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What do the Taliban’s new rules mean for Afghans?
Afghanistan's Taliban government formally adopts a set of morality laws, including requiring women to cover their faces.
Boeing’s Starliner astronauts to return from space next year, NASA says
Bill Nelson says bringing astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams back to Earth on faulty Starliner is too risky.
Hamas urges anger and condemnation over Quran burning by Israeli soldiers
Videos obtained by Al Jazeera show Israeli forces bombing mosques and desecrating copies of the Muslim holy book.
Sudan army chief criticises Geneva talks, vows to continue fighting RSF
Abdel Fattah al-Burhan says US-backed peace negotiations in Swiss capital aimed to 'whitewash' RSF paramilitaries.
Two children killed in bomb blast in southwest Pakistan, police say
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif says perpetrators of attack 'should be identified and given exemplary punishment'.
Is the playing field level for Hamas, Israel in the ceasefire talks?
Israel seems to have endless support from the United States no matter what it does or says.
Police officer injured in explosion outside France synagogue
French President Emmanuel Macron calls incident in Mediterranean town a 'terrorist act' as police search for suspect.
Russia and Ukraine swap 115 prisoners each in UAE-mediated exchange
It is the first such exchange since Ukraine launched a surprise incursion into Russia's Kursk region on August 6.
Italian prosecutors open manslaughter investigation into superyacht sinking
Investigators are baffled that a vessel deemed 'unsinkable' by its manufacturer sank while a nearby sailboat was spared.
What’s the big mystery behind the Shroud of Turin?
A recent study by Italian scientists finds the shroud does indeed date back to thetime of Jesus Christ.
Black freedom has never been on the ballot
Every four years we are told change is coming' and then made to wait for it, again and again.
Philippines demands China halt ‘dangerous actions’ in South China Sea
The Philippines accuses China of firing flares at one of its aircraft as it patrolled over the contested waterway.
Police say 20 abducted Nigerian medical students freed
The students were on their way to a convention in Benue State when they were kidnapped by gunmen.
Zelenskyy says war has ‘returned’ to Russia in independence day address
Ukraine's president pledges 'retribution' and calls Russian President Vladimir Putin a 'sick old man from Red Square'.
ICC prosecutor urges judges to rule on warrants for Israeli, Hamas leaders
Karim Khan says the court has the power to issue the warrants against PM Netanyahu and Hamas officials over Gaza war.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 911
Here are the main developments as the war enters its 911th day.
The historic hammam ritual is having a renaissance in Istanbul
Former public bathhouses in the city are enjoying luxury makeovers - and rekindling the art of cleansing oneself.
Second ex-US police officer pleads guilty in death of Tyre Nichols
Emmitt Martin is one of five fired officers charged over the fatal beating in 2023 that renewed calls for police reform.
Solingen stabbing: Three killed in attack at Germany festival
Police say search under way for unknown assailant after attack on festivalgoers that injured eight people.
US announces new round of military assistance for Ukraine
White House says Russia 'will not prevail' after announcing $125m aid package meant to bolster Ukrainian air defences.
Parties and grief: A stark contrast at the Democratic National Convention
As jubilant Democrats celebrated Kamala Harris, advocates bereaved by atrocities in Gaza tried to make themselves heard.
Will Kamala Harris succeed in becoming America’s first female president?
US vice president pledges support for Israel as she accepts the Democratic Party nomination.
Third-party candidate Robert F Kennedy Jr suspends US presidential bid
Kennedy throws his support to Republican candidate Donald Trump, as he suspends his long-shot run for the White House.
Palestinian girl describes losing her hair over war trauma
8-year-old Sama Tabil has lost her hair due to stress and trauma caused by Israel's war on Gaza.
Authorities in northern Iraq report casualties from Turkish drone strike
Kurdish authorities say a Turkish drone strike killed several people, with reports that the strike targeted journalists.
Israeli strikes in Lebanon kill at least eight, including one child
Israeli air strikes on multiple towns in southern Lebanon killed at least eight people, including one child.
Millions stranded in Bangladesh due to heavy flooding
Heavy flooding in Eastern Bangladesh severed power lines, communications, and disconnected roads, stranding millions.
CN workers to strike Monday, vow to fight Canada move to end rail shutdown
Announcement is latest twist in labour dispute at Canada's top two railroads, which locked out more than 9,000 workers.
Sudan’s warring parties agree to open two aid routes, mediators say
Sudan's army has not sent a delegation to the peace talks in Geneva, delaying progress in ending hostilities.
US Fed’s Powell says ‘time has come’ to lower interest rates
Powell says the 'downside risks to employment have increased' as he lays out his rationale for rate cuts.
Nigeria floods kill dozens amid mounting fears over rainy season
Flooding in northern Nigeria has killed at least 30 people and devastated huge amounts of farmland.
Mexico lashes out at US ambassador’s comments on proposed judicial reform
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has said that US ambassador Ken Salazar's comments were disrespectful.
What’s blocking a ceasefire in Israel’s war on Gaza?
After rejecting the idea for months, US officials are now arguing that a ceasefire agreement should be signed.
Top Biden adviser Jake Sullivan to visit China next week
National security adviser to be in Beijing from Tuesday to Thursday, seeking to improve ties between the US and China.
At least one killed as inmates take staff hostage in Russian prison
Incident in Volgograd took place during meeting of jail's disciplinary commission with 'several prisoners' involved.
Can doctor strikes in India help tackle sexual violence, workplace safety?
India's outrage over a doctor's murder; we explore sexual violence, workplace safety, and the fight for women's rights.
Key moments from Harris speech to DNC
US Vice President Kamala Harris promised a new way forward" as she formally accepted the Democrats' nomination.
Last body from superyacht sinking off Sicily found: Italian coastguard
A woman's body was recovered from the wreckage of the Bayesian yacht but is still to be identified.
Russia’s ‘dangerous advance’ in Ukraine’s east stokes fear, divisions
While world attention is on Kyiv's surprise cross-border assault, Moscow's troops are bearing down on Ukraine's east.
Under the radar, Ireland is helping illegal Israeli settlements do business
If it is to maintain its pro-Palestinian rights reputation, Ireland must end its financial ties to settlements.
UN committee slams UK over racism, incitement affecting minorities
Committee responsible for combatting discrimination calls on government to address hate speech and institutional racism.
Which countries’ weapons is Ukraine using in Russia incursion?
Reports say several NATO countries, including UK and Germany, have allowed Ukraine to use their weapons in Kursk.
US ruling party focuses on threat from opposition at grand convention
The troubled North American regime made no promises to address the nation's deepening divides at the Chicago gathering.
Panda Meng Meng gives birth to second set of twins at Berlin Zoo
Zoo director says the mother is demonstrating proper 'bear love' towards 'lively' panda cubs.
Hundreds of thousands stranded as floods hit India and Bangladesh
Several deaths reported as floods caused by torrential rains sweep India's northeast and neighbouring Bangladesh's east.
India’s Modi arrives in Kyiv for talks with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy
Indian prime minister expected to push settlement on ending Ukraine war, even if seen as being too close to Russia.
South Korea blames deadly battery plant fire on safety failures
Aricell accused of manipulating test samples from previous inspections and hiring unskilled labourers at lithium plant.
Nepal lifts TikTok ban after blocking app over ‘social harmony’ concerns
Move comes weeks after Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli was sworn into office following collapse of previous government.
Volcano near Iceland’s Grindavik erupts for sixth time since December
Met office reports eruption does not 'present a threat to life', Reykjavik's Keflavik Airport says flights unaffected.
Harris says ‘now is the time’ for Gaza ceasefire deal
Vice President Kamala Harris said that now is the time" for a Gaza ceasefire deal.
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