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India close day one of the fifth and final Test of their tour of England on 204-6 with skipper Shubman Gill was run out.

Ukraine's Parliament voted to restore independence of two key anti-corruption agencies, reversing a controversial law.

Tennessee's Supreme Court says Byron Black's execution can proceed over worries a medical device may prolong his death.

Microsoft says cyber-espionage campaign 'poses high risk' to foreign embassies, diplomats and other groups in Moscow.

Giuffre's relatives call on the US president's administration to release further information about the Epstein case.

Over a thousand Palestinians have been killed at food distribution sites since May, fuelling international outcry.

More than 25,000 people have crossed the English Channel to the UK in 2025, the highest total this early in the year.

The Hind Rajab Foundation is using Israeli soldiers' own social media footage as evidence for war crimes investigations.

Fourteen countries in Europe and North America have accused Iran of plotting killings and kidnappings on Western soil.

Proceedings in the case, brought by five small businesses, come a day before tariffs are set to take effect.

Less than half of Americans believe racial minorities face substantial discrimination, in reversal of previous trend.

The former Florida top cop has embraced loyalty to Trump, but faces fallout from the MAGA base over Epstein files.

UN aid convoys in Gaza are delayed for hours at checkpoints, then swarmed by desperate crowds as soon as they pass.

A trade deal is done, but who won? The European Union or the United States?

Mohammed Ibrahim, whose cousin was killed by Israeli settlers, suffers from severe weight loss and scabies, family says.

Amir walked 12km to receive a meagre allotment of aid, only to be fatally shot, Anthony Aguilar says.

Belgium Formula One champion Max Verstappen ends speculation about his immediate future ahead of Hungary GP.

The deal was reached after a call between the US president and his Mexican counterpart, Claudia Sheinbaum.

Killing in the name of conservation? We examine allegations that rangers use deadly force in Uganda's wildlife parks.

Desperate parents in Gaza struggle to feed their children as famine unfolds due to an Israeli blockade.

Khamis Ayyad, 40, died of smoke inhalation after settlers set fire to vehicles in town of Silwad, Health Ministry says.

German Olympic biathlete Laura Dahlmeier was struck by falling rocks while scaling Laila Peak in Pakistan on Wednesday.

Tottenham beat North London rivals Arsenal 1-0 in a friendly in Hong Kong ahead of new Premier League season.

The Trump administration has accused the PA of seeking to 'internationalise' its conflict with Israel in court.

Bove was recently confirmed to a lifetime position as a circuit court judge, despite concerns about his ethics.

Despite US pressure, Hezbollah has rejected calls for its disarmament.

US courts assessing Trump's tariff authority and reliance on 1977 emergencies act amid constitutional power debate.

The White House has jumped on the viral Jet2holidays TikTok trend to promote its controversial immigration crackdown.

Syria's new rulers have decided to take a pragmatic approach, despite Russia's support for previous president.

General Min Aung Hlaing to lead an 11-member commission to supervise the elections, expected in December.

UK HRW Director Yasmine Ahmed says Israel is exterminating Palestinians" in Gaza, urging an immediate arms embargo

We are ready to move into Gaza right away' Israeli settlers gathered at the border on Wednesday demanding that Israe

Eight months ago, the ICC issued a warrant for the arrest of Benjamin Netanyahu for the war crime of starvation.

Satellites orbiting in space recorded the moment when tens of thousands of Palestinians surged toward aid trucks.

Mehdi Hasan goes head-to-head with Mick Mulvaney on Trump's crackdown on immigrants and his fitness for office.

Ukraine's government faced pressure from protesters and foreign backers after attempt to take away power from agencies.

Japan reports one death during coastal evacuation but cancels warning across the country by Thursday afternoon.

There is just a day to go before US president launches sweeping global tariffs.

In the wake of Trump's global trade war, can the World Trade Organization reclaim its role as guardian of free trade?

Missile strikes on Kyiv leave six dead, including a child, and injure 82 as fires engulf the capital overnight.

Rescue teams search for people under the rubble after at least 52 people are wounded.

At least 16 people have died from heat-related illnesses in South Korea this year, according to health authorities.

Al Jazeera contributor Ruwaida Amer speaks about her own struggle to survive the Israeli-engineered famine in Gaza.

Paluckas, who became prime minister last year, has faced media attention around his business dealings.

Au Kam San accused by police of being in contact with an unnamed 'anti-China organisation abroad' since 2022.

UK urges Israel to take substantive steps to end the horror in Gaza and commit to negotiations on a two-state solution.

Canada and the US are working on negotiating a trade deal by August 1, with Trump threatening a 35% tariff on Canada.

Canada has become the latest country to announce its intention to recognise a Palestinian state.

Russian drone strikes on Ukraine's capital, Kyiv, on Wednesday night killed several people, including a six-year-old boy