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An American doctor has told Al Jazeera that Israeli troops confiscated formula for starving babies.

President Zelenskyy taps economy minister to lead gov't in most significant reshuffle since Russian full-scale invasion.

France's interior minister says it is time for the country to rearm" as the world becomes more dangerous.

Our campuses may have been razed, but our universities continue to exist.

A number of important digital asset laws are set to be voted on in the US this week.

Why do India and Pakistan fight over Kashmir?

It seems that the IDF [Israeli army] is less interested in upholding the law here..."

Belgium has approved visas for Rawan Alkatari's husband and three children, but they remain stuck in the Strip.

Iranian officials have revealed Israel tried to assassinate Iran's president and senior leaders during its 12-day war.

Israeli soldiers have used commercial drones to drop grenades on civilians in Gaza.

Team of forensic archaeologists and crime scene experts begins excavating to identify remains of about 800 children.

In this episode of Project Force, @AlexGatopoulos looks at different nations' plans for upgrading their nuclear arsenals

Two commercial pilots groups reject initial probe into June 12 crash, calling it 'reckless and unfounded insinuation'.

Dozens of people were killed after gun battles between Bedouin tribes and local fighters in the Druze city of Suwayda.

Israeli forces struck a water point and marketplace in Gaza on Sunday, killing dozens of Palestinians.

Buildings at the historic lodge on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon are among dozens destroyed.

France marks its biggest holiday with 7,000 parading on foot, horseback, and in armoured vehicles along Champs-Elysees.

Two experts talked to Al Jazeera about how the genocide in Gaza carries echoes of Srebrenica 30 years ago.

Progressive platforms that focuson providing forthe basic needs of people are seeing success across the world.

For a brief moment, Al Jazeera cameraman experiences life under Russia's bombs - and all of its side effects.

Palestinians burn plastic to produce desperately needed fuel - despite the risks to their health and the environment.

Israeli outlets 972 Magazine and Local Call find drones used to teach Palestinians 'through blood' not to return home.

This year, more than 35,000 military personnel from 19 nations are taking part in the drills over three weeks.

Peace agreement between the DRC and Rwanda is staggering in its ambition.

Major indices suffer heavy losses as EU ministers prepare to discuss response to US president's latest trade salvo.

Initial probe indicates blast caused by gas leak, but similar recent incidents have led to suspicions of drone attacks.

The three promises Buhari made coming into power are still the issues bedevilling Nigeria today."

Former Israeli prime ministers join chorus of concern over plans to set up 'humanitarian city' in Rafah.

A new Freedom Flotilla ship, the Handala, has departed from Italy in an effort to break Israel's blockade on Gaza.

About 50 to 80 other structures also destroyed as two wildfires burn at or near the Grand Canyon's North Rim in Arizona.

Service accused of pattern of negligence and communications breakdowns in planning and execution of Trump rally.

Ursula von der Leyen says bloc hopes to see negotiated solution to trade tensions.

President Biya, who came to power in 1982, is the world's oldest serving head of state.

US president makes announcement amid growing frustration with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Here are the key events on day 1,236 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Deadly attacks come as UN agencies say they may have to stop their operations if fuel shortages continue.

English Premier League side Chelsea beat European champions Paris Saint-Germain 3-0 in FIFA's club showpiece final.

US president has told Mexico and EU they face tariffs of 30 percent in August.

President Ramaphosa's move follows accusations Senzo Mchunu interfered with sensitive investigations.

Buhari, remembered for an anti-corruption drive and faltering economy, leaves behind a contentious legacy.

Top seed Sinner defeats Alcaraz 4-6, 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 in the final to win his first Wimbledon and fourth Grand Slam title.

Authorities send forces to de-escalate the situation after fighting breaks out between Bedouins and Druze.

'Syria possesses valuable assets,' says DP World's CEO, highlighting the country's economic potential.

Israeli columnist Gideon Levy says Israel has no clue' about dealing with Gaza, besides ongoing death and destruction.

More details emerge on June assassination attempt on President Masoud Pezeshkian and other officials by Israel.

Marc Marquez stages a lights-to-flag victory to record his ninth German MotoGP victory as podium contenders crash out.

Canadian university administrators should remember that they too can be held accountable for genocide complicity.

The fires were contained with help from Turkish, Jordanian, Lebanese, Qatari and Iraqi firefighting teams.

Funerals have been held for the two Palestinians who were killed by Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank.

Mauro Vieira discusses whether BRICS is anti-West and whether global governance must change to reflect realities.