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Wednesday's cuts are the second mass layoffs in three months at the e-commerce giant.

Countries slam destruction of UN agency for Palestinian refugees' East Jerusalem headquarters as 'unprecedented act'.

Fears of a US attack on Iran are again heightened after Donald Trump threatened action like with Venezuela."

Top US diplomat gives scant mention of international law as he touts 'strategic' significance of abducting Maduro.

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Concerns rise as UK partners with controversial facial recognition company used by Israel in Gaza.

Iran says it will deliver an unprecedented retaliation to any US attack following threats by Trump.

A fire tore through a luxury hotel in Courchevel in the French Alps, forcing the evacuation of nearly 300 people.

After months of speculation, the ex-heavyweight champion has made his comeback official and will fight on April 11.

At a rally to remember Jose Marti, some protesters disavowed any interference in Cuba from US President Donald Trump.

As the US moves to launch phase two of the Gaza ceasefire, a closer look at how Israel has fallen short on phase one.

Kremlin has not indicated whether it will agree to al-Sharaa's repeated requests for Bashar al-Assad's extradition.

Authorities in India say they're investigating the cause of a plane crash that killed Ajit Pawar

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is the latest US ally to visit Beijing, pursuing renewed ties and trade deals.

Cuba's economy is on the verge of collapse as two of the country's top oil supplies dry up amid US pressure.

Israel's destruction of fertility clinics in its war on Gaza left thousands of Palestinians mourning unborn children.

Prosecutors seek fine against Mayor Gergely Karacsony 'without a trial'.

Fears of US attack rise as president says Tehran can either negotiate 'a fair and equitable deal' or face a US 'armada'.

Sara Rammal was forced to flee her hometown in southern Lebanon because of Israeli military attacks in October 2023.

An Israeli 'organised camp' in Rafah would use facial recognition as a 'sorting' tool to deter return, analyst warns.

Flooding in southern Mozambique has forced thousands of families to flee to informal displacement camps.

Sudan hosts 14 million displaced people, but a fragile trend of return to Khartoum is emerging, despite ruins.

Pawar was a key political figure and served as second-highest elected official in Maharashtra, India's wealthiest state.

Congresswoman Omar is sprayed with an unknown liquid while meeting constituents. The motive is unknown.

Dutch firm says it expects strong growth in 2026, countering fears of an investment bubble.

Israel's war has devastated enclave's reproductive health system; advocates call it a genocidal measure.

Russia used an Iskander-M ballistic missile and 146 drones in its attacks, according to Ukraine's air force.

A Russian drone strike on a passenger train in Ukraine's northeastern Kharkiv region has killed at least five people.

Defence minister denies plans to attack the Pakistan Taliban in Tirah as tens of thousands flee the border region.

The UK-founded charity will not adhere to Israel's demand as observers fear data could be used to target aid workers.

Covering extreme drought and massive flooding in a matter of weeks shows one reporter the toll of the climate crisis.

Several Asian countries have introduced screening measures for arrivals from India, as New Delhi seeks to dampen alarm.

Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank have set fire to three villages in Masafer Yatta in the occupied West Bank.

UN warns against risk of mass violence after reports a senior military leader urged troops to kill civilians in Jonglei.

Former champion Novak Djokovic is through to last 4 in Melbourne after frontrunner Lorenzo Musetti suffers groin injury.

Resignations come amid scrutiny of Malaysian football after it fielded foreign-born players in its Asian Cup qualifiers.

Pyongyang expected to release five-year development plan for defence and economy at upcoming congress.

'It's wrong to start the war again,' Turkiye's foreign minister tells Al Jazeera amid escalating US-Iran tensions.

Kim Keon Hee's husband, Yoon Suk Yeol, could be facing the death penalty over his declaration of martial law in 2024.

US Rep Ilhan Omar of Minnesota was sprayed with an unknown substance by an assailant during a public meeting.

Palestinians 'desperate' for Rafah crossing to open as prolonged closures compound widespread suffering, warns the UN.

Madrid points to 'positive impact' of migration as it moves to grant 500,000 undocumented people legal status.

Nasr has no steady employment in Sanaa. He, his wife and five daughters often go to bed hungry.

US president says he still has confidence in Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem amid calls for her resignation.

India tells platforms to curb 10-minute deliveries amid concerns for workers' safety but there's no incentive to comply.

The plane carrying the deputy chief minister of Maharashtra state came down in his constituency of Baramati.

Second seed Swiatek is stunned by Rybakina in straight sets while Pegula makes short work of her compatriot Anisimova.

Most European countries have declined or demurred on their invitations to the US president's initiative to rebuild Gaza.

Atomic scientists say the public must demand quick action from leaders on nuclear and climate threats to avoid disaster.

Package-delivery giant targets savings of $3bn in 2026 amid push to slash deliveries for Amazon.