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UK police conclude probe into ‘partygate’ scandal with 126 fines
Metropolitan Police concludes its investigation into breaches of COVID-19 regulations at British government offices.
DR Congo authorities seize 1.5 tonnes of elephant ivory
The seizure marks one of the largest in Africa in years.
A week on, Shireen Abu Akleh’s family grieves and wants justice
Shireen Abu Akleh's brother and niece tell Al Jazeera that her killing was an attempt to silence her voice.
How does Poland view the war in Ukraine?
Warsaw has established itself as the linchpin of Western involvement in the war.
How the capture of Azov fighters affects the Russia-Ukraine war
The war's post-apocalyptic poster boys are seen in a totally different light in the Kremlin and on Russian TV.
EU deal reached on mandatory gas reserves for supply crises
Gas reserves must be filled to 80 percent by November 1, rising to 90 percent from 2023 onwards until 2025.
UN, Niger lament Mali’s withdrawal from G5 Sahel force
The decision to abandon the multinational effort may further isolate Bamako on the regional and global stage.
US to fly in baby formula on military contracted jets
US Department of Defense will also contract commercial planes to fly in supplies from overseas, the White House said.
Germany school shooting injures one, suspect arrested
The shooting in a secondary school in Bremerhaven injured one person, who is not a pupil, police say.
Togo authorities say 15 assailants died in ‘terrorist’ attack
Violence from armed groups and criminal networks is on the rise across West Africa.
Finland against hosting nuclear weapons, NATO military bases: PM
Sanna Marin says Helsinki does not want its membership bid to result in a scaled-up military footprint.
Australia’s Heart Disease
101 East investigates why young Indigenous women are dying of a preventable disease in remote Australian communities.
‘Freudian slip’: Bush decries ‘invasion of Iraq’ – not Ukraine
Former US President George W Bush appears to admit 2003 invasion of Iraq was 'wholly unjustified, brutal' in speech.
Yasin Malik: India convicts top Kashmir separatist of ‘terrorism’
The charge against the founder of JKLF rebel group carries a maximum sentence of death penalty or life imprisonment.
Sri Lanka slips into default, central bank head agrees to stay on
The island nation fell into default for the first time in its history as the gov't struggled to halt an economic crisis.
Women in rural Bangladesh bear rising cost of climate crisis
Study says households headed by women are allocating 30 percent of their spending on protection from climate disasters.
The overturning of Roe v Wade could harm women across the world
The overturning of the landmark SCOTUS ruling could have devastating consequences for women in developing countries.
Israel will not investigate Shireen Abu Akleh’s killing: Report
Israeli military believes investigation would lead to controversy in Israel; Abu Akleh family not surprised by reports.
Scholz to travel to Western Balkans lobbying for its place in EU
The German leader pushes for the EU integration of Albania, Bosnia, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Serbia.
Coal, oil price surges on Ukraine war make Asia’s richest richer
Gautam Adani and Mukesh Ambani have seen their fortunes jump on the back of surging global commodity prices.
Ukraine’s Mykolaiv on edge amid fears of a new Russian assault
Russia's military progress in Mariupol has sparked concerns it could widen its offensive into southern Ukraine.
Monkeypox: What is the disease and how serious is it?
The monkeypox virus causes fever and a bumpy rash and is usually transmitted to people from wild animals.
Photos: In Ukraine, limbs lost and lives devastated in an instant
Ukrainians who have lost limbs during Russia's invasion try to come to terms with their life-changing injuries.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 85
As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 85th day, we take a look at the main developments.
Lupus: Five things to know about autoimmune disease triggers
From stress to sunlight to hormones, here are five common factors that can contribute to a flare-up of Lupus symptoms.
UN hopes to restore Ukraine grain exports amid global food crisis
UN chief Guterres says he is in talks with multiple partners to take action before crises in poor countries worsen.
Syrians struggle to survive in ‘no man’s land’ desert camp
Rukban, which lies near the Syrian border with Jordan and Iraq, has been blockaded by the Syrian government since 2018.
How much do Australian voters care about climate change?
Major party candidates' reticence on climate policy ahead of Saturday’s elections could cost them in the polls.
Asian stocks dive after Wall Street selloff over inflation, COVID
Investors flee equities amid concerns over global inflation, China’s zero-COVID policy and the Ukraine war.
Eintracht Frankfurt beat Rangers in shoot-out to win Europa League
Rafael Borré scores the decisive penalty to clinch the club's first European trophy since 1980.
In East Timor, president-elect confronts thorny addiction to oil
Nobel laureate Jose Ramos-Horta will be inaugurated on Friday as his country eyes new oil and gas development.
Indian climate activist, 10, invited to East Timor inauguration
Licypriya Kangujam to attend Nobel winner José Ramos-Horta's presidential oath-taking as a special guest of honour.
Elections in Lebanon, does political change stand a chance?
Al Jazeera discusses with analysts what lies ahead as power has shifted in Lebanon's sectarian power-sharing system.
Russia suffers series of military, economic, diplomatic defeats
Russia is losing troop strength at a high rate and is cutting gas sales to Europe, which helps Moscow finance its war.
Timeline: Week 12 of Russia’s war in Ukraine
Al Jazeera recaps key events in week 12 of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Australia’s unemployment rate drops to lowest since 1974
Jobless figures provide boost to Prime Minister Scott Morrison days out from a closely fought election.
Sri Lankans honour Tamil victims of civil war after 13 years
It was the first-ever public event on the island where mostly majority ethnic Sinhalese memorialised the minority group.
Europe, US on alert after new monkeypox cases emerge
US, Spain and Portugal announce cases of rare viral infection, two weeks after UK identified its first case.
Can the independents upset Australia’s political status quo?
As trust in the major parties declines, independents hope to win over voters in Saturday's election.
‘Shattering the palace’: Young women take up Thailand reform call
As activists turn to new methods in campaign for change, Thai authorities ratchet up surveillance and harassment.
Biden visit to test South Korean leader’s tough talk on China
South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol faces tricky balancing act between US alliance and trade relations with China.
Bolsonaro gov’t threatening Brazilian democracy, jurists tell UN
Legal experts urge UN special rapporteur to visit Brazil to report on president's attacks on Brazilian judicial bodies.
French court upholds charge against Lafarge over Syria operation
French court confirms charge of complicity in 'crimes against humanity' for Lafarge over alleged payoffs to ISIL (ISIS).
India’s top court frees convict in ex-PM Rajiv Gandhi’s case
India's Supreme Court has released after 30 years a man jailed over assassination of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi.
Russia-Ukraine live news: Kyiv ‘will take back’ captured cities
The President says 'Ukraine will return' to Kherson, Melitopol, Berdiansk, Enerhodar and Mariupol.
US embassy in Kyiv reopens after nearly three months of war
Washington remains committed to helping Ukraine amid Russia's invasion, US says, as embassy staff returning to capital.
Nine killed in clashes in Tajikistan’s restive eastern region
Government says 70 'active members of a terrorist group' were detained after deadly clashes in Gorno-Badakhshan.
US ‘confident’ NATO expansion issues will be resolved
Turkey has opposed NATO membership bids by Sweden and Finland, but US says concerns can be addressed.
US Congress must understand ‘trauma’ of Nakba, Rashida Tlaib says
US legislator, who introduced resolution to recognise Palestinian displacement, tells Al Jazeera 'Nakba hasn't stopped'.
HRW documents ‘apparent war crimes’ by Russian forces in Ukraine
Leading US-based rights group says Russian forces had subjected civilians to summary executions, torture in two regions.
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