Al Jazeera Staff

Nei­ther can­di­date crossed the 50 per­cent mark for an out­right win on May 14, trig­ger­ing an un­prece­dent­ed run-off vote.

A sim­ple guide on run-off be­tween Pres­i­dent Re­cep Tayyip Er­do­gan and the main op­po­si­tion can­di­date, Ke­mal Kil­ic­daroglu.

Ly­ing be­tween Hawaii and Mex­i­co, the Clar­i­on-Clip­per­ton Zone has be­come the world’s largest min­er­al ex­plo­ration re­gion.

The Hong Kong me­dia ty­coon has been in jail since De­cem­ber 2020 and faces long-de­layed se­cu­ri­ty law tri­al in Sep­tem­ber.

Biden ad­min­is­tra­tion stops short of of­fi­cial­ly adopt­ing IHRA anti-Semi­tism de­f­i­n­i­tion favoured by pro-Is­rael groups.

From im­mi­gra­tion to guns to abor­tion, the pres­i­den­tial can­di­date pushed laws to ad­vance con­ser­v­a­tive agen­da in Flori­da.

De­San­tis is seen as the most for­mi­da­ble op­po­nent against for­mer Pres­i­dent Don­ald Trump for the Re­pub­li­can nom­i­na­tion.

Irak­li Garib­ashvili says Geor­gian cit­i­zens and the na­tion’s econ­o­my would suf­fer if Tbil­isi sanc­tioned Moscow.

US sur­geon gen­er­al calls for tighter reg­u­la­tions and greater re­search on mi­nors’ use of so­cial me­dia web­sites.

Or­ban ad­dress­es a fo­rum in Qatar, say­ing peace can only be achieved through diplo­ma­cy.