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Tesla has unveiled an electric car that can drive upside down and use rocket-like thrusters to jump and turn mid-air.

How Israel votes this month will shape the future of over 5.5 million Palestinians who have no say in the election.

As Israel heads to the polls, PM Netanyahu's most enduring domestic legacy may be the right-wing opposition he faces.

This World Food Day, 645 million people are going hungry, yet more than a billion tonnes of food is wasted annually.

Vibe coding lets users build software with AI, but free alternatives to popular programmes raise security concerns.

One man wanders Gaza in search of somewhere to sleep, having lost his family in an Israeli strike.

New US aviation sanctions force Iranians to take longer, costlier journeys as international flight routes disappear.

Lebanon's president reaffirms the commitment to bring all arms under state control.

The deaths come as Jakarta says it will accept foreign help to tackle its worst forest fires in more than a decade.

Three children and a teacher were killed in a shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon.

Infantino spoke at FIFA's long-awaited executive board meeting in Zurich.

'The Palestinian question is the greatest historical injustice of this century,' China's foreign minister said.

A bystander has filmed residents of a condemned building in Peru throwing flaming gasoline on eviction workers.

Judge fines the government for failing to fund universities as protests over Milei's cuts turn violent.

Thousands gather for funeral prayers in Pakistan's Peshawar after a school rooftop collapse killed at least 34 children.

Mehdi Hasan goes Head to Head with ex-Biden official Neera Tanden on the Democratic Party's chances in the US midterms.

ASEAN leaders are embracing Min Aung Hlaing, but critics warn it emboldens a military still bombing civilians.

Protesters in Buenos Aires demanded the government implement a law to boost university funding.

After repeated currency crises, Zimbabweans remain wary of the ZiG.

Iraq's parliament has finalised key minister appointments five months after al-Zaidi's government took office.

Saudi Arabia calls Houthi attacks 'full-fledged war crimes' while the US warns of possible attacks on Saudi airports.

Fuel theft cited in Baniyas-Homs leak as gas export line in Hasakah catches fire.

The police chief in Bend, Oregon, identified the shooter as a 16-year-old who was killed by a bystander at the school.

The halt to commercial shipments, including fruit and winter clothing, cuts off a key source of critical supplies.

Lisandro Martinez meets Manchester United manager Michael Carrick before apologising for his criticism of the club.

Lawsuit comes weeks before midterm elections and follows debunked claims of noncitizens voting in various states.

Three people have died and several are reported missing after torrential rain triggered severe flooding across Istanbul

An Israeli spyware disguised as a digital advertisement firm has targeted journalists' devices at Al Jazeera.

Polls have found that Trump's hardline immigration enforcement effort has divided voters before the 2026 midterm race.

Humanoid robots were seen performing the Macarena" at the annual CEATEC technology exhibition in Chiba, Japan.

Emergency teams are searching for 7 missing crew after two chemical tankers were attacked in the Black Sea.

Al Jazeera's Al Anoud Al Aqeedi explains why migrants are risking their lives to make the journey to Yemen.

Judge says Jeffrey Donaldson never apologised to victims as politician seeks to appeal his convictions.

Poll shows right-wing candidate with two percent advantage over Lula going into second round of voting on October 25.

Ismael Ayala-Uribe was one of 53 people to die in ICE custody during Trump's first 500 days back in office.

Eritrea denies troop movement inside northern Ethiopia as US calls for de-escalation.

Widespread voter disillusionment and pocketbook anxieties set a volatile stage for the GOP weeks before election night.

Official data shows tens of thousands of migrants and asylum seekers have been sent to countries they have no ties to.

At Nasser Hospital, a kangaroo mother care pilot programme helps vulnerable newborns.

Catholic leader met top Vatican aide, as doctors say recovery proceeding after lung surgery to remove cancerous growth.

Formula One returns to Africa for the first time since 1993, but DRC slams decision to stage race in Rwanda.

Fault Lines investigates the soaring death rates in immigration detention centres following President Trump's crackdown.

Saudi-led coalition accuses Houthis of obtaining missile parts from regional states.

Prime Minister Edi Rama condemns 'chaos' as protests continue for third day in the capital and spread to other cities.

Lubna Speitan, who has Palestinian roots, believes messages and emails are part of an effort to intimidate her.

Citizen Lab investigation says dozens of Al Jazeera devices were infected by malware planted through advertisements.

They allege ChatGPT has caused harm to their residents, coaching its users to harm themselves or others.

FIFA council meeting lasts over three hours as President Gianni Infantino apologises to members, but critics want more.

Jerusalem Daily: Ultra-Orthodox Jews storm Israeli army base

Maduro and wife appear in New York City court after new 'conspiracy to commit torture' charges.