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Chloe Malle, who has been with the magazine for more than a decade, will take the top job even as Wintour stays on.

Police say diplomat Zetro Leonardo Purba was shot three times as he bicycled home to his apartment in Lima, Peru.

Belgium's Foreign Minister Maxime Prevot tells Al Jazeera his country will recognise Palestine as a state this month.

The leading group of genocide scholars has agreed that Israel's actions in Gaza meet the legal definition of genocide.

The spinoff comes a decade after the two companies merged in efforts to boost growth.

The Russian leader told the Slovak PM that Moscow and Washington had a 'mutual understanding' on how to end the war.

How the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao helped reinvent a run-down Spanish port and created an urban revival.

Sudden dismissal of Laurent Freixe after just one year in the job adds to Nestle's woes, which include high tariffs.

The former president is charged with five counts, including plotting the assassination of senior officials.

US District Judge Charles Breyer questions Trump's rationale that Los Angeles protests constituted a 'rebellion'.

The start of September is no longer the start of the school year for most of Gaza's children.

A student group in Gorontalo, Indonesia, is demanding the release of 11 protesters arrested during a demonstration.

Villarreal's signing of Israel international Manor Solomon on transfer deadline day causes fan backlash.

Former Brazilian president in court along with seven others accused of failed power grab after 2022 election loss.

I was evacuated to France, where I saw the reason why the world is allowing my people to be slaughtered.

Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro has accused the US of planning a military takeover.

US Congress returns to session amid renewed unrest. Chicago braces for possible federal troop deployment.

You don't need to just shoot someone for it to constitute genocide."

One of the world's leading ecologists warns collapse of biodiversity, not just climate change, could undo civilization.

Families are searching for loved ones under the rubble in eastern Afghanistan after a magnitude 6 quake wiped villages.

Kitty O'Brien attended a Berlin demonstration last week to protest against Israel's targeted killing of Palestinians.

The Streamexamines the growing trend in the US in which women areturning to the traditional stay-at-home lifestyle.

In the new law, those found guilty of homosexuality could face a two- to five-year prison sentence.

Randa Abdel-Fattah is an anti-racism scholar who lost an $870,000 research grant over her criticisms of Israel.

Xi is hosting Putin and other world leaders for a show of strength and a reminder of history.

A landslide in Sudan's western Darfur flattened the mountain village of Tarasin, with as many as 1,000 people feared dea

PM Francois Bayrou faces an uphill battle in securing support for his unpopular plans to shore up France's finances.

Among lowest-paid medics in East Africa, Ethiopia's doctors face state crackdown in strike for better working conditions

Taiwan's Lin Yu-ting and Algeria's Imane Khelif both set to miss boxing's world championships amid ongoing gender row.

More than 360 people, including 130 children, have died from hunger since the start of Israel's genocidal war on Gaza.

Liverpool and Man Utd have busy end to Europe's transfer window while Man City deal late for PSG's Gianluigi Donnarumma.

Saying that the Lebanon pager bombings blamed on Israel caused only 'injuries' fails to do justice to the actual horrors

Half of US voters believe Israel is committing genocide and six in 10 oppose further military aid, polls suggest.

Al Jazeera's Moath al-Kahlout captured the chaos after the Israeli military targeted a crowded market in Gaza City on Mo

The Islamic University of Bandung's student body says security officials 'brutally attacked' the campus with tear gas.

Each side is trying to spend the other's money on security, as they shift to a new geopolitical equilibrium.

Earthquake in eastern Afghanistan kills more than 1,100 as rescuers search rubble in remote villages.

The two leaders' meeting comes the day before a military parade marking Japan's surrender in World War II.

Tech platforms to be responsible for preventing access to 'abhorrent technologies' under reforms announced by Canberra.

A landslide triggered by heavy rain destroyed an entire village in Sudan's Darfur, killing more than 1,000 people.

The provincial head of disaster management, Ehsanullah Ehsan, says they cannot 'predict' the number of bodies trapped.

Chinese President Xi Jinping outlines plans for new development bank and financing options for SCO members.

Rescuers try to reach isolated villages in eastern Kunar province after a 6.0 quake kills 800 people and wounds 2,800.

Pakistan intensifies outreach to Bangladesh, seeking new partnerships as regional power dynamics shift.

Israeli forces continue to attack people seeking food aid as the death toll from famine continues to rise in Gaza.

The world No 1 beat Bublik in round of 16, losing just three games and reversing a shock loss to the Kazakh in June.

News comes as the opposition Conservative Party pledges to drill all remaining North Sea oil and gas, if elected.

Tens of thousands of people gather in Hanoi to celebrate declaration of independence from French colonial rule.

The Australian bowling superstar made the shock announcement ahead of the upcoming Ashes series and T20 World Cup.

Sudan Liberation Movement/Army appeals for UN help to recover bodies from village buried by landslide after heavy rain.