraid to imagine the future.

The operation follows a series of clashes and attacks linked to ISIL, which is feared to be making a resurgence.

The US has waged its 'war on terror' for 25 years now, sowing death and destruction across the world.

Venezuela is the latest country to be hit by US strikes as the Trump administration ramps up military interventions.

Israel's latest move could amplify a deep humanitarian crisis spawned by its genocidal war on Gaza.

Cambodian villagers have told Al Jazeera they’re being prevented from returning to their homes by Thai forces.

While the robbers remain at large, customers are furious about the Christmas break robbery.

Thousands of Palestinians were killed or injured at or near food distribution sites in Gaza this year.

Proponents say compiling personal information in a single database is more efficient. But critics fear risks to privacy.