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Amid threats from China, Taipai is growing concerned about the Trump administration's commitment to arming the island.

Shrinking resources for refugee support groups in Malaysia collide with increasing hostility towards the Rohingya.

Moscow has suffered further losses of occupied territory, but is using new drones to beat Ukraine's defences.

Police in New Delhi have detained opposition politicians and demonstrators during protests.

Christa Pike is in critical condition after two failed attempts to execute her by lethal injection, her lawyer says.

Old rivalries, territorial disputes and new alliances are reshaping the conflict in Ethiopia's north.

Judge Leibowitz's decision underscores state jurisdiction over voter qualifications.

EU migration pact improvements face criticism for insufficient tools to manage large-scale migration emergencies.

Brazilian president and opposition candidate snub the final debate ahead of the presidential election.

Lin bags her second Asian Games gold medal, three years on from her success in Hangzhou in the 57kg class.

Swiss glaciers have lost more than 5 percent of their ice, threatening the country's alpine economy.

Rescuers recovered eight more bodies on Thursday from the area of an avalanche that swept through a mountain camp.

Riot police in Chile's capital deployed tear gas and water cannons to disperse hundreds of students.

Balad party leader Sami Abu Shehadeh has withdrawn from the October 27 Knesset election.

Eritrea has severed diplomatic ties with Ethiopia after Addis Ababa closed its embassy in Asmara

Iran calls on Iraq to remove flight curbs after US sanctions, in a move that has strained bilateral ties.

The FAO official said he was told his contract would not be renewed over an alleged breach of impartiality on Gaza.

An Indian artist tells Al Jazeera the Modi government changed his voting status. Now he'll join 'Cockroach' protests.

Massive US military deployment to the Middle East includes 50,000 troops, F-35s and Marines to pressure Tehran.

South Korea's President accused Ukraine of undermining him by disclosing POW transfer deal

Voters will soon decide between President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and the son of former President Jair Bolsonaro.

The European Union (EU) has introduced some of the world's strictest Artificial Intelligence (AI) laws.

Hundreds of protesters across Spain took part in pot banging demonstrations to demand political action over housing

In a series of campaign-style rallies, Trump seeks to boost Republican odds amid Iran war and rising fuel costs.

Skyrocketing diesel prices have pushed Washington to weigh an export ban, raising alarm across European economies.

Renewed talks over the stalled agreement have revived hope of resettlement, but ageing Chagossians fear time is running.

US deploys Roosevelt strike group and 2,000 Marines to the Middle East as part of a wider buildup around Iran.

1,439 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza and 5,052 injured since the 'ceasefire' began in October 2025.

Report stating that Trump administration directed funds towards right-wing groups comes ahead of presidential election.

A 94-year-old Jewish activist was detained at a pro-Palestine rally in the UK for supporting Palestine Action.

France face neighbours Italy in new coach Zinedine Zidane's first home game, with Mbappe out injured.

The rivals have been grouped together again, along with holders Australia, as ICC announces schedule for the tournament.

As Fury and Joshua confirm long-awaited boxing fight, Al Jazeera explains the delays and exchanges between the sides.

Saudi Arabia's Interior Ministry says pilots were returned to the UAE with an Emirati security team.

Putin warned the West he would deploy nuclear weapons if necessary to defend the Russian Baltic exclave of Kaliningrad.

Jurgen Klopp secures first win as Germany manager, while Cristiano Ronaldo's absence not felt by Portugal in Austria.

Republic of Ireland's game halted by tennis balls thrown and invader with Palestine flags amid Israel boycott demand.

Nearly 70 percent of Americans say the US-Israeli war is not worth fighting, marking a significant spike since July.

Funeral held for Palestinian man killed in the occupied West Bank

The filmmaker taking on Kenya's colonised tea plantations

ICC and Axa terminate agreement amid mounting US criticism and looming financial restrictions on the court, FT reports.

Ethiopia says it will shut its embassy in Asmara, declares 10 Eritrean diplomats persona non grata.

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has been contacted in the United Kingdom about Man City's financial breaches.

Six sources from Syria, the US and Lebanon told Reuters news agency the reported meeting aimed to calm tensions.

Captain Smit Machchhar from India is recovering from stab wounds he suffered in a Flydubai flight altercation.

New York law treats intoxicated victims differently depending on whether they willingly consumed alcohol or drugs.

Attacks on Palestinians in the area are growing at unprecedented levels.

Air strikes and difficult terrain have prevented the Houthis from turning coastal gains into a wider breakthrough.

Carney declared the pipeline a project of national interest, smoothening its way to a single federal regulatory review.

Police have detained hundreds as students protest overcrowded classrooms, teacher shortages and crumbling facilities.