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Drought is affecting 78,000 families and has led to loss of over 75,000 cattle, as El Nino due to peak in late 2026.

Starved and exhausted residents of Oleshky arrive in Ukraine after months of isolation, but some stay behind.

The foreign ministers of the US and Iran say a diplomatic end to the war is still possible.

Indigenous people of Arunachal Pradesh are protesting a mega dam planned to counter China's upstream hydropower project.

Thousands of people have held vigils for a 15-year-old Ghanaian boy who was chased down and killed in New York.

Crypto firm Binance says it has covered 90 percent of losses from the multibillion-dollar hack.

In a counterprotest, Netanyahu supporters demand that Israel should not have a government with 'terrorists'.

Al Jazeera's @EmmaWithrow attended a packed rally for Democrat Senate Candidate James Talarico at Texas A&M.

A dispute over the politicisation of Poland's constitutional court is deepening, with no side appearing to back down.

Protesters clashed with police as thousands took to the streets across 34 cities in Germany.

Top diplomat says Iran and Qatar have reached a plan to reopen Hormuz in two days if the US meets Tehran's conditions.

A witness has captured video of an ICE agent violently shoving a teacher who was blocking his car in Chicago.

Migrant boats are rarely found in Dutch waters, and authorities are still trying to establish where this one came from.

Judge permanently drops Trump's $10bn WSJ lawsuit, ruling he failed to prove actual malice in the newspaper's reporting.

Hundreds of protesters gathered outside the US Embassy in London to oppose the UK government's ban on Palestine Action.

Data scientists find that many 'likely non-citizens' identified by the Trump administration were erroneously flagged.

Fiery confrontations between protestors and police in Albania

The two individuals have been isolated while officials carry out contact tracing and laboratory testing.

The monument has sparked fierce opposition from local governments fearing disruption to traffic and historic views.

Israel's allegations of Qatari election interference rejected

Ranked-choice voting in Alaska could shape a key 2026 race, amid a US lawsuit involving two candidates named Dan Sullivan.

Turkish president hosts Zelenskyy in Istanbul as the two leaders agree to work on a new Black Sea grain corridor.

Hackers have targeted Binance, the world's largest exchange.

In the occupied West Bank, Israeli settlers have turned olive harvesting into a deadly activity for Palestinians.

A calm head on young shoulders, Arafat Minhas has swiftly earned the reputation of a match-winner for Pakistan.

Demonstrations in London and Edinburgh come days before a UK Supreme Court appeal challenging the group's proscription.

Ukrainian residents evacuated from Russian-occupied city of Oleshky have arrived in Ukrainian-controlled territory.

Authorities say 320,000 march on third consecutive weekend of demonstrations over cost of living and state of schools.

Manchester United one place outside the EPL's bottom three as Coventry City climb with 3-1 win over Sunderland.

Israel carried out several attacks in Gaza, including shelling the Nuseirat refugee camp.

Michigan Muslims helped elect Trump. Now their faith is under fire

Yasin Ayari goal hands third-placed Brighton 1-0 win at Manchester City, with two points separating top three in EPL.

Netanyahu and Eisenkot are locked in a struggle to form a governing coalition in the Knesset.

Fakhar Zaman's century outdoes Kamindu Mendis and propels Pakistan to three-wicket win against Sri Lanka in cricket final.

Democratic doctors aim to convert the backlash against the Trump administration's health policies into midterm votes.

Senegal makes history by becoming the first African country to host an Olympic event.

Simon Harmer picked a career-best 6-16 as South Africa beat Australia by 176 runs to clinch Test series 2-1.

Goals from Morgan Rogers and Cole Palmer give Chelsea a 2-0 win over Manchester United in the Premier League.

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi tells Al Jazeera Tehran doesn't rule out attack, is prepared for all scenarios'.

Damascus 'evaluating' whether to join the alliance that binds Turkiye, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan.

Despite genocide, regional war and isolation, Israel's election revealed little appetite for political alternatives.

UK Prime Minister rules out financial reparations, despite longstanding Caribbean demands.

As Russia's war in Ukraine reshapes this Arctic frontier, Sami communities struggle to sustain cross-border traditions.

West Indies extended their encouraging run in red-ball cricket with an emphatic eight-wicket victory over Bangladesh.

Artists in Sudan are working to save culture and traditions amid the country's war.

Same names on Alaska ballot triggered political firestorm in US, prompting a Justice Department investigation.

A new outbreak in fighting in Yemen has forced tens of thousands of people from their homes.

Former Muslim rebel leader Abdulraof Macacua has been elected chief minister of the Philippines' Bangsamoro region.

Paris steps up security as police patrol streets

Withdrawal from the nuclear treaty doses not mean that Iran would build a nuclear weapon, observers say.