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As the US's Iowa caucus nears, Reynolds breaks with tradition by endorsing a Trump rival. What does she stand to gain?

Doctor's Without Borders (MSF) has been forced to evacuate its staff from Gaza's al-Aqsa hospital

More journalists killed in three months of Gaza war than in all of World War II or Vietnam War.

Beckenbauer captained West Germany to a World Cup victory on home soil in 1974.

Lloyd Austin criticised for not disclosing his multiday hospitalisation to the president and public for several days.

The move paves the way for a cabinet reshuffle as President Emmanuel Macron aims to give his presidency new momentum.

Spider Parkour's love for their sport defies Israel's bombs as they find ways to showcase their skills during the war.

The Israeli army did not claim to have destroyed Hamas's forces, but rather to have eliminated its 'senior commanders'.

An Israeli drone strike kills Wissam al-Tawil, a senior Hezbollah commander in southern Lebanon

In Berlin, dozens of tractors blast their horns and block the main avenue leading to the Brandenburg Gate.

Bangladeshi PM Sheikh Hasina has won a fourth consecutive term, after the main opposition party and its allies boycotted

Israel and the Lebanese armed group have frequently exchanged cross-border fire over the past three months.

The fanatic is suing the state in a bid to force an end to his isolation in prison, which he labels 'inhumane'.

Residents of Belgorod are moved away from the border as Ukraine deflects another barrage of drones and missiles.

Sonko is the highest-ranking official under former dictator Yahya Jammeh, to stand trial for widespread rights abuses.

A girl whose eyes were blinded in an Israeli attack in Gaza asked for her parents, unaware they had been killed.

Hasina wins record fifth term as PM in election boycotted by opposition which vows more agitations 'to save democracy'.

A sweet, smiling boy who was his parents' whole world is now gone along with them.

Teams, venues, tournament format, favourites and everything else you need to know about the AFC Asian Cup 2023 in Qatar.

The political, military and economic collapse of Russia many in the West had hoped for never materialised.

Al Jazeera correspondent Wael Dahdouh paid tribute to his 27-year-old son Hamza at his funeral in Gaza.

Amid a new commercial space race, Astrobotic hopes to perform the first US moon landing in over half a century.

The 81st Annual Golden Globe awards were held at the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles.

A four-year-old Palestinian girl was shot and killed when Israeli police fired on suspected attackers at a checkpoint.

Ghanaian journalists become targets of political actors and security operatives ahead of 2024 elections.

The 76-year-old wins fourth straight term in controversial election boycotted by opposition and marked by low turnout.

China and the UK and its Western allies have traded barbs, accusing each other of espionage.

The law is introduced amid a surge in anti-Semitic and hate crimes, driven by the Israel-Hamas war.

Son of Al Jazeera journalist was killed by an Israeli missile and Al-Aqsa Hospital was evacuated. Here's the latest.

Al Jazeera takes a look at the top five favourites to lift the AFCON 2023 crown in Ivory Coast.

Bomb blast kills at least five police officers deployed to protect polio vaccination workers in northwestern Pakistan.

Attacks have seen waves of patients arriving at central Gaza hospital, which is operating with 30 percent of staff.

Bano was five months pregnant when she was gang-raped during the 2002 anti-Muslim violence in Gujarat state.

Christopher Nolan's epic about atomic bomb had eight nominations compared with nine for box office blockbuster Barbie.

As the war enters its 684th day, these are the main developments.

Questions raised over official turnout of 40 percent after opposition boycott call and reports of empty polling centres.

Taiwanese voters will choose their next president and legislature on January 13. China and the US will be watching.

In Doha, the top US diplomat rejected Israeli officials' comments calling for mass displacement of Gaza residents.

Will the league overcome its own challenges and successfully launch after a court ruling questioning UEFA's powers?

US secretary of state has made at least five trips to the region since war on Gaza began.

Three deputy ministers were disciplined over social media posts about India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

From a US high school shooting to rescue operations after an earthquake in Japan, here is the week in photos.

People & Power investigates the new satellite space race and its implications for the future.

Around 7,000 Rohingya refugees have been made homeless again after a fire in Bangladesh's Cox's Bazar camp.

The top US diplomat is travelling across the Middle East amid growing calls for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war.

Counting under way in polls held to pave way for PM Sheikh Hasina and her Awami League to seize fourth consecutive term.

Airlines are conducting safety checks on their Boeing 737 MAX planes after a door panel ripped off an Alaska flight.

As Albanians continue to flock to the West, causing a brain drain', one family recounts a hair-raising tale of escape.

An Israeli attack targeted the car he was travelling in with two other journalists.

Pyongyang conducts live-fire drills close to its coast for the third time in a row as it threatens Seoul.