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President Ahmed al-Sharaa gives fact-finding committee a three-month extension to file report into Alawite killings.

New York Helicopters has suspended operations indefinitely while authorities investigate the crash.

UNRWA chief Philippe Lazzarini tells UpFront host Redi Tlhabi 'the world needs to act' on Israel's renewed war on Gaza.

What's behind the US-Houthi conflict? Redi Tlhabi hosts political analysts to unpack what's happening in Yemen.

Al Jazeera's Maziar Motamedi explains the obstacles to the US and Iran reaching a new nuclear deal.

The Kremlin says Witkoff 'will bring something from his president to Putin' in push for a Ukraine peace settlement.

As FIFA President Gianni Infantino visits the US to promote the Club World Cup, Al Jazeera takes a closer look.

UN recorded 36 Israeli air attacks between March 18 and April 9 in Gaza that killed only women and children.

European countries are promising more aid and considering deploying peacekeepers.

Donald Trump's post that may have influenced the stock market should be investigated, says political adviser Jeff Hauser

CONMEBOL president makes official proposal to FIFA to expand men's 2030 World Cup on the continent to 64 teams.

Palestinian Ahmad Manasra, who was jailed at 14-years old, has been freed after nearly a decade in an Israeli prison.

Up to 45% of 10,000 sexual violence cases in DRC's conflict zone in January and February involved minors, says UNICEF.

Beijing to challenge US tariffs before the WTO, saying Trump administration to blame for global economic 'turbulence'.

Army carried out some 120 attacks after earthquake, with more than half of them after declaration of ceasefire, UN says.

Lawyer Khaled Quzmar says the Israeli military system is far below international standards.

United Kingdom's Justin Rose tops the opening days at golf's US Masters but Rory McIlroy falters at the start.

Trump's nominee becomes chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff with 60 votes against 25.

Lawyer for Salvadoran man Kilmar Abrego Garcia hails SupremeCourt's order, saying that 'the rule of law prevailed'.

A tourist helicopter crashed into New York's Hudson River on Thursday killing six people, including three children.

Liverpool's Egyptian international has signed a new two-year contract with the Premier League leaders.

The Associated Press news agency has verified footage from Ukrainian and Russian sources depicting the four soldiers.

The case marks a first for Taiwan in prosecuting what it alleged is deliberate damage to a subsea cable.

Critical community initiatives that provide testing, food and support and HIV vaccine research have been dismantled.

The move is a blow to North Korea, which once counted Damascus as an ally until the fall of President Bashar al-Assad.

These are the key events on day 1,142 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

China's National Film Administration says US movies will be less popular after Washington imposed a 145 percent tariff.

Forced conscription has failed to change the course of Myanmar's grinding civil war, and many are refusing to serve.

A family of Spanish tourists, including three children, were killed in the crash, New York City Mayor Eric Adams says.

The United States and Iran are set for talks on Iran's nuclear programme in Oman on Saturday.

Manchester United are denied a win as Olympique Lyonnais secure a late 2-2 draw in their quarterfinal first-leg tie.

Ahmad Manasra, 23, has been released after completing nine-and-a-half-year sentence, lawyer says.

The multibillion-dollar deal strengthens Italy's position in luxury fashion industry.

Trump says paused tariffs will return if trade deals aren't reached.

The White House says President Donald Trump's tariffs on imports from China is currently 145 percent.

At least three members of Congress are on one of the planes in this latest mishap at Reagan National.

Russia freed US citizen Ksenia Karelina, jailed for donating to Ukraine aid, in swap for accused smuggler Arthur Petrov.

Trial of more than 40 people charged with plotting against the state, including prominent politicians, resumes Friday.

Israel has bombed one of Gaza's only operational water desalination plants that was supplying people with clean water.

Lissu's lawyer Rugemeleza Nshala said the charges against his client were politically driven.

'Technical talks' aim to set up communications channel to avoid clashes in the region, Turkish official says.

Former Man Utd captain Eric Cantona blasts club ownership at fan event.

Trump's new executive order declares showerheads will not be 'weak and worthless' any more. But what about water bills?

Trump's 125 percent tariffs on Chinese imports come into force amid market relief elsewhere.

Israel has tried to legally justify its attacks and treatment of Palestinians, even as it goes against international law

Poilievre faces tight election race to become prime minister in campaign dominated by Trump threats.

Greenpeace activists in London have turned the US embassy's pond blood red in protest of arms sales to Israel.

About 1,000 current and retired Israeli Air Force pilots sign letter, saying Gaza war only serves 'political interests'.

Indigenous voters likely hold the key to the April 13 election. But internal divisions may cost them their influence.

Implications of US trade policies cause alarm far and wide.