A man set himself on fire near the Israeli Consulate General in Boston, USA, in protest against the "genocide" being committed by Israel in Gaza.

Within days, some areas around the world will witness a partial lunar eclipse and the appearance of the giant moon at the same time.

The occupation forces prevented Al Jazeera correspondent, Jivara Al-Badri, from completing her work during her live broadcast from the Tubas area in the northern West Bank.

Google has lost a legal battle in the European Union's top court over its attempt to overturn a €2.4 billion ($2.7 billion) fine imposed by the European Commission for abusing its monopoly power to crush rival shopping services.

A demolition crew has taken down the 22-story Hertz Tower in Louisiana, which had been empty for four years and became a symbol of the devastation caused by Hurricanes Laura and Delta.

There is no doubt that Facebook's monetization model is an interesting topic for content creators, advertisers, and regular users alike.

Meta’s Oversight Board said Wednesday that the use of the slogan “From the river to the sea,” a slogan often shared by pro-Palestinian users, does not violate the company’s content policies. The board said the phrase, which many repeat in support of Palestine, does not violate Meta’s rules on hate speech or violence.

The eldest daughter of the Norwegian royal family, Princess Märtha Louise, is preparing to marry American Durek Verrett, who describes himself as a "spirit medium" (shaman). The relationship between the two advocates of alternative therapies is causing discontent in the Scandinavian kingdom.

Holding a koala, one of Australia's symbols, in your arms and feeling its claws on your shoulder is a dream for many tourists.

France has sparked a storm of reactions when French authorities arrested Pavel Durov, the Russian billionaire and CEO of the popular messaging app Telegram, at Le Bourget airport near Paris.