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“Inclusivity” in Syria key to avoiding “infighting, chaos”
Mohamad Elmasry on what Syria's opposition forces will have to do, to keep the country from spiralling into conflict.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,021
Here are the key developments on the 1,021st day of the Russia-Ukraine war.
Israeli attacks on Gaza residential areas kill at least 29
Bombardment across besieged territory continues and humanitarian crisis deepens after 14 months of Israeli attacks.
Al-Assad’s fall in Syria: What’s at stake for China?
China quietly aligned with al-Assad through UNSC vetoes, but has not been directly involved like Iran or Russia.
Fighters who overthrew al-Assad claim control of Syria’s Deir Az Zor city
Commander Hassan Abdul Ghani said the city and its military airport are fully 'liberated'.
Dozens of civilians killed in two days of intense fighting in Sudan
More people killed in North Darfur and Greater Khartoum attacks as fighting between the army and the RSF turns bloodier.
Taiwan blames ‘troublemaker’ China for huge naval drills near shores
The island tracked 53 Chinese military aircraft and 11 navy ships in 24 hours.
Video: Murder suspect Luigi Mangione shouts to reporters
The suspect in the killing of a health firm CEO in New York, shouted in protest as he was brought into court.
Ghana to Botswana: Why African voters are throwing out ruling parties
Several countries recorded total electoral power transfers while opposition groups made significant wins in others.
Why is Israel attacking Syria?
What does Israel gain by attacking Syria in the wake of al-Assad's overthrow?
Japanese atomic bomb survivors accept Nobel Peace Prize
Nihon Hidankyo, a group of Hiroshima and Nagasaki survivors, honoured for fighting to abolish nuclear weapons.
Google pulls bad McDonald’s reviews after Luigi Mangione’s arrest
Internet users flood outlet with bad reviews after tip-off leads to arrest of suspect in UnitedHealthcare CEO's killing.
Trump teases speedy environmental permitting for $1bn investments in US
The president-elect's proposal came with scant details, but environmental groups likened it to a corporate 'bribe'.
Sixty patients at Gaza hospital at risk of starving, authorities say
Health Ministry warns patients could die from lack of food, water as UN official briefs Security Council on conditions.
South Korean police raid presidential office, ex-minister attempts suicide
Developments come as opposition party prepares to make second bid to impeach President Yoon Suk-yeol.
US trade office starts probe into Nicaragua human rights and labour abuses
Trade representative Katherine Tai denounced the government of Daniel Ortega for 'repressive acts' against critics.
Yemen’s Houthis clash with US Navy ships in the Gulf of Aden
The US military says it has intercepted a barrage of missiles and drones fired by the Yemen-based group.
Accused UnitedHealthcare CEO attacker Mangione fights New York extradition
Mangione appears in court day after arrest in Pennsylvania for murder of Brian Thompson in Midtown Manhattan.
‘Our homes were destroyed’ Palestinian residents return to Yarmouk camp
Residents of the Yarmouk Palestinian refugee camp have started returning to their homes.
How can Syria be rebuilt and who will pay?
Years of war and sanctions have left much of the country in ruins.
Police fire tear gas at Kenya protesters rallying against femicide
Hundreds gather in Kenya's capital to rally against gender-based violence.
Kenyan police tear gas protesters marching against femicide
Police in Nairobi used tear gas to disperse protesters demanding an end to femicide.
US sanctions China cyber firm for potentially deadly ransomware attack
Some firewalls targeted in the US were protecting critical infrastructure companies, the US Treasury Department says.
Two presidents, two sons, different standards of outrage
Hunter Biden was accused of influencing policy for personal gain. His critics aren't upset over Trump Jr's similar role.
Argentina’s Milei emerges as blueprint for global far right
One year into his presidency, Milei has fast become a symbol of what the global far right hope to achieve.
Israel’s Netanyahu decries ‘absurd’ charges at corruption trial appearance
Netanyahu took the stand for about four hours and will resume testifying on Wednesday.
‘Step towards justice’: US indicts ex-military officials for Syria abuses
Officers Jamil Hassan and Abdul Salam Mahmoud behind torture of detainees, including US citizens, prosecutors say.
What is Iran signalling since the fall of Syria’s Bashar al-Assad?
A stalwart Assad ally for decades, Iran has to decide how it will approach the new Syria.
Syrian fighters name Mohammed al-Bashir as caretaker prime minister
Al-Bashir headed the HTS-led Syrian Salvation Government (SSG) in the northwest area of Idlib.
Why is Europe pausing Syrian asylum claims after al-Assad’s fall?
Some European countries are freezing asylum applications for people from Syria in the wake of the fall of its regime.
‘From the heart of the north, we are happy for your freedom’
A young girl in northern Gaza sends a heartfelt message to the people of Syria, congratulating them on their freedom.
Pakistan’s military charges former spy chief over ‘political activities’
Lieutenant-General Faiz Hamid, under arrest since August, is the first spy chief accused of helping a political party.
Brazil’s President Lula ‘stable’ after emergency surgery
Doctors say left-wing leader will remain under observation for a few days after surgery for intracranial haemorrhage.
Firefighters in US battling a wildfire in Malibu, California
Malibu wildfire forces evacuation of residents near Pepperdine University, students seek shelter in campus library.
Argentina court dismisses rape charges against France rugby’s Jegou, Aurado
The dropping of charges against Hugo Aurad and Oscar Jego draws a line under a dark period for France's rugby community.
US and UK sanction gold smuggler Kamlesh Pattni
Pattni featured heavily in Al Jazeera's Gold Mafia investigation, which looked at gold smuggling in Southern Africa.
It is time for justice and accountability in Syria
But that is no easy task.
Voluntary carbon market has failed the human rights test
Our organisations' research showed that carbon projects can badly harm the communities they claim to benefit.
Rethinking the UN: Reform or obsolescence?
We talk to the UN's special rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian territories about the genocide in Gaza.
Experts: International law has failed Gaza
Israel's genocide in Gaza has killed tens of thousands. Al Jazeera asks why international law has been disregarded.
What is Sora Turbo and is it a game-changer for artificial intelligence?
Launch triggers an online frenzy among users, causing the company to temporarily halt new account creations.
Scenes from Syria: The fall of al-Assad in 10 videos
Must-see moments as opposition fighters brought Bashar al-Assad's brutal rule over Syria to a dramatic end.
Al-Assad may become a “bargaining chip” for Russian interests
Samuel Ramani on what's next for the deposed Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad after opposition forces toppled his rule
Israeli army moves into Syria amid political chaos
The Israeli military has entered Syria following the fall of the Assad government.
“Fears” over what “comes next” from Syrian opposition forces
Ibrahim Olabi talks about what Syria and its citizens can expect now that the opposition forces have ousted Assad regime
Israel’s Netanyahu arrives at court in long-running corruption trial
Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has arrived in court to testify at his long-running corruption trial.
The secret tunnels beneath Assad’s Syrian palace
Syrians have found a network of tunnels under the presidential palace of deposed president Bashar al-Assad.
Al Jazeera discovers bodies showing signs of torture in Syrian morgue
Al Jazeera's Omar Al-Hajj has gained access to the Harasta military hospital on the outskirts of Damascus.
South Korean parliament passes bill seeking counsel probe of Yoon
The governing party is also discussing Yoon's potential resignation as early as February and holding a snap election.
Dozens kidnapped by rifle-wielding men in northwest Nigeria village
Residents said men carrying assault rifles went door to door, kidnapping people in the northwestern town of Kakin Dawa.
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