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The forced displacement of Palestinians is a red line that should not be crossed," says professor Tamer Qarmout.

The charity says the situation has worsened with the arrival of refugees from South Sudan, where thousands are infected.

There are demands for Argentina's hardline security minister to resign after police shot a photojournalist in the head.

Al Jazeera looks at the bid to bring Formula One back to the African continent for the first time in 32 years.

Sales of electric vehicles are down as Musk's involvement in politics becomes a 'distraction', experts say.

As Justin Trudeau formally steps down, experts say he will be remembered as 'reassuring' figure in face of Donald Trump.

The Russian president, who carefully cultivates his image in the media, dressed in camouflage when visiting Kursk.

Security is tight around South Korea's top court where protesters are waiting to hear the final ruling on President Yoon

England manager Thomas Tuchel recalls forward Marcus Rashford to international fold - a year after his last appearance.

Spain's Carlos Alcaraz overcomes Francisco Cerundolo to set up semifinal meeting with Jack Draper at Indian Wells.

Deputy foreign ministers of Russia, China and Iran call for multilateral talks on ending 'unlawful' US sanctions.

Alan Boswell of the International Crisis Group unpacks South Sudan's escalating violence, who's behind it, and what's ne

Millions mark Holi by hurling coloured powders, dancing in streets and feasting on festive delicacies across South Asia.

Stefani Fox says the Trump administration is using their movement as an excuse to dismantle civil rights.

Officials from US and Israel say governments of Sudan, Somalia and Somaliland have been asked to take in people of Gaza.

Judges in The Hague will inform the former president of the crimes against humanity he is accused of having committed.

Watch as Chicago Cubs outfielder Seiya Suzuki slices baseballs in half as he practices his swing with a samurai sword.

Tech giant says it expects new feature to be 'less biased' than previous third-party fact-checking program.

Twelve passengers treated for minor injuries after airliner's engine catches fire on landing.

Meeting between top diplomats signals Tehran may be ready for renewed negotiations on its nuclear programme.

Observers say Trump wants to pull off a 'reverse Nixon' by deepening ties with Russia, but is that even possible?

Talks in Doha between Arab leaders and US envoy

An unknown number of student protesters were suspended from campus, expelled or had their degrees revoked.

Officials say US military's Southern Command exploring multiple options, from working with Panama to military action.

Belgian authorities announce arrests of several people in connection with alleged bribery within the parliament.

Earth's oceans rose faster than expected last year as the world experienced its hottest year on record, NASA says.

Outgoing Prime Minister Mute Egede says 'disrespect' for Greenland must stop as US president says he wants island.

Benchmark S&P 500 falls 1.39 percent, dragging index more than 10 percent below its February peak.

These are the key developments on day 1,114 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Outrage continues to grow as Trump administration tries to deport US permanent resident over pro-Palestine protests.

Talks for extending ceasefire between Israel and Hamas continue amid backlash over US envoy's direct engagement.

Dozens of activists occupied Trump Tower in New York City to protest the arrest of Mahmoud Khalil.

UN Security Council meets to discuss war's toll on children as MSF secretary-general slams hollow' ceasefire calls.

President Trump's diplomatic drive puts pressure on Kyiv and Moscow.

UN investigators have accused Israel of committing genocidal acts" by targeting women's health facilities in Gaza.

Gov't use of AI can go wrong in many ways, experts say, including lack of transparency on how tools are trained.

British actor Khalid Abdalla has told Al Jazeera he is concerned about the erosion of the right to protest.

Russian president indicates insists on guarantees for a long-lasting peace to address root causes of conflict.

Syria's interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa signed a constitutional declaration, saying it will shape a new future.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said he supports proposals to end hostilities" with Ukraine, but with conditions.

Warning comes after EU announced retaliatory tariffs on $28bn of US goods in response to US levies on steel, aluminium.

Nyagoah Tut Pur of Human Rights Watch analyses the recent surge in violence in South Sudan.

Peace talks progress after Azerbaijan's recapture of Karabakh, pushing towards a treaty to end decades-long hostilities.

President hails new history' as he signs document while Israel launches air attack on Damascus.

Dr Hussam Abu Safiya's lawyer reveals the abuse and degrading treatment he faces in Israeli prison.

Five British women share their personal experiences of suffering discrimination in the UK because they wear the hijab.

Satellite photos from NASA show the widespread impact of Israel's electricity and fuel cutoffs to Gaza.

Qatar will provide 400 megawatts of electricity daily to Syria, where authorities have struggled with power generation.

Chinese leaders have unveiled their plans to revive the economy during the National People's Congress.

Palestinians in the occupied West Bank are anxious about the future as Israel steps up aggression against refugee camps.