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Syria is seeing major political changes, but security on the ground is still unstable.

Al Jazeera's Justin Salhani compares Damascus on the day after al-Assad's fall with one year later.

No senior figure has been held accountable since the devastating explosion more than five years ago.

Sednaya, the Assad regime's flagship prison, became Syria's slaughterhouse, where thousands were tortured and killed

Death of 21-year-old raises alarm as rights groups document systematic torture in detention facilities.

Former player Tatjana Haenni is named the new chief executive, making her the first female boss in the Bundesliga.

Tony Blair's anticipated role quickly emerged as a source of deep concern for many stakeholders.

Head of Hamas Abroad, Khaled Meshaal, tells Al Jazeera that Palestinians must heal from Israel's genocide.

A Palestinian woman says Israeli soldiers used her as a human shield during a ground operation in Gaza.

Here's a closer look at what Trump said about the economy and migration during the Politico interview and the rally.

Ceremony is tinged with shadowy intrigue, as the Nobel institute earlier said Machado's whereabouts were unknown.

Gracie Mansion's significance grows as Zohran Mamdani, elected on a housing justice agenda, prepares to move in.

A severe winter storm is creating more hardship for Gaza's forcibly displaced population.

Southern Transitional Council makes military gains in southern Yemen, marking significant turning point in the conflict.

Flooding worsens the crisis for Palestinian families, as an acute Israel-enforced aid shortage threatens those uprooted.

Salah's relationship with Liverpool is strained, but the disgruntled star will be welcomed by Egypt teammates for AFCON.

Palestine has made history in the Arab Cup, reaching the quarterfinals for the first time.

As rebels push into Uvira, soldiers flee towards neighbouring Burundi, alongside thousands of civilians.

Khaled Meshaal says surrendering weapons will 'remove the soul' from the Palestinian group as ceasefire momentum slips.

The death toll from the destruction of the buildings includes several children.

As remote health posts are disrupted or closed, communities and medics say women are not getting the care they need.

Flash floods, strong winds and hail are likely to hit the enclave today, lasting until Friday evening.

Clashes on disputed border area kill 11 and displace hundreds of thousands as fighting spreads across five provinces.

Higgins led Republican Gonzalez 59 percent to 41 percent on Tuesday night, according to preliminary results.

PM Anthony Albanese and 12-year-old campaigner welcomed Australia's social media ban for under-16s.

All crew members killed in crash at Port Sudan airbase as paramilitary forces seize strategic oil facility.

The richest 10 percent of the world's population owns three-quarters of all personal wealth.

US President Trump says he will make phone calls to stop renewed fighting after mediating a ceasefire in October.

The UN's response to Gaza exposes how the post-war system serves power over law.

Ukrainian leader responds to US President Trump's suggestion that he is using the war as an excuse to avoid elections.

The worst cyclone to hit the island in a century uprooted fully-grown crops of tea, a key source of export revenue.

Rights group FairSquare accuses world football governing body of 'openly flouting' its rules on political neutrality.

Seoul's Joint Chiefs of Staff said Russian, Chinese planes entered its air defence zone during the joint exercise.

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear said the shooting appeared to be an isolated incident rather than a mass shooting event.

These are the key developments from day 1,385 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Court filings indicate that several children were held for up to 168 days, far surpassing the 20-day limit on custody.

Former President Jair Bolsonaro has endorsed his eldest son's campaign to be Brazil's next president in the 2026 race.

Democrat Eileen Higgins won Miami's run-off, giving Democrats fresh momentum before the midterms.

Ex-employees say Trump administration has rolled back enforcement of civil rights in favour of president's priorities.

According to Gaza's Health Ministry, Israeli attacks since the start of the ceasefire have killed at least 377 people.

The Tanzanian government has cancelled Tuesday's Independence Day events as protesters called for a day of action.

Liverpool shrug off absence of Mohamed Salah as Dominik Szoboszlai scores 88th-minute penalty winner.

CAIR says Florida governor's decree will not affect the group's work but could fuel Islamophobia and bigotry across US.

The French first lady's team says she had intended to criticise a feminist group's 'radical method' of protest.

Trump earlier on Tuesday warned that Kyiv must make concessions, saying Ukraine is 'losing' the war.

Children under 16 can no longer access 10 of the world's biggest platforms, including Facebook, TikTok and Instagram.

Trump's vessel strikes claim to combat US drug trafficking, but experts argue their impact on drug flows is negligible.

Donald Trump renews criticism of London's Mayor Khan, citing immigration and governance issues.

The sanctioned individuals are accused of creating a 'transnational network' to send Colombians to fight in Sudan.

Jordan knocked Egypt from the Arab Cup in a 3-0 victory, joining the UAE in the quarterfinals.