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Chaos continues at Gaza's controversial aid centres as Palestinians struggle to survive Israel's deliberate starvation.

Protesters held a silent vigil outside Harvard's graduation, demanding an end to US support for Israel's war on Gaza.

US administration said it will revoke the visas of Chinese students.

A rare visit to the Afghan village hit by the mother of all bombs' reveals lasting damage and unanswered questions.

Royal Challengers Bengaluru demolishes Punjab Kings with eight-wicket win to reach first IPL final since 2016.

The 2020 death of the iconic football great shook Argentina and fans around the world.

Joseph Kabila is visiting the eastern city of Goma, which has been seized by rebels, after he was stripped of immunity.

A South African mother is sentenced to life in prison for kidnapping and selling her six-year-old child, Joshlin Smith.

By contrast, about six out of 10 LGBTQ adults said gay and lesbian people are generally accepted in the US.

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations, ASEAN, met for a high stakes summit.

Kazakhstan president talks to Al Jazeera about reform, inequality, oil dependency, navigating ties with Russia and China

Elon Musk steps down from his government efficiency role after clashing with Trump over US federal spending policies.

A Lebanese local official says an Israeli drone targeted employee working at water well in violation of ceasefire deal.

The American flag was raised at the US ambassador's residence in Damascus for the first time since 2012.

There is no confusion, no complexity. Just children incinerated in their sleep while the world watches and does nothing.

US envoy Thomas Barrack praises interim government in Damascus, calls for 'dialogue' between Israel and Syria.

Chris Gunness on Israel's Gaza aid plan via its backed foundation - and why critics say it's a form of weaponised relief

A US federal court has blocked some of Donald Trump's tariffs after lawsuit argued president exceeded his authority.

One in four foreign students in the US is from China. They add billions of dollars to the US economy.

Cholera outbreak is centred around the capital city, Khartoum, which has been devastated by more than two years of war.

Ukrainian official urges Moscow to share its plan before any talks, as Turkiye's Erdogan calls for dialogue.

Inter Milan and Paris Saint-Germain clash for the first time in Europe's premier club competition.

Israel's government has approved a major expansion of illegal settlements in the occupied West Bank.

The UN has heard testimony from a US surgeon who says he treated children who were deliberately shot in Gaza..

The US announced it will begin aggressively revoking Chinese students' visas and increase scrutiny of future applicants.

British institutions offering 'security' training to representatives of repressive regimes risk complicity in torture.

Video shows police confronting students protesting against Israel's war on Gaza outside King's College London.

Over 1.87 million Syrians return home after years of displacement, facing the hardship of rebuilding amid devastation.

Palestinian presidential spokesperson Nabil Abu Rudeineh condemned the decision, calling it a 'dangerous escalation'.

Video shows the moment part of a glacier collapsed on to the Swiss mountain village of Blatten, which was evacuated.

At least three people were killed and dozens injured when Israeli forces opened fire on starving Palestinians.

Hoover's commutation is one of a number granted by Trump, but he is still serving a 200-year state sentence for murder.

Police, media and courts turn a Muslim scholar into a threat - on the flimsiest of words and the strongest of biases.

Trump alleged Harvard conceals international student data, but federal law mandates universities share such details.

Braces by Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez allowed Inter Miami to win for the first time in five league matches.

Russia launched its largest yet air assaults on Ukraine's cities. In response, the EU threatens sanctions and missiles.

Video shows the moment China launched its first mission to collect asteroid samples, aiming to become the third country

Oklahoma City Thunder closed out the Minnesota Timberwolves in Game 5 and advanced to their first NBA finals since 2012.

An Israeli attack on Sanaa airport has destroyed the last passenger plane operated by the country's main airline.

Panel of judges finds Trump overstepped authority by imposing across-the-board duties on imports from trade partners.

In this episode of Centre Stage, our guest is Jeremy Corbyn.

Ngugi's work critiqued both British colonialism in Kenya and postcolonial Kenyan society.

Cambodian and Thai officials claim troops from other side opened fire first in latest deadly border clash.

@AlexGatopoulos looks at the Houthi movement and its ability to still strike Israel, despite attempts to destroy it

India and Pakistan have shifted from armed confrontation to a diplomatic offensive, seeking to shape global opinion.

Iconic photographer Latif al-Ani travels across Iraq to find the people and places he took photos of before the wars.

These are the key events on day 1,190 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

UN Office on Drugs and Crime says 'explosive growth' in synthetic drug trade led to record regional seizures in 2024.

Chinese state media says the mission aims 'to shed light on the formation and evolution of asteroids' and the Earth.

Musk announced the news on X, where he declared his controversial government cost-cutting measures a victory.