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Toyota Racing driver triumphs in NASCAR's biggest race in a car co-owned by the NBA Hall of Famer.

Summit aims to outline global AI governance and collaboration for inclusive growth and sustainability.

Hollywood groups say the AI video generator uses the likeness of actors and others without permission.

Iran's top diplomat says he will meet with IAEA director before the high-stakes talks with US are held on Tuesday.

The first day of fasting for the Muslim holy month of Ramadan in Mecca will likely be Thursday, February 19.

PM seeks powers to act quickly on a consultation considering an Australia-style social media ban for children below 16.

Indonesia's plan to send troops to Gaza could test its longstanding foreign policy independence.

From a supermarket worker's grassroots act to state-led initiatives, a protest grows. But pro-Israel groups battle back.

Panamanian-flagged Veronica III left Venezuela on the same day as the US capture of President Nicolas Maduro in January.

Israeli prime minister details demands on Iran as US prepares to hold second round of nuclear talks in Geneva.

Israeli rights groups say land registration in West Bank will further Israel's aim of annexing Palestinian territory.

These are the key developments from day 1,453 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Lebanese authorities say Israeli forces bombed a vehicle near the border, killing at least four people.

The UN secretary-general says the absence of African seats is 'indefensible'.

US President Donald Trump says the first meeting of his newly created Board of Peace will take place on Thursday.

Gaza families seek closure as they search for loved ones among bodies returned by Israel under 'ceasefire' deal.

As Trumpism forces both major US parties to wonder what they stand for, experts weigh in on November election prospects.

German Galushchenko was detained by Ukraine's anti-corruption bureau while trying to leave the country.

India's win against Pakistan takes the defending champions through to the next round of cricket's T20 World Cup.

The move, in coordination with the US, is the latest implementation of the ceasefire agreement with Kurdish-led forces.

Ishan Kishan defies a tricky Colombo pitch with 77 as India beat Pakistan by 61 runs in Group A of the T20 World Cup.

Secretary of state says Washington will 'not fight' European partners on their findings as UK considers new sanctions.

Thousands of Western citizens joined the Israeli military in its war on Gaza that killed over 72,000 Palestinians.

Markets reopen in Dilling, South Kordofan's second largest city. Yet residents face persistent aerial attacks.

North Korea and Myanmar are other two countries on global financial blacklist as Tehran promises countermeasures.

Foreign minister says regional powers have been 'far more effective' than European countries.

Over 100 artists have signed a letter in support of Francesca Albanese who faces calls to step down as UN rapporteur.

Supporters of India and Pakistan have flocked to see the highly-anticipated cricket match between archrivals at the ICC.

Gaza author Jehad Abusalim speaks to Marc Lamont Hill on Trump's Board of Peace and the enclave's future.

Five European countries say lab tests conclude that Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny was killed in 2024.

Proposal submitted by far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich and others, public broadcaster Kan reports.

Hospital says MSF issued statements that 'misrepresent facts, mirror narratives historically used to justify' attacks.

Trump, Netanyahu agree to sanction Iranian oil; analysts say Israel is pushing for war to cover West Bank annexation.

The release of the Epstein files was supposed to expose a sex trafficking ring. Instead, they exposed the victims.

Weapons from the Balkans are fuelling violence on the streets of Sweden. People & Power follows their trail.

AI is advancing in rapid and unpredictable ways but there is no joint framework to keep it in check, experts say.

Critics have warned that the US president has taken an increasingly transactional approach to granting clemency.

As BNP's Rahman ascends to power, young Bangladeshis demand gov't prioritise their voices and deliver on poll promises.

UNSG Antonio Guterres spoke to Al Jazeera's Haru Mutasa and said Africa should have a permanent seat on the UNSC.

The dawn-to-dusk fast lasts anywhere from 11.5 to 15.5 hours, depending on where in the world you are.

Shai Hope's unbeaten half-century steers West Indies into the last eight and eliminates Nepal from the T20 World Cup.

Brazil became the first South American country to win gold at the Winter Olympics.

Traditional fishing methods shine at Argungu's iconic festival, preserving heritage and boosting local economy.

Moral clarity has not shifted Western policy; persuasion must extend into the arenas where power actually sits.

Follow our live build-up, with toss, team news and analysis, ahead of our text commentary stream of the Group A clash.

Five European countries allege that Russians poisoned Navalny, which caused his death about two years ago.

Iraqi authorities confirm the transfer, saying detainees of 61 nationalities have arrived in the country.

Without mentioning Trump by name, Obama says a majority of Americans 'find this behavior deeply troubling'.

Ukraine's president calls his Russian counterpart a 'slave to war' and accuses Moscow of stalling talks.

The killings add to the death toll of 591 since October 10 'ceasefire' that Israel has violated more than 1,600 times.