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Ukraine hails unwanted first Oscar for ‘Russian terror’ documentary
Mstyslav Chernov's 20 Days in Mariupol won best documentary for journalist's first-person account of Russian invasion.
France’s Macron pushes on with assisted-dying bill
President's bill allowing terminally ill people to be aided in ending life follows polls showing public support.
Can Michigan save Palestine?
The road to East Jerusalem may pass through Dearborn.
Pakistan police crack down on PTI protests over alleged rigging in election
Last month's vote saw large-scale allegations of rigging which PTI says was done to stop it from coming to power.
Muslims offer Ramadan prayers in New York’s Times Square
Muslim worshippers, many with Palestinian flags, gathered in New York's Times Square to offer prayers before Ramadan.
Russia tightlipped on reports Navy commander sunk by Black Sea losses
Kremlin refuses comment on report it replaced navy commander after losing warships to Ukrainian attacks in Black Sea.
India implements ‘anti-Muslim’ 2019 citizenship law weeks before election
Modi gov't announces rules to implement controversial law, weeks before he seeks a rare third term in vote due by May.
A sad Ramadan for Gaza as Israel continues attacks
In the midst of Israel's war, the people of Gaza don't feel the joy of the holy month.
Fear of China, Russia and Iran is driving weapons sales: Report
The US and France led global arms exports to allies in the past five years, as Russian sales collapsed.
Climate change threatens EU with mass deaths and huge costs: Report
Hundreds of thousands of lives and more than $1 trillion in losses are threatened unless urgent action is taken.
Protesters boo Israeli president at opening of new Holocaust museum
Pro-Palestinian protesters targeted the Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit to the opening of a new Holocaust museum.
Boeing’s woes continue as 50 injured on Australia-New Zealand flight
A dozen were hospitalised after the LATAM Airlines plane experienced 'strong movement'.
Why did Hollywood stars wear red pin badges at the Oscars ceremony?
Stars wear pins calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza as well as the release of captives at the Academy Awards.
Al-Qaeda in Arabian Peninsula announces death of leader Khalid Batarfi
Armed group says Saad bin Atef al-Awlaki takes over as new leader after Batarfi's death, according to SITE.
Israel’s war on Gaza: List of key events, day 157
As Ramadan starts, Gaza is overshadowed by Israel's campaign of hunger that has severely restricted food to millions.
India’s top court orders SBI to disclose electoral bonds details by Tuesday
Court asks state-run bank to publish details of previously anonymous political donations before upcoming national polls.
UK pledges additional funds to protect Muslim communities
The announcement comes amid a sharp rise in anti-Muslim incidents since the start of the war in Gaza in October.
Carey and Marsh lead Australia to 2-0 Test series win over New Zealand
Carey shared 140-run partnership with Marsh as Australia won the second Test by three wickets in a tense finish.
Palestinians blocked from praying at Al-Aqsa on eve of Ramadan
Israeli forces beat back Muslim worshippers with batons to prevent their entry to Al-Aqsa Mosque for Ramadan prayers.
Palestinian refugees in Jordan fret over UNRWA’s fate, and their own
The agency provides refugees with services but, more importantly, with hope that they can return to their homeland.
Outside Bali, Indonesia’s Hindus celebrate Nyepi in intimate ceremonies
The Balinese new year, known as Nyepi, is marked by reflection, fasting and meditation.
Why are people in India’s Ladakh protesting against central government?
Residents in Leh and Kargil join forces to demand more power as they fear loss of their tribal identity.
At least 26 people killed after floods, landslides hit Indonesia’s Sumatra
At least 26 people reported killed and 11 missing as rescuers recover more bodies.
China wraps up national congress with eye on sagging economy
The world's second-largest economy is facing challenges, including an ailing housing market and weak domestic demand.
S Korea deploys military reinforcements to hospitals hit by doctors strike
Nearly 12,000 trainee doctors from 100 hospitals have walked out over government reform plans.
Real Madrid inch closer to La Liga title with 4-0 win over Celta Vigo
Real Madrid move seven points clear of second-placed Girona and are favourites to win a record-extending 36th title.
Japan’s economy narrowly avoids recession as growth figures revised
Gross domestic product grows 0.4 percent amid expectations of an end to negative interest rates as soon as this month.
Oscars 2024: The complete list of winners at the 96th Academy Awards
Oppenheimer emerged as the night's big winner, taking home seven Oscars after being nominated in 13 categories.
Oscars 2024 takeaways: Oppenheimer reigns supreme, Gaza in the spotlight
Christopher Nolan satisfies the Oscars' cravings for meaty biopics, while protests for Gaza appear on the red carpet.
Luis Montenegro claims victory for Portugal’s centre-right in snap polls
Democratic Alliance edged ahead of incumbent Socialists in nail-biting count that saw far-right surge.
Media agencies pull photo of Kate, Princess of Wales, citing manipulation
AP, Reuters, AFP and Getty withdraw first official image of the Princess of Wales released since her surgery.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 747
As the war enters its 747th day, these are the main developments.
Fears of mass migration from Myanmar as military plans to draft thousands
Myanmar's generals aims to make up for recruitment shortfalls and battlefield losses by drafting thousands of civilians.
Ancient find reveals new evidence of Malaysia’s multicultural past
Archaeologists in northwest Malaysia find new evidence of the region's role as a thriving multicultural trading hub.
Muslim countries announce start of Ramadan in shadow of Gaza war
This year's observance, for many, is marred by Israel's war on Gaza.
Centre-right party ahead in Portugal election, exit polls show
Three polls show the right-leaning parties combined, including far-right Chega, could secure an outright majority.
Are US and EU plans to send supplies to Gaza credible?
Famine looms in parts of Gaza as Israel's war on the besieged territory enters its sixth month.
US military airlifts some embassy personnel from Haiti, bolsters security
The US operation comes amid gang violence that threatens to bring down the government and has led thousands to flee.
Ukraine rejects pope’s call to ‘raise the white flag’ to end Russia’s war
Catholic leader, 87, told Swiss broadcaster that Ukraine should negotiate with Russia and raised idea of surrender.
Sudan army general rules out Ramadan truce unless RSF leaves civilian sites
Sudan general rejects truce after UN Security Council calls for cessation of hostilities during the Islamic holy month.
Protests over Israeli leader Herzog’s presence at Dutch Holocaust Museum
Thousands of protesters demonstrate in Amsterdam against Israel's war on Gaza.
‘We are tired, angry and mad’: 180,000 women march in Mexico City
Thousands take to the city's streets on International Women's Day to protest rampant violence.
Week in pictures: From a sinking ship off Yemen to Polish farmers’ protest
A roundup of some of last week's events.
Around the world, cinephiles say ‘meh’ to Hollywood’s Oscar nominees
Hollywood films entertain but don't uplift, film scholars say.
Ramadan Mubarak: Hear greetings in different languages
Here is how to wish someone Ramadan Mubarak in various languages around the world.
Efforts to establish maritime aid delivery routes for Gaza
The EU and US are sending ships to Gaza to establish maritime aid routes to bypass Israeli restrictions.
UK ‘terror’ attack survivors warn against equating Muslims with ‘extremism’
Group of survivors says such language fuels anti-Muslim sentiments in the UK.
Covering the White House
"People are afraid to ask the questions that I ask or in the way that I ask them."
Ramadan around the corner in Sudan amid ‘the world’s largest hunger crisis’
25 million people affected by the war in Sudan don't know where their next meal is coming from, according to the WFP.
Al Jazeera films Haitians being deported back across border into chaos
Teresa Bo reports as the Dominican Republic deports thousands of people back to Haiti where security has collapsed.
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