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Multiple people wounded in Iowa school shooting, US authorities say
Dallas County Sheriff Adam Infante says the gunman in the shooting at Perry High School has been identified.
The price of passage: Migrants fear threat of extortion in Guatemala
Advocates say law enforcement officials are preying on migrants and asylum seekers heading north across Central America.
PSG’s Mbappe undecided on club future as contract winds down
French striker says he's 'very motivated' at PSG but hasn't made up his mind about where he's going to play next season.
Al Jazeera challenges White House on escalation of tensions in the Red Sea
Al Jazeera's Kimberly Halkett challenges White House on escalation of tensions in the Red Sea
Will Iran retaliate after the deadly bombings in Kerman?
Iran threatens retaliation after two blasts killed more than 80 people during commemorations for assassinated general.
India record shortest ever Test win to level series in South Africa
Indian captain says pitches in his country are unfairly criticised after the match in Cape Town ends in record time.
Al Jazeera journalist Samir Sassi arrested in Tunis
Sassi was arrested after a raid on his family's home on Wednesday night.
British PM Sunak says he expects general election in second half of 2024
Rishi Sunak says it is a 'working assumption' that the vote will be held in the second half of the year.
Beirut bombings: Israel’s long history of assassination attempts in Lebanon
Killing of Hamas officials comes after an 18-year pause in Israel's targeting of Palestinian leaders in Lebanon.
Jeffrey Epstein list: Whose names are on the newly unsealed documents?
The documents have unearthed sexual assault allegations against Prince Andrew. Trump, Bill Clinton are also mentioned.
Egypt’s economy will be its biggest challenge during el-Sisi’s third term
How will the coming years unfold for Egyptians who are hoping that their standard of living will improve a bit?
How will hundreds of thousands in Gaza survive this winter?
With hundreds of thousands displaced, winter weather in Gaza is exacerbating an already dire humanitarian crisis.
Epstein-linked names revealed in unsealed court documents
The names of dozens of prominent men with alleged links to sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein have been released.
Ambiguous Ethiopia port deal fuels uncertainty over Somaliland statehood
The agreement accentuates historical ties between Ethiopia and Somaliland - and historical hostility with Somalia.
Elvis has not ‘left the building’: Icon to be revived as hologram
Dead nearly five decades, Elvis is the latest in a range of deceased and still-living stars relaunching as avatars.
Iraq blames US-led coalition for deadly drone strike in Baghdad
Senior commander of Iran-aligned Popular Mobilisation Forces group is among those killed.
Dozens of Palestinians blindfolded and detained in occupied West Bank raid
Dozens of Palestinian men have been blindfolded and lined up as Israeli forces detained them during a raid in Tulkarem.
US to send top diplomats to Middle East as regional tensions spread
US Secretary of State Blinken due to visit as Israel's war on Gaza widens to Lebanon.
The year of elections – Is 2024 democracy’s biggest test ever?
Starting with Bangladesh, at least 50 nations will vote this year. Here are 10 key elections to watch.
Russia and Ukraine pummel each other’s defence industry amid land stalemate
With little changing in the ground war and both governments unshaken, Kyiv and Moscow took aim at factories.
Myanmar military government pardons more than 9,000 prisoners
Annual amnesty marking Independence Day takes place during crisis in the north that poses threat to military rulers.
As opposition boycott tarnishes vote, young Bangladeshis seek new narrative
Signs of generational change as the country heads into another election on Sunday boycotted by main opposition party.
Courtroom drama as convicted felon attacks judge during sentencing
A defendant jumped over a courtroom bench to attack a judge in Nevada. Moments earlier, he asked for leniency.
Confusion, speculation in Iran after twin blasts kill more than 80 people
Iranians mark day of mourning after bombings kill at least 84 people, leave more than 280 wounded.
Israel’s war on Gaza: List of key events, day 90
Israel's plan for Palestinian resettlement is condemned as the ICJ confirms public hearings. Here is the latest:
Bangladesh elections mark a pro-China tipping point in South Asia
Beijing will celebrate a return of the Awami League the most. But Dhaka might struggle to cope.
School in Thailand offers safe space for harassed environment activists
Focus at EarthRights School is on learning from a community's fight to protect their land.
Israeli military strikes south Lebanon stoking fears of widening conflict
Attacks on Hezbollah military infrastructure follow the killing of Hamas leader in Beirut, which Israel has not claimed.
For feminists, silence on Gaza is no longer an option
It is a feminist responsibility to call for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.
Bangladesh holding ‘sham’ election: Exiled opposition leader Tarique Rahman
Son of jailed two-time PM Khaleda Zia defends the BNP's boycott of Sunday's vote, saying it has 'predetermined' outcome.
Jewish protesters calling for Gaza ceasefire shut down California assembly
Pro-Palestinian protesters disrupted the first day of California legislature by calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.
Gaza women and the isdal robes that shield them as war strips their privacy
Women and girls rely on this cover-up garment to help them face the most difficult moments of Israel's war on Gaza.
Netanyahu’s bait: Why Israel might have killed Hamas leaders in Beirut now
The assassinations bear the marks of an Israeli operation. But the timing might also be about Israeli domestic politics.
Hunger hits displaced Palestinians and animals in Gaza zoo
'Living among the animals is more merciful than what we get from the warplanes in the sky.'
Photos: Palestinians flee Nuseirat refugee camp once again amid attacks
Residents say the Israeli army issued new evacuation orders as it continues to intensify attacks on the area.
Japanese rescuers race to find survivors as quake death toll rises to 78
Scale of damage to roads and poor weather hamper relief efforts, three days after quake off Noto Peninsula.
Initial tranche of nearly 950 Epstein court documents released
Papers include names of dozens of powerful men who associated with financier and sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 680
As the war enters is 680th day, these are the main developments.
Why temples are a top campaign stop in Taiwan’s election
Temples help politicians meet local voters, but there are concerns some may be too close to Beijing.
US led coalition warns Houthis of ‘consequences’ after Red Sea attacks
The Houthis have argued that their attacks on ship linked to Israel are an act of solidarity with Gaza.
Israel’s controversial use of weapons in Gaza
Nabila Bana takes a look at some of the weapons Israel is allegedly using and why their use could be leading to high
Hezbollah leader warns Israel of war ‘without restrictions’
Hezbollah leader warns Israel of war 'without restrictions'
‘Heinous’: World reacts to twin blasts that kill dozens in Iran
Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, promised a 'harsh response' to attack in southeastern city of Kerman.
Hezbollah chief says group won’t ‘be silent’ after killing of Hamas leader
Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah offers condolences to Hamas after the killing of its deputy leader Saleh al-Arouri.
Explosions kill dozens gathered for anniversary of Soleimani assassination
Explosions kill dozens gathered for anniversary of former IRGC General Soleimani's assassination
Russia, Ukraine exchange hundreds of prisoners in largest release of war
More than 470 prisoners of war return home on both sides after the swap deals stalled in the latter half of 2023.
Rory McIlroy would consider playing LIV if it turns into ‘IPL of golf’
McIlroy has softened his stance on LIV Golf and says he has accepted it as 'part of our sport now'.
South Africa trail India after 23 wickets fall on frenetic day of cricket
The second Test between South Africa and India gets off to a manic start as both teams suffer batting collapses.
‘Israeli warning’: Beirut bombing sparks anger, fear in Lebanon
On the streets of Beirut, there is anger over what people believe was an Israeli violation of their sovereignty.
Who were the Hamas officials killed in Beirut?
Along with leader Saleh al-Arouri, other significant members of Hamas died in Tuesday's blast.
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