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A two-year search for refugees disappeared at sea trying to reach Spain is an endless mission, desperate relatives say.

Do the latest US weapons shipments to Israel hold any clues to how the fighting will go?

Israel continues to ignore calls for putting a stop to the war and civilian deaths - here are the major updates.

Local media say the right-wing ruling party ahead in key states in boost for PM Modi months ahead of national elections.

A 26-year-old French citizen arrested in connection with the stabbing that killed one person and wounded two others.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr condemns 'senseless and most heinous acts'.

Clashes between two army factions broke out on Thursday night after two government officials were freed from custody.

No group immediately claimed responsibility for the attack and the motive for the shooting was unclear.

Palestinians fear the bombings point to a ground operation in the south that would pin them into a shrinking area.

Renewed Israeli bombardment of Gaza after the truce is worsening the humanitarian crisis.

Italy face a tough task in defending their title, drawn in Group B, where they will face Spain, Croatia and Albania.

An earthquake of at least magnitude 7.5 struck Mindanao in the southern Philippines, triggering evacuation orders.

A boat carrying more than 100 asylum seekers reaches the archipelago nation while two more boats are still at sea.

Hamas says there will be no further prisoner exchange with Israel until the war on Gaza is over.

Gohar AliKhan elected new PTI chairman to allow the party to take part in national election scheduled for February 8.

Nearly 200 people have been killed in less than two days since the resumption of Israel's attacks on Gaza.

Al Jazeera explores what propels Canada's pro-Israel stance and whether Gaza war atrocities could lead to a change.

Promises made by attending countries include commitments to the Green Climate Fund and renewable energy sources.

Where were those protesting Israel's war on Gaza when civilians were being killed in other conflicts?

Israel has only itself to blame for the the public outrage against its apartheidreality and the horrific war on Gaza.

The former US secretary of state left behind a legacy of bloody policies still embraced by US officials.

Police file charges against 46 people over unrest outside the stadium as Villa and Legia trade blame.

Aid organisations say they face difficulties operating as Israel resumes its bombardment of Palestinians in Gaza.

Flights grounded at Munich airport, Bayern Munich's home match against Union Berlin also called off.

Two takes on Gaza with ex-US National Security Advisor John Bolton and human rights activist Sarah Leah Whitson.

From Pakistan to Paraguay, these campaigns are trying to bring out changes in communities at front line of the crisis

Russia's Supreme Court ruling has been the most drastic step against the LGBTQ movement under Putin's rule.

Experts say the loss and damage fund launched at COP28 is just the first step towards climate justice.

South Gaza and its displaced Palestinians have been heavily bombarded by Israeli forces since the truce came to an end.

Imtithal, forced to leave her home, talks to Al Jazeera about the precious family moments she misses most.

How did followers of Jainism, a faith that shuns attachment to material goods, come to boss the global diamond industry?

The renewed violence enters second day with Gaza's health authorities reporting almost 200 dead due to Israeli attacks.

A football team from a refugee settlement in Zambia is fighting for promotion to the country's top division.

One of the 28 premature Gaza babies moved to Egypt from al-Shifa is dead. And trucks with Gaza aid must wait again.

Waves for Change, which originated in South Africa, works with young people at high risk of 'toxic stress'.

Israel is taking a variety of actions to crack down on any form of support for the Palestinian cause.

Israel-Gaza as seen in Europe: examining how history has informed coverage in Germany, France and Ireland.

President Putin's decree takes number of Russian service personnel to 1.32 million amid continuing Ukraine war.

Apart from ground-penetrating munitions, the US has also given Israel several other types of bombs and artillery shells.

Israel's renewed attacks kill dozens of Palestinians in Gaza amid mediating efforts led by Qatar to re-establish truce.

A Palestinian family displaced in 1948 and then again to Jordan in 1967 say war on Gaza makes them feel it over again.

Israel's war on Gaza has wiped out entire neighbourhoods and reduced businesses to rubble.

The United Nations political mission in Sudan, UNITAMS, will end on Sunday.

Satellite launch comes as Seoul seeks to bolster its ability to monitor nuclear-armed North Korea.

How Korean women are rejecting marriage while reimagining what family means in an increasingly lonely, ageing society.

Advocates say President Biden's party is committing a 'major political error' by vilifying calls for ceasefire in Gaza.

Former gang member John Turscak charged with attempted murder and other charges following attack.

Israeli forces prohibit entry of aid trucks via Rafah crossing, the Palestinian Red Crescent says.

Israel's assault on Gaza resumes the day after the summit reaches an agreement over a long-sought rehabilitation fund.

Questions raised about responsibility and accountability as Israel resumes bombardment of Gaza.