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Brown University reports two dead, eight injured in US school shooting
Multiple people have been reported injured in a shooting near the Ivy League campus in Providence, Rhode Island.
Alaves vs Real Madrid: La Liga – team news, start time, lineups
Real Madrid have only won two of their last eight matches piling pressure on their manager Xabi Alonso for Alaves trip.
Hungarian protesters demand PM Viktor Orban quits over child abuse scandals
Orban's government has been rocked by several child-abuse scandals in recent years.
UN chief condemns ‘horrific’ drone attack in Sudan as 6 peacekeepers killed
Bangladeshi peacekeepers were killed in the attack on Kadugli, which the Sudanese army has blamed on the RSF.
Could violence in the DRC become a regional conflict?
Rwandan-backed rebels seize city week after Trump oversees peace deal.
Salah assists Ekitike’s second as Liverpool beat Brighton in EPL
Mohamed Salah came off the bench to assist the second of Hugo Ekitike's double as Liverpool returned to winning ways.
Israel claims to have killed senior Hamas commander, Raed Saad, in Gaza
There was no immediate confirmation from Hamas or from medics that Saad was among the dead.
Belarus frees 123 prisoners including Ales Bialiatski as US lifts sanctions
Nobel Peace Prize winner among dozens released as United States removes potash sanctions.
RSF drone strike kills at least three in central Sudan, injures several
Paramilitary force intensifies offensive in Kordofan region after seizing control of Darfur in October.
Why the huge bidding war over Warner Bros?
The studio that helped build Hollywood is now in the middle of its very own drama.
ISIL kills two US soldiers, interpreter in Syria’s Palmyra, Pentagon says
US Central Command says lone gunman was 'engaged and killed' after launching attack in central Syria.
Messi’s tour of India begins with fans throwing bottles, stadium vandalised
Argentina football icon Lionel Messi is on a three-day GOAT tour of India before the 2026 defence of FIFA World Cup.
Messi backlash in India after fans pay up to $150 for 20-minute visit
Lionel Messi's fans vented their anger over his brief appearance at a city stadium in Kolkata, India.
Thai-Cambodia fighting continues despite US ceasefire claim
Cross-border fighting between Thailand and Cambodia has shown no signs of easing.
It is not too late for the world to redeem itself on Gaza
And it can do so by saving its children.
Russian attacks cut power for thousands in Ukraine as peace talks press on
A ceasefire deal appears distant as energy facilities are hit in Ukraine; Russia says a drone kills two.
Trump strips legal protections from Ethiopian refugees in latest crackdown
US president orders 5,000 Ethiopians to leave in 60 days amid broader push to end protections for over one million.
LIVE: Liverpool vs Brighton – Premier League
Follow our live build-up with team news coverage, including Mohamed Salah updates, ahead of our text commentary stream.
Residents emerge in DR Congo’s tense Uvira after M23 rebel takeover
Al Jazeera gains exclusive access to Uvira where fighting has killed hundreds.
Inside the world of Catholic exorcisms in the Philippines
101 East investigates Catholic exorcisms in the Philippines and their impact on the faithful and the vulnerable.
Desperate children in Gaza try to keep floodwater out of tents
Video shows children in Gaza desperately trying to sweep floodwater away from their makeshift tents.
Virtual reality offers escape to Gaza children wounded in Israel’s war
VR headsets are offering injured, traumatised Palestinian children respite from hardships in war-torn Gaza.
Libya reopens National Museum in Tripoli after years of closure
Libya's National Museum in Tripoli has reopened for the first time in more than a decade.
Colombia’s ELN rebels prepare for battle amid Trump ‘intervention’ threat
ELN conducts military drills, orders civilians indoors, as Trump warns drug-producing nations face potential attack.
North Korea’s Kim bestows ‘hero’ titles on soldiers killed in Ukraine war
Kim Jong Un participates in latest public event to honour North Korean troops who served with Russian forces.
Myanmar military says armed groups used hospital it bombed, killing dozens
Witnesses at the hospital and the UN say the attack killed medics, patients and may 'amount to a war crime'.
LIVE: Storm Byron passes, misery remains in Gaza after 14 killed
Suffering of people in Gaza manufactured by Israeli restriction of aid, not weather, Oxfam says.
Russian drone hits Turkish ships in Ukraine
A Russian drone strike hit a Turkish-owned commercial vessel at Ukraine's Chornomorsk port.
Child of Dust: A man’s search for his father after the Vietnam War
Everything changes for 55-year old Sang, a child of the Vietnam war, when he miraculously discovers his American father.
Bolivia jails ex-president Arce on corruption charges ahead of trial
Former leader denies charges over alleged diversion of funds meant for Indigenous development projects.
China holds low-key Nanjing Massacre memorial without Xi amid Japan row
China has marked the anniversary of 1937 massacre by Japanese soldiers, as tensions soar over Taiwan.
Spain’s FM on Trump’s new security strategy, Europe and Palestine
Jose Manuel Albares on Trump's strategy, NATO, Ukraine, and Spain's plan for a viable Palestinian state.
Venezuela oil exports fall steeply after US forces seize tanker off coast
Oil tanker movements in and out of Venezuelan waters come to near standstill after US seizes vessel and fuel cargo.
Russia damages Turkish-owned vessels in attack on Ukrainian ports
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the Russian attacks 'had no ... military purpose whatsoever'.
Thailand says attacks on Cambodia to continue despite Trump ceasefire claim
Cambodia's Defence Ministry said Thai F-16 jets continued to bomb targets inside country after Trump announced truce.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,388
These are the key developments from day 1,388 of Russia's war on Ukraine.
New York Times reporter pitched Epstein interview on ‘your terms’
Journalist told late financier he should 'get ahead' of bad publicity as he faced sex abuse allegations, emails reveal.
Q&A: East Timor’s President Ramos-Horta on diplomacy, Gaza, and the West
'I am thoroughly disillusioned with the so-called international community': East Timor's President Jose Ramos-Horta.
US forces stormed cargo ship travelling from China to Iran: Report
Incident in November latest reported instance of Trump administration's increasingly aggressive maritime tactics.
UN General Assembly adopts resolution demanding Israel allow aid into Gaza
UN member states endorsed the ICJ's findings and pressed Israel to meet its legal obligations as an occupying power.
Tunisia sentences opposition leader Abir Moussi to 12 years in jail
Dozens of opposition figures being targeted in nation once seen as beacon for democracy after sparking the Arab Spring.
Mexico’s aerospace sector is growing. Will it be undercut in USMCA review?
A North America trade deal helped Mexico get into aeroplane manufacturing. Now that is under threat with Trump.
Israel approves 19 new West Bank settlements in major annexation push
Palestinian officials warn Israel's new settlement plan accelerates annexation, deepens violence across occupied area.
Bird flu kills hundreds of storks in Spain
Spain detected bird flu outbreaks among wild birds in the Madrid region after hundreds of dead storks were found.
Kilmar Abrego Garcia relieved to not be arrested after US court hearing
Kilmar Abrego Garcia walked out of a US courthouse without being arrested by immigration authorities.
How does sectarianism impact daily life in Lebanon?
We look at the sectarianism that persists in Lebanon, undermining the country's unity.
Fourteen Palestinians, including children, die in Gaza amid Storm Byron
Desperate Gaza families already displaced by Israel's war face deadly collapses and freezing conditions as storm hits.
Why do 27 states want to change Europe’s human rights convention?
Politicians say ECHR out of date while opponents argue human rights at risk.
Were South Africans lured into fighting for Russia’s Ukraine war?
Families of South Africans allegedly lured into joining Russia's military say their loved ones are stranded in Ukraine.
Zelenskyy visits frontlines as Ukraine retakes parts of Kupiansk
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy thanked soldiers on the frontlines for retaking northern districts of Kupiansk.
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