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EU leaders meet in Denmark after a series of drone incidents near the country's airports and military bases.

Activists on the Global Sumud Flotilla shared a video they said showed Israeli vessels intercepting the fleet.

Labour PM's conference speech comes amid right-wing surge and the left's plunge in ratings.

The Global Sumud Flotilla says its fleet has sailed into the "high-risk zone."

Vancouver-based Lithium Americas is developing one of world's largest lithium mines in northern Nevada.

The men are suspected of of being 'foreign operatives' for Hamas and will appear in court Thursday, prosecutors say.

The big box retailer is the latest company to join a slew of others to cut back on additives under White House pressure.

A 6.5-magnitude quake has made rescue efforts even tougher as 72-hour period for best survival chances nears its end.

High court to hear arguments in January on whether Cook will lose her job but says she may stay in her post until then.

At least 65 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza as a flotilla of more than 50 ships braces for interception.

The US government has had 20 funding gaps, resulting in 10 shutdowns since 1976, the longest lasting 35 days.

Follow our live build-up with full team news before our text commentary stream of the league phase encounter.

A glimpse into a secluded community and thousands of IDPs it hosts, and how the arrival of the RSF worries them.

The Taliban has denied implementing a nationwide internet ban, following a communications blackout across Afghanistan.

A military court in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has sentenced ex-President Joseph Kabila to death in absentia.

Latin Americans are increasingly flocking to Poland for work, lured by the false promise of secure salaries.

Rescuers in the Philippines are searching for survivors and retrieving bodies after an earthquake struck.

In Afghanistan's earthquake aftermath, Sorin Furcoi captures both the loss and the hope of people rebuilding.

US political analyst Eric Ham says the US government shutdown is a game of chicken" that's spiraled out of control.

Qatar's Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani told Al Jazeera the Gaza ceasefire plan

Israel ordered Palestinians to flee Gaza City, but nearly half of all deaths are in the areas they were told to go.

The US is planning to extend a $20 billion loan to Argentina in support to President Javier Milei.

Trump says Qatar is 'steadfast ally in pursuit of peace, stability, and prosperity" and helps US in mediating conflicts.

Hundreds of thousands federal employees to be furloughed while others, including FBI, CIA agents, will work without pay.

The US Government has shut down after the Senate failed to pass a spending bill. Heidi Zhou Castro breaks it down.

White House columnist at The Hill, explains how political polarisation in the US has meant more frequent govt shutdowns.

Unions are protesting against government plans to allow extended working hours, including shifts of up to 13 hours.

From Bengal to Gaza, hunger is often used as a weapon of war but almost never punished.

UK's top war criminal-turned-consultant is set to front Trump's Gaza plan, where colonialism is sold as investment.

The hardline rulers have previously announced local blackouts as part of attempts to combat 'immoral activities'.

As Kabul resists action against the Pakistan Taliban, Islamabad is left to weigh military strikes and expulsions.

Youth-led protests over water and electricity continue in Madagascar, despite government concessions.

Police are investigating whether an explosion in northern Munich is linked to the popular beer festival.

Local authorities say nearly 70 people have been killed and hospitals in the Cebu province are overwhelmed.

US podcast host and former presidential assistant Dan Koh made this claim - but is it true?

There have been more than 2,400 settler attacks on Palestinian property since October 2023, with over 3,000 displaced.

Democrats and Republicans blamed each other as the US federal government went into shutdown after the two parties failed

A powerful earthquake has struck Cebu in the central Philippines, collapsing homes and businesses.

Police in Peru say they have arrested the main suspects in the murders of two women and a girl.

Sinner rebounds from his recent US Open final defeat to Carlos Alcaraz with a third title of the season in Beijing.

'The main focus is how to protect the people in Gaza,' stressed the Qatari PM in an interview with Al Jazeera.

Rescuers scrambling to find survivors are hampered as the region recovers from a recent typhoon.

US consumers not expected to start seeing lower prices under the Pfizer deal until 2026.

Handshake snubs, trophy refusal and jingoism in Dubai show how their toxic rivalry threatens the game itself.

More than 350 people have been rescued after southern Ukrainian city was hit by two months of rain in just seven hours.

There is no respite for Palestinians bombarded and forced to flee Gaza City under heavy Israeli bombardment.

Authorities say six people are still alive under the rubble of the school and in contact with rescue workers.

Kylian Mbappe and Real Madrid bounce back from a disappointing weekend defeat to Atletico to power past Kairat Almaty.

The shutdown comes as Republicans fail to reach deal with Democrats concerned by steep hikes in health insurance costs.

Rohingya speakers urge the UN not to forget the plight of minorities in Myanmar's Rakhine state and refugee camps.