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The Sudanese military had accused Ethiopian troops of executing seven soldiers and publicly displaying their bodies.

Hacking group claimed attack in response to decision by Vilnius to ban transit of goods to Russia's Kaliningrad exclave.

The public high school football coach was put on leave after refusing to stop praying on field while on duty.

Leaders of the world’s largest defence alliance will convene in Madrid this week for the NATO heads of state summit.

White supremacists create hypothetical hurts, slights, and even people to achieve their ideal nation-state.

Leaders from Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and the US say they will keep backing Ukraine.

Music video talks about the Sutlej-Yamuna canal which is at the heart of a dispute between Punjab and Haryana states.

Ukrainian residents of Makariv recount their ordeal as they came under attack by invading Russian forces.

Lebanon, facing rampant power cuts and skyrocketing inflation, relies on the diaspora for hard currency.

The top judge cited health concerns for his resignation which comes weeks after a rare complaint by his fellow justices.

Displaced people are sheltering in relief camps set up by the government, charities along roads and in public buildings.

Professional wrestler Aliyah became the first Arab woman to participate in main event of WWE's SmackDown.

There were only three clinics in the US state. Now, Louisianans will be some of the furthest from abortion access.

Recent Conservative by-election defeats mean Johnson may soon join the list of British PMs who lost power between elections.

The South African Police Service has launched an investigation into the incident which killed 21 young people.

The deadly crossing was the first since Spain and Morocco mended relations earlier this year after a diplomatic spat.

UN's World Food Programme says it will have to ration the food aid it sends to Yemen as a result of a lack of funding.

The cuts fall short of demands from Indigenous leaders who have decried the soaring cost of living.

The Hungarian PM's stance on Russia's invasion appears to have benefitted him domestically but has angered EU partners.

With homes and fields submerged, people forced into camps on roads, forests and markets are facing hunger and diseases.

Rebels target police station in Dassari town in what appears to be spillover effect of unrest in neighbouring countries.

The last direct talks between Riyadh and Tehran were held in April, as the two sides mull over a rapprochement.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 124th day, we take a look at the main developments.

A long blockade will worsen food shortages in the Middle East and North Africa, sparking a migration crisis.

Serhiy Haidai speaks to Al Jazeera about the fall of Severodonetsk and the ongoing battles in Lysychansk.

Russia has pushed back against the default designation, saying it has the funds to cover any bills.

Palaeontologist says the mammoth is 'one of the most incredible mummified ice age animals ever discovered in the world'.

G7's Partnership for Global Infrastructure and Investment aims to help finance infrastructure in developing countries.

Sudan military says the Ethiopian army displayed the bodies of the executed people to the public.

Disaster took place during a traditional event called "corraleja" in which people enter a ring to engage the bulls.

Russia misses deadline on foreign debt payments for first time since 1918 amid Western sanctions over Ukraine invasion.

Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko says missiles hit at least two residential buildings, killing one person.

Protests spread across the US after the Supreme Court struck down a 50-year-old abortion law.

Sunday Times reports there was no suggestion that payments for prince's charity over a four-year period were illegal.

Al Jazeera Digital's innovation studio site highlights challenges women with disabilities face in navigating megacities.

G7 leaders meeting in Germany discuss plans to reduce Russian revenues from oil exports amid a surge in energy prices.

Banners with the words 'No to NATO, No to War, For Peace' were held as thousands of people marched through the city.

Iran tests Zuljanah satellite launcher for second time, according to state media, as nuclear talks are set to restart.

Putin's last known visit outside Russia was to Beijing in early February when he met President Xi Jinping.

Iraqi leader is trying to facilitate the re-establishment of ties between Iran and Saudi Arabia.

Rights group say arrest of Setalvad, who campaigned for the 2002 Gujarat riot victims, will have a 'chilling effect'.

Energy minister says officials will visit Moscow to seek cheap oil imports as Sri Lanka battles a fuel crisis.

The first of a four-part series takes a deep dive into the most contentious issues dividing France.

US President Joe Biden said the leaders of the world’s wealthiest nations will announce the ban during the G7 summit.

The Stream looks at Fault Lines’ ’51 Years Behind Bars’ and asks if the country can build a more humane justice system.

Despite overwhelming evidence that asylum seekers have been brutally pushed back from Greek waters, authorities deny it.

Ukraine's state emergency services are working to extract trapped people from a nine-story building.

The move comes a day after the energy minister said there would be an indefinite delay in getting new shipments of oil.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 123rd day, we take a look at the main developments.

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