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All the updates as Spain win 6-0 away at Turkiye in their UEFA Group E qualifier for the 2026 World Cup.

The Indian government is using the threat of cancelling OCIs to silence critics. This must not remain unchallenged.

Verstappen earned his third Italian GP at the famous track and is the first driver to win from pole at Monza since 2019.

Organisers say detained demonstrators include 'vicars and priests, war veterans and descendants of Holocaust survivors'.

For the volunteers on one boat trying to reach Gaza, crew duties and history lessons, hope and anxiety coexist.

Follow our live build-up, score, photos and text commentary stream from the US Open men's singles final in New York.

Farmers and experts warn Iraq's historic rivers are vanishing, threatening survival, identity and stability.

Aid from the kingdom's charity KSRelief will also help rebuild dozens of schools and bakeries throughout Syria.

Flights at Ramon Airport in southern Israel have now resumed after two people were injured in a drone strike.

UK Police arrested nearly 900 protesters during another rally against the UK's ban on activist group Palestine action.

Survivors tell Al Jazeera they lost everything in the floods and tents are needed to protect their children.

South Korean workers detained in an immigration raid in the US state of Georgia are to be released and flown home.

How India's refusal to acknowledge Trump's mediation during the brief war with Pakistan led to a trade war with the US.

Al Jazeera's Ali Hashem reports at the mountainous region in Afghanistan that was affected by the recent earthquake.

Carlo Acutis, a digital pioneer, used his computer skills to spread Catholic teaching globally.

After being arrested in a sting operation, an Israeli official's return home raises questions

Bernie Sanders calls Israel's Gaza aid limits barbarism," says most Americans oppose US funding Netanyahu government

Protesters chant against police actions as detentions surpass 400, prompting debates on freedom of speech in the UK.

Two Palestinians injured as settlers target homes while Israel's national security minister participates in storming.

We sail to sustain hope. To lose hope is to give up on the people of Gaza and surrender them to an evil regime.

Microsoft warns customers of 'increased latency' in connectivity and says efforts are under way to resolve the issue.

Absorbing immigrants from the Gaza Strip is something that, politically speaking, is not accepted by Egypt."

Thousands of protesters marched in Washington DC and Chicago in the US, to denounce deployment of National Guard troops.

The Voice of Hind Rajab" won the Silver Lion Grand Jury Prize, one of the highest honours at the Venice Film Festival.

A global roundup of some of last week's events.

Watch the moment Israeli forces bomb al-Soussi Tower, a high-rise residential building in Gaza City.

The LGBTQ event in Belgrade comes the day after police arrested 42 demonstrators in the city of Novi Sad.

Centre-left 45-year-old politician gets new mandate to manage the South American nation's newfound oil wealth.

Mamdani discusses how he plans to address income inequality and affordability issues in the largest US city.

The ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) no longer has a majority in either house of parliament.

Businessman and veteran politician vows to perform his duties "with honesty and righteousness" amid political turmoil.

The mother who spent 32 years looking for her missing son.

Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko says attack early on Sunday sparked fires at several high-rise buildings in the capital.

Israel pounds Gaza City as its troops continue a large-scale offensive to seize the biggest urban centre in the Strip.

Nassourdine Imavov beat Caio Borralho in Paris, then issued a title challenge to UFC middleweight champ Khamzat Chimaev.

Director Ben Hania pays tribute to slain five-year old Palestinian girl, calls for accountability for Israeli killings.

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker denounces Trump as a wanna-be dictator as protesters rally in Chicago and Washington, DC.

World number one Aryna Sabalenka defended her US Open title with a straight-sets victory against Amanda Anisimova.

Here are the key events on day 1,291 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

South Sudan says Mexico provides assurances its national would not face torture or other inhumane treatment.

Resident of Darul Jama says military was warned for three days about Boko Haram massing near village but did nothing.

More than a dozen rescued after boat capsizes during evacuations in Pakistan's flood-stricken Punjab.

Deputy quits, cabinet reshuffled as far-right Reform UK gains in polls.

Cristiano Ronaldo scores twice in a 5-0 World Cup qualifying win in Armenia as Portugal remember Diogo Jota.

Violence breaks out as police move in on 1,500 people protesting against government's ban on anti-genocide group.

More than 2,200 deaths as southeast Afghanistan grapples with aftermath of a powerful magnitude 6.0 earthquake.

Italian cyber-apostle, who showed kindness to less fortunate, hailed for using precocious tech talent to spread word.

The Israeli army is systematically destroying remaining infrastructure as it moves to seize Gaza's largest urban centre.

The government's push for a public music event generates heated political interpretations over its intentions.

All to know as the world's top two men's tennis players meet in New York in their third straight Grand Slam final.