Thousands of Taliban supporters rallied in Kabul to mark five years since the group returned to power, while many residents stayed away over economic hardship and lost freedoms.
Twelve Polish tourists died and 10 were seriously injured when their coach overturned on a Hungarian motorway. Authorities say the driver likely fell asleep.
Two survivors were found alive in Colombia 100 hours after the earthquake, giving hope as rescue teams continue searching for 320 missing people.
Novak Djokovic fell to Thiago Tirante in the Cincinnati Open second round, battling heat and humidity, and hinted he may not return to the tournament.
A livestream captured the moment gunfire erupted at a Lexington, Kentucky park, killing one and injuring four, including two children.
Mohamed Salah’s competitive Trabzonspor debut ended in a 1-1 draw at Kasimpasa, with the Egyptian unable to inspire a late winner.
Africa’s path to geopolitical power runs through the sea. An Al Jazeera opinion argues the continent must overcome ‘thalassophobia’ to seize the post-Hormuz era.
Orthopedic surgeon Mark Perlmutter recounts amputating a five-year-old girl’s leg in Gaza without anaesthesia, describing how doctors sang as she remained awake.
The Premier League returns on August 21 with Arsenal hosting Coventry. From Maresca’s City to Sunderland’s Europa League challenge, these are the storylines to watch.
Israeli airstrikes on southern Lebanon kill at least 11, the deadliest violence since a June ceasefire. Here’s what lies behind the escalation.
