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Trump cancels second wave of attacks on Venezuela after ‘cooperation’
US president also says he will meet oil executives at tWhite House on Friday to discuss Venezuela's oil industry.
US to support Cambodian-Thai ceasefire with $45m aid pledge
The aid is earmarked to help support both countries in border stabilisation efforts.
Israeli strikes kill Palestinians across Gaza
Israeli strikes killed at least 14 Palestinians across Gaza on Thursday, including several children.
Iran’s Khamenei lashes out as Tehran struggles to quell protests
Supreme leader warns against foreign enemies and reiterates threat that authorities will crack down on the unrest.
Yemeni southern separatists in Riyadh announce disputed disbanding of STC
The STC, which Saudi Arabia says is backed by the UAE, launched an offensive against Yemeni gov't troops in December.
Why is Pakistan selling its JF-17 fighter jets to Bangladesh and others?
Islamabad's defence diplomacy is driving new interest in the JF-17 fighter jet following Pakistan-India clashes.
Ghana’s Semenyo signs $87m deal to join Manchester City from Bournemouth
The sought-after striker becomes the Premier League club's first signing of the January transfer window.
“Expect to see an indictment” in ICE fatal shooting case
Professor Caren Myers Morrison says the political climate will likely lead to an indictment in the Minneapolis shooting
‘I didn’t set out to break records’: Pakistan’s first female MMA fighter
Anita Karim retraces her journey into combat sports ahead of the country's first ever professional women's MMA fight.
Iran internet cuts a “classic ploy” by leadership
Sina Azodi on Iran's escalating protests and the use of internet shutdowns to silence dissent.
It’s not the oil. It’s Florida
Nicolas Maduro's kidnapping is about the US state's politics, not Venezuela's oil.
Ukraine calls on allies to raise pressure as Russia fires Oreshnik missile
Kyiv labelled the use of the weapon close to the EU and NATO border a 'grave threat' to European security.
Conservative lawmaker in Honduras injured after being hit with explosive
The incident underscores the tense political environment in Honduras in the wake of its contested presidential election.
Somaliland recognition: Israel’s foothold in the Horn of Africa
Critics view Israel's moves in the Horn of Africa as part of Netanyahu's expansive conflict and influence agenda.
Heavy fighting in Aleppo, Syria, after talks with SDF collapse
Clashes began in Aleppo after talks on integrating the Syrian Democratic Forces into the national army stalled.
Venezuela releases imprisoned political figures in Trump-approved move
Former Venezuelan opposition candidate Enrique Marquez is among 'large number' of prisoners released.
Europe should prepare for Greenland’s annexation and end of NATO: Experts
US and Russian ideologies would be in alignment, leaving Europe as an island of liberalism, according to analysts.
Jazz close out Mavericks to end 5-game losing streak; Pacers beat Hornets
Anthony Edwards becomes third-youngest player in NBA to reach 10,000 career points as Wolves hold off Cavs.
Street protests grow in Iran as the country faces an internet blackout
Protests across Iran are growing as thousands of people voice anger at the dire state of the country's economy.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,415
These are the key developments from day 1,415 of Russia's war on Ukraine.
What is Chavismo – and is it dead after US abduction of Venezuela’s Maduro?
The sociopolitical ideology founded by former Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is rooted in anti-imperialism.
Syria live: Ceasefire ends in Aleppo after at least 22 killed since Tuesday
Syria's Defence Ministry has announced a ceasefire in Aleppo neighbourhoods after fighting killed 22 people.
Is the Eastern Mediterranean becoming Israel’s new front against Turkiye?
Turkiye closely monitoring Israel's regional manoeuvres in the Eastern Mediterranean as tensions widen.
‘We just sit and cry’: Gaza’s cancer patients die waiting for treatment
Gaza cancer deaths triple as doctors say Israel allows entry of 'chocolates and chips" but blocks chemotherapy drugs.
Trump says meeting Iran’s ‘Crown Prince’ Pahlavi would not be appropriate
US president signals he is not ready to back the Israel-aligned opposition figure to lead Iran in case of regime change.
Brazil’s President Lula vetoes bill to trim Bolsonaro prison sentence
The opposition-controlled Congress voted in December to pass a bill that would reduce Bolsonaro's 27-year sentence.
Trump says he doesn’t need international law amid aggressive US policies
UN rapporteur tells Al Jazeera she is concerned that the world may be returning to an 'age of imperialism'.
Two wounded in a shooting with US federal agents in Portland, Oregon
Portland police have urged calm as the shooting remains under investigation, amid heightened tensions over ICE actions.
‘Peace’ on paper, but catastrophe continues on the ground in Gaza
Despite an agreed-upon peace plan', Israel continues to violate the ceasefire.
US says it wants to control Venezuelan oil indefinitely. Can it?
US oil company executives are expected to meet with Trump to discuss investments in Venezuela's oil sector.
Israel says Nickolay Mladenov to direct Trump’s proposed Gaza ‘peace board’
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu says the Bulgarian diplomat chosen as 'designated' director-general.
Arsenal and Liverpool draw to delight of Premier League title chasers
Leaders Arsenal and defending champions Liverpool draw 0-0 at Emirates Stadium to keep former in sight of chasing pack.
Brazil to send national guard near border with Venezuela
Tensions rise as Brazil reinforces its northern border following US air strikes in Venezuela and Maduro's abduction.
Can tension in Aleppo be contained?
Syrian city sees renewed fighting between army and SDF.
Syria imposes curfew in Aleppo districts as army, SDF clashes intensify
Authorities says curfew will be in place 'until further notice' amid clashes between Syrian army and Kurdish-led forces.
Real Madrid to face Barcelona in Spanish Super Club after beating Atletico
Real Madrid beat cross-city rivals Atletico Madrid in the Saudi-hosted Spanish Super Cup to set up Barcelona showdown.
Snow blankets Italian alpine resort ahead of Winter Olympics
Fresh snowfall hit Italy's Alpine resort of Livigno less than a month before the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics.
FBI takes over investigation into ICE agent killing of woman in Minneapolis
Minnesota's Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) Superintendent Drew Evans said US state would no longer be involved.
Vance defends ICE agent, calls media coverage ‘absolute disgrace’
US Vice President JD Vance defended the actions of ICE agents in Minneapolis after a woman was fatally shot in her car.
Warner Bros investors torn on Paramount Skydance bid
Some investors criticise WBD's board's rejection of Paramount's offer, citing better chances of regulatory approval.
Saudi-backed forces deploy in Aden, upping pressure on separatists
Saudi-backed forces were seen deploying in Aden a day after separatist leader Aidarous al-Zubaidi fled to the UAE.
Israeli attack on Gaza tent kills at least three Palestinians
At least 425 Palestinians killed in Israeli attacks since October ceasefire came into effect, Health Ministry says.
11-year-old girl shot in the head by Israeli troops in Gaza safe zone
Israeli gunfire killed 11-year-old Hamsa Hosou in northern Gaza, her family says, despite a months-long ceasefire.
Iran experiencing nationwide internet blackout, monitor says
NetBlocks says the apparent blackout follows 'a series of escalating digital censorship measures targeting protests'.
Injured arrive at Aleppo hospital amid intense artillery fire
Al Jazeera witnessed injured civilians arriving at an Aleppo hospital as SDF and Syrian army forces fought.
Russia releases French researcher in prisoner exchange
Laurent Vinatier, had been sentenced to three years for allegedly violating Russia's so-called 'foreign agent' laws.
‘Greenland is not for sale,’ lawmaker says amid Trump’s escalating threats
Lawmaker Aaja Chemnitz says it's 'very important to find solutions' as top US officials push for control of Greenland.
Protesters scream ‘ICE out’ one day after fatal shooting in Minneapolis
Protesters faced a tear gas-like chemical as they demanded ICE leave Minneapolis, one day after an officer shot a woman.
LIVE: Arsenal vs Liverpool – Premier League
Follow our live build-up, with team news coverage, ahead of our text commentary stream of the match at Emirates Stadium.
US Senate advances resolution to curb Trump military authority in Venezuela
Move, while incremental, underscores unrest over Trump's unilateral military abduction of Maduro among some Republicans.
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