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Kilmar García, a man wrongly deported to El Salvador in March, is now back in the US and has been indicted.

Many Japanese people have been lining up at stores to purchase rice at a reduced price, which the government released.

Anime, or Japanese animation, has become one of the fastest-growing areas in global entertainment.

In the early 1990s, Bosnia went through a terrible war after the breakup of Yugoslavia.

More than 150 people have died in Nigeria after heavy rain caused severe flooding in the northern market town of Mokwa. The rain lasted for hours and destroyed homes, roads, and bridges.

A new neighborhood called Dixon Trail in Escondido, near San Diego, has been built with special protection against wildfires.It is the first in the US to meet and go beyond California’s building rules for high-risk fire zones.

A court in Germany has ended a long-running legal case about climate change.

Cameroon is preparing for presidential elections in October, while a violent conflict continues in its two English-speaking regions.

The AI revolution is progressing quickly, but is limited by one key factor: electricity.

In Denmark, trust plays a key role in society, especially in Copenhagen.For example, you can rent a kayak for free with GreenKayak, but the catch is that you must collect trash while paddling through the canals.

In Gaza, the sound of drones is constant.Al Jazeera’s Sanad team found that Israel is using DJI drones, originally made for civilian purposes, in military operations.

Henry is a tour guide working in central London who has ADHD, which stands for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.

Tourism is facing many challenges today because of political tensions and economic uncertainty between countries like Europe and the USA.

Flying private jets is very expensive and harmful to the environment. In one year, a renowned musician flew 396 times in their jet, with one flight lasting only six minutes.