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Indonesia's most prolific film director is juggling multiple projects as his latest film proves box office gold.

Sanders says that he will run for another term as country faces 'difficult political moment' amid schisms over Gaza.

The deal lays out a timetable for release of Israeli captives in Gaza and withdrawal of Israel's troops from territory.

Palestinian group Hamas says it has agreed to an Egyptian-Qatari proposal, but Israel says it falls short of demands.

Biden administration officials decline to share details about proposal but say they are committed to reaching deal.

Jury hears testimony on how hush-money payments were made as judge again fines Trump for violating gag order in US case.

Qatar-based network says action by Israel's government is illegal.

White House National Security Spokesperson John Kirby said that Israel must have a chance to evaluate the possible deal.

Students in the UK are setting up camps to show solidarity with Palestine and their post-secondary peers globally

The broadcaster RAI has denied censorship claims and said it is transforming into 'a modern digital media company'.

Israel says it will send delegation to meet with mediators as war cabinet approves continuing Rafah military operation.

Cheers erupt in Gaza on hearing the news that Hamas has told Qatar and Egypt they will accept their ceasefire proposal.

Aid groups warn of devastating consequences of any assault on Rafah after Israel orders tens of thousands to evacuate.

The livestream of a Sunday church service in Pennsylvania captured the moment a gunman tried to shoot a pastor.

Israel's military ordered the evacuation of Palestinians from eastern Rafah ahead of a ground invasion of the city.

As he turns 40, Mike Africa Jr experiences life with his parents for the first time after they're released from prison.

Student protests in the United States have caught the attention of students from Gaza, giving them hope for the future.

Al Jazeera said it will pursue available legal channels to protect its journalists from Israel's 'slanderous' shutdown.

European Union says Poland has launched a series of measures to address concerns about judicial independence.

Naoya Inoue survives first-round knockdown to knock out challenger Luis Nery in the sixth round in front of 45,000 fans.

Israel argues its security depends on disbanding Hamas battalions in Rafah as it calls on 100,000 people to evacuate.

Announcement comes days after New York police raided and dispersed the Gaza solidarity encampment on Columbia's campus.

The surfing community in Mexico has paid tribute to the American and two Australian tourists who were killed.

Brussels hopes Beijing will lean on Russia to end war in Ukraine and limit Iran's missiles and drones.

A man heckled Israel's prime minister during a Holocaust Remembrance Day wreath-laying ceremony at Yad Vashem.

Berlin's recall of envoy extends diplomatic tension on eve of Putin's inauguration.

Mainstream media has joined US power elites in demonising pro-Palestinian encampments on campuses.

Tunisia's sub-Saharan African refugees and migrants describe being victims of vilification and kidnapping nationwide.

Only a fraction of funds needed to provide aid to millions in the war-torn country is secured, the groups say.

Palestinian families have begun leaving eastern Rafah after the Israeli military ordered its evacuation.

Flooding in Brazil has displaced more than 115,000 people and left close to 80 dead.

Exercises involving tactical nuclear weapons to be held after top European leaders indicated deepening Ukraine backing.

The disaster in Brazil's southern Rio Grande do Sul state has killed at least 78 people over the last seven days.

Russia has launched a barrage of drones on eastern Ukraine and claimed its troops took control of a village.

Blaming Hamas for deadlocked negotiations, Israel appears set to launch threatened offensive on southern Gaza city.

The stand-in for banned ex-President Ricardo Martinelli has promised to boost the economy.

The annual singing show takes place in Malmo amid boycott calls, demonstrations, and alternative 'genocide-free' events.

Chad has been battling political upheaval since 2021 when longtime ruler Idriss Deby died and his son seized power.

Short on soldiers to fight Russia, Kyiv says it will suspend consular access to military-age men outside Ukraine.

The only victims of transnational migration are not those who are on the move.

Briton Lando Norris, who won the race in his 110th attempt, says it was about time he finished first on the podium.

Donovan Mitchell scored 39 points as Cavs overcame an 18-point deficit to win the seven-game series with 106-94 score.

Voters in 93 constituencies in 11 states, territories go to polls on May 7 in latest phase of world's largest election.

The three men were killed during a camping and surfing trip along Mexico's Pacific coast.

Competition watchdog says national carrier's advertising of cancelled flights was 'egregious and unacceptable'.

As the war enters its 802nd day, these are the main developments.

Chinese president wants to repair ties with a sceptical Western Europe but faces questions over his Ukraine war stance.

Chinese President Xi Jinping set to hold talks with Ursula von der Leyen and French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris.

India's workforce is becoming more informalised and the quality of employment has suffered since the COVID-19 pandemic.

Al Jazeera has condemned Israel's closure of the network that has seen its offices raided and the channel go dark.