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How to support Morocco’s earthquake victims
Here are some organisations that are collecting donations to help the people of Morocco.
Williamson and Boult to lead New Zealand’s Cricket World Cup charge
Opener Finn Allen and fast bowler Adam Milne miss out on the squad for the ODI World Cup in India.
‘Completely innocent’: UK parliamentary researcher denies spying for China
Suspect says espionage for Chinese government 'would be against everything' he stands for.
From Dearborn to the NFL: Robert Saleh’s meteoric rise
American football has changed the fortunes of countless Arab Americans from the Detroit suburb, including Jets coach.
Pakistan says Afghanistan building ‘unlawful structures’ along tense border
Pakistan accuses Taliban gov't of 'indiscriminate firing' at the key Torkham border crossing, closed for nearly a week.
Chile marks 50 years since Pinochet’s brutal coup
A half-century on, the country struggles with revisionism and denial as survivors continue their quest for justice.
‘Without rules we cannot live’: Greece seeks ways to tackle ‘overtourism’
Residents of some Greek islands struggle with cost of living and environmental issues due to excessive tourist numbers.
Why world figures urged Bangladesh to stop ‘harassment’ of a Nobel laureate
As Yunus faces corruption and labour law charges, global figures say country's only Nobel winner is being 'persecuted.
Climate change ‘dystopian future already here’
UN rights chief highlights 'environmental horror' for many countries as fossil fuel projects continue unabated globally.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to visit Russia for talks with Putin
Kremlin and North Korean state media say Kim will visit Russia at the invitation of President Vladimir Putin.
France says controversy over Morocco earthquake aid ‘misplaced’
More than 2,100 people have died since the magnitude 6.8 earthquake hit Morocco on Friday.
What we know three days after Morocco’s devastating earthquake
Local volunteers, soldiers, doctors and aid workers are racing to reach affected areas high in the Atlas Mountains.
Tanzania opposition leader Lissu released after weekend arrest
Lissu has been holding political rallies across the country since returning from exile in January.
Paul Pogba: Faith, fame and police violence
The French football star discusses his faith, the media, police violence in France and mental health in football.
Thailand’s Srettha pledges urgent action to tackle ‘sick economy’
New prime minister promises to hand out cash, reduce energy prices and boost tourism to stimulate sluggish economy.
In Russia’s Pacific port, residents await North Korea’s Kim Jong Un
Neither Moscow nor Pyongyang confirmed Kim's visit; South Korean media say the secretive leader has already departed.
Fifty years after Chile’s coup, the region still not safe from US meddling
Destructive US efforts to control its backyard" continue to this day.
Photos: Moroccans sleep on the streets, temporary shelters after earthquake
Many communities lack food, water, power and shelter, and residents are spending nights in the open in the mountains.
History Illustrated: Pinochet and Chile’s dark legacy
President Gabriel Boric's search for those who disappeared under Augusto Pinochet lauded but also seen as falling short.
Brazil’s Lula backtracks on Putin arrest safety at Rio G20
Vladimir Putin missed the G20 summit in India, avoiding any risk of criminal detention under an ICC arrest warrant.
Powerful earthquakes that have hit Morocco
The September 8 earthquake is Morocco's deadliest in more than 60 years.
Macron visits Bangladesh to ‘consolidate’ France’s Indo-Pacific push
French president says visit offers a 'third way' in a region 'facing new imperialism' as China's influence grows.
Biden leads US tech executives in talks with business leaders in Vietnam
Business talks held as Washington and Hanoi seek to deepen cooperation amid shared concerns about China's rise..
Cheap Nepal tea hits India’s Darjeeling tea sales
Cheaper alternatives from Nepal, as well as rising costs of domestic production, have slashed demand.
China says reports it had spy in UK parliament ‘malicious slander’
Police have confirmed a man in his twenties was arrested in March and bailed until next month.
Polls suggest Australia Indigenous Voice referendum will fail
Latest polls suggest the only state that backs the proposal to create Indigenous advisory body is Tasmania.
G20 Summit: What India showed the world — and what it hid
Modi's face and India's diplomatic nous were on display. But from monuments to food, its diversity was denied a stage.
China’s Alibaba sees shares tumble as outgoing CEO quits cloud business
Announcement that Daniel Zhang will not continue to lead cloud business takes markets by surprise.
Putin’s party wins controversial polls in annexed Ukraine regions: Reports
State media says Putin's United Russia won more than 70 percent of the ballot in four regions annexed from Ukraine.
Why is China banning officials and state employees from using iPhones?
Beijing is taking aim at Apple devices in the latest salvo in the US-China tech war.
Modi’s plan to change India’s name to Bharat ‘absurd’: Rahul Gandhi
Gandhi's comments came while touring Europe, meeting with politicians and members of the Indian diaspora.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 565
As the war enters if 565th day, these are the main developments.
Few customers but plenty of cash?: N Korean restaurants remain open in Laos
Restaurants should have closed and analysts say they suspect their only purpose is to 'launder money'.
Novak Djokovic wins US Open for record-equalling 24th Grand Slam title
The Serbian beats Medvedev in straight sets to match Margaret Court's all-time record haul of 24 Grand Slam titles.
Spain’s football chief Luis Rubiales resigns after World Cup kiss scandal
Spanish football federation president quits after kiss scandal which tarnished Spain's victory at the Women's World Cup.
In conversation with writer Hassan Aourid on Morocco’s earthquake
Intellectual says despite the scope of the tragedy, a strong government response and regional solidarity bring hope.
Search for the missing continues as Morocco reels from powerful quake
Morocco accepts aid from Spain, Britain, Qatar and the UAE as countries show support and solidarity to quake victims.
Filling of Grand Renaissance Dam on the Nile complete, Ethiopia says
The Egyptian foreign ministry condemns the move, calling Ethiopia's filling of the dam 'illegal'.
How is Morocco dealing with the aftermath of its earthquake?
Thousands of people are dead and many more injured after a severe temblor.
Chile march to commemorate Pinochet victims marred by violence
Rival protests held in Chile ahead of the 50th anniversary of a military coup that ousted President Salvador Allende.
India’s G20 win hides bitter divisions between the West and Global South
Host India has succeeded in getting together a joint G20 declaration, but it hides divisions among member states.
Meta deletes Al Jazeera presenter’s profile after show criticising Israel
Tip of the Iceberg episode investigated how Facebook targets Palestinian content related to Israel.
Germany beat Serbia to win first-ever FIBA basketball World Cup
Germany beat two-time champions Serbia 83-77 in the final in Manila to win men's basketball World Cup for first time.
Antony delays Man United return to address assault allegations in Brazil
The striker was withdrawn from Brazil's squad as police investigate accusations made by his ex-girlfriend.
Sudanese army kills at least 40 people in a drone attack on Khartoum
A drone attack on an open market south of Khartoum killed at least 30 people, as the RSF and army battle for power.
Analysis: Does an ‘uninspiring’ G20 have a future?
Though the G20 managed to secure a joint statement, many are disappointed with the outcome on Ukraine, climate and more.
‘I don’t want France to blow’: Paul Pogba on police violence and justice
The World Cup winner talks to Al Jazeera about violence, the pressures of being an elite athlete, racism and faith.
Five key takeaways from G20 summit: ‘We need bolder action’
India managed to get disparate group to sign off on a final statement despite pointed disagreements.
Morocco residents speak of shock, horror as the earthquake struck
As search and rescue efforts continue, Moroccans are struggling to deal with the devastation.
How dark horses Serbia and Germany reached FIBA World Cup final
Last two teams standing defeated NBA star-studded USA and Canada to make it to an all-Europe basketball World Cup final.
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