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Author of The Palestine Laboratory joins The Take to discuss Israel's military-tech industry.

An AI defence expo in Washington showcases how artificial intelligence is being integrated into modern weapons systems.

More than 212 active fires were burning as of Tuesday, according to the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre.

Party for Freedom leader hopes plan to get tough on immigration delivers election victory.

Osama Krayem is already serving long prison sentences for his role in the Paris and Brussels attacks in 2015 and 2016.

A dive into the economic tug-of-war between the US and China in the Pacific, seen through the experiences of locals.

Provision allows US to impose additional taxes on entities from countries that it says impose unfair taxes on US firms.

Reigning European champions Spain face World Cup runner-up France in the second semifinal of UEFA Nations League.

Rally is held as British PM Starmer calls Israel's actions 'intolerable', addressing lawmakers in Parliament.

Al Jazeera's Kamal Hyder takes us through the recent conflict between India and Pakistan.

Israel has launched hundreds of air strikes in Syria since December 2024, averaging one every three to four days.

United Nations rights chief urges accountability after more than 70 bodies found in Tripoli militia strongholds.

Elon Musk promised to slash US government spending. As he exits the White House, he's leaving a mixed legacy behind him.

The Dutch government collapsed after Geert Wilders pulled away from ruling right-wing coalition.

Authorities say crowd was 'uncontrollable' as thousands gathered celebrating Indian Premier League winners in Bengaluru.

"Using starvation as an act of warfare ... it's already a war crime [as] described by [the] International Criminal Court."

India's economy grew by 7.4 percent in the first quarter, beating expectations.

Review calls for war-fighting readiness' in face of new threats, but funding for military expansion remains in doubt.

As the cost of living rises, we're going to see more concern about ... this kind of anti-migration narrative."

Just days after celebrating her birthday, a 17-year-old TikToker was fatally shot at her home in Pakistan.

Former leader convicted on charges of corruption and participating in mass unrest in the Central Asian country.

Lee Jae-myung is South Korea's new president. Here's what you need to know about the former human rights lawyer.

Musk's criticism underscores the divide among conservatives over the bill, which could ramp up US debt.

There was confusion and panic on the Gaza Freedom Flotilla on Tuesday night after a drone was spotted circling overhead,

Colin Clarke analyses the chaos of aid distribution in Gaza and why trained professionals must lead the effort.

The 17-year-old TikToker was killed in her home in Islamabad, Pakistan's capital, on Monday.

Growing strains in US-China relations over implementation of agreement to roll back tariffs and trade restrictions.

Young weavers revive Harris tweed in Scotland's Hebrides, blending tradition with modern style and global appeal.

Al Jazeera's @khalidmajzoubofficial addresses Israel's version of events on a deadly day in Gaza

Mexico says tariffs make 'no sense' as Canada seeks negotiations to remove the levies ongoing.

Iranian supreme leader says issue of uranium enrichment remains key to Tehran's pursuit of energy independence.

About 2 million Muslims begin the once-in-a-lifetime Hajj to Mecca. Alma Milisic explains this sacred Islamic journey.

Baghdad's Jewish community restores an ancient shrine of a rabbi, reviving heritage amid decades of decline.

The wellspring in Mecca is believed to have flowed for more than 4,000 years and still nourishes pilgrims to this day.

President Lee Jae-myung has pledged to tackle the economy and improve relations with North Korea after his swearing-in.

Kumanjayi White's death at Alice Springs supermarket raises painful memories for Warlpiri community.

As thousands gathered on Sunday, seeking aid to feed their families, Israeli forces opened fire, killing more than 30.

Federal prosecutors say the couple intended to carry out research on the toxic pathogen at the University of Michigan.

Jury found three ex-military officers guilty of killing the journalists who were making a documentary at the time.

Israeli military warns access roads to the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation's aid distribution sites are now 'combat zones'.

The Trump administration has called for 3,000 daily immigration arrests, leaving migrant communities in the US in fear.

These are the key events on day 1,196 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

US Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem says authorities investigating if family knew of planned 'heinous attack'.

Lee, the standard bearer for the left-leaning Democratic Party, is known for his populist style and humble beginnings.

Israeli military says it shelled targets in Syria in response to a pair of projectile launches.

Host nation Germany face Portugal with Ronaldo and Fernandes set to start in first semifinal of UEFA Nations League.

Donald Trump's budget bill faces Republican discord in Senate, where some lawmakers reject increase to US national debt.

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes confirms he rejected big-money Saudi move to stay at Old Trafford.

US envoy says Syria strategy 'will not be like the last 100 years' as troops pull out.

Populist leader Geert Wilders quit the Dutch government over migration clash, prompting the prime minister to resign.