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An inside look at Chornobyl, 40 years later - where radiation, abandoned cities, and war now collide.

French national Guy Baret is detained alongside Malagasy army officer over alleged conspiracy to destabilise Madagascar.

Hungary's incoming PM Peter Magyar has travelled to Brussels, hoping to unfreeze billions of euros.

Adapting to a changing world, Japan advances cooperation on security, supply chains, and sustainable development.

Comey has been accused of knowingly threatening the US president.

Senate panel approves Trump's nominee Kevin Warsh to replace Jerome Powell as US Fed chair on party-line vote.

Moscow is yet to comment on the development.

Court to rule whether Trump may terminate status allowing people to remain in US in case that could affect 1.3 million.

Al Jazeera's Tohid Asadi has been seeing more flights take off at the main airport in Iran's capital.

In Gaza's Bureij refugee camp, 64 young Palestinian artists have been showcasing works shaped by years of war.

Thousands of Malians have been forced to flee their country as several groups, including the army, assault them.

The incident took place in the British capital's Golders Green area, home to a large Jewish population.

Israeli strike kills five family members in Lebanon

Athletes from both countries will compete without national flags, anthems, logos or uniforms in World Boxing events.

Government says it will oversee the administrative functions of Sri Lanka Cricket until reforms are implemented.

Much-needed rain is bringing life back to the ancient ecosystem of the Huwaizah Marshes, after years of devastation.

Experts predict Iran could gradually scale back oil production if the US naval blockade of Hormuz persists.

Immune to jamming and invisible to radar, the low-cost drones are piercing through Israel's multibillion-dollar systems.

The US president has railed against Iran's proposal on Truth Social as uncertainty over the fragile ceasefire grows.

Russia launched at least 19 attacks on the Donetsk region and 833 across the Zaporizhia region, authorities say.

It is unclear whether football officials from Iran were issued Canadian visas to attend AFC and FIFA congresses.

The move reflects a widening confrontation with Saudi Arabia and a fundamental realignment of alliances.

As countries spend more on their militaries, what does that mean for spending on healthcare and education?

Single yellow cards will be cancelled after the group stage and then again after the quarterfinals, FIFA says.

European Commission president calls for diplomacy to end Iran war

Prosecutors say the man, identified only as Sergej K, has been in 'continuous contact' with Russian intelligence.

Afghan Women United can now represent Afghanistan at international football competitions, including the LA Olympics.

Meanwhile, visa issues are affecting Palestinian and other delegations to the upcoming FIFA Congress.

Hungary and Slovakia are still buying Russian oil. Seeing weakness in Brussels, Kyiv means to stop that trade.

3-year-old rescued after falling into 18-metre-deep well in Syria

The accused face up to 12 years in prison for the attack that burned one-fifth of activist Andrie Yunus's body.

The likelihood of economic woes and unrest grows as the conflict shows no sign of ending.

New red card rule allows referees to send off players who cover their mouths or walk off the pitch in protest against a decision.

The researchers credit the slowdown to policies implemented by Brazil's President Lula da Silva to curb deforestation.

The port has been a centrepiece of India's regional strategic ambitions. Now, those hopes are sinking.

The killings encapsulate the tragedy unfolding in region for decades, as the family grapples with unanswered questions.

Tehran's residents are living through a fragile truce and deep economic uncertainty.

Trump says Iran is in a 'state of collapse' as Gulf leaders meet in Saudi Arabia.

The nine-goal thriller in Paris is hailed as one of the best football matches across all competitions.

From heatwaves to wildfires and shrinking ice cover, Europe is facing 'severe' impact from climate change, UN body says.

Analysts say that Moscow could offer a 'lifeline' but logistical issues, costs offer little incentive in the long-run.

King Charles III has hailed US-UK ties at a state dinner in the White House.

Afghan students have described the moment a missile hit their university. Officials blame Pakistan for Monday's attack.

Senator Tim Kaine says if anyone did to the US 'what we are doing to Cuba', it would be considered 'an act of war'.

UN relief coordinator Tom Fletcher has slammed the war on Iran during a visit to Somalia.

China has detained nearly 70 Panamanian-flagged ships after Supreme Court ruling on Panama Canal, US officials say.

The passports are part of broader plans to celebrate the milestone anniversary of the US Declaration of Independence.

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun says Israel violating international law that protects civilians and humanitarian workers.

The UAE's decision to quit OPEC to prioritise its national interests' deals a blow to the oil group.

Mali's military leader says the country is under control' after what's been described as an attempted coup.