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Twenty-nine prisoners remain at the US detention facility in Cuba after the transfer of Mohammed Abdul Malik Bajabu.

A grand jury indicted Luigi Mangione, the man suspected of shooting Brian Thompson, on an additional 'terrorism' charge.

Cyclone Chido devastated Mayotte, levelling neighbourhoods in the Indian Ocean archipelago.

Poll in February triggered after Chancellor Olaf Scholz loses confidence vote.

Health authorities said the disease presents in the form of a respiratory illness.

Oil has washed up along tens of kilometres of Russia's Black Sea coastline after two of its tankers were badly damaged.

US State Department spokesman says ceasefire between Kurdish armed group and Turkey-backed fighters extended.

Conor McGregor's announcement, if true, is the latest in a long line of celebrity boxing exhibitions.

UN Special Envoy for Syria Geir Pedersen has warned that Israeli attacks inside Syria are undermining the country.

Khaled Nabhan grieved peacefully for his granddaughter Reem last year. On Monday, Israel killed him in Gaza, too.

The English Football Association reject Tottenham's appeal to reduce Rodrigo Bentancur's ban for racist remark.

Relatives of missing prisoners at Syria's Sednaya prison expressed their anger during a UN visit on Monday.

Firefighters in California removed a vehicle from a swimming pool after the driver crashed through a fitness centre.

Israel may have withdrawn its ambassador, but Irish support for Palestinians is deep-rooted.

Lawsuit accuses Biden administration of violating US law barring aid to military units involved in rights abuses.

Agencies issue joint statement in response to more than 5,000 reported drone sightings in past few weeks.

Copenhagen rejects Japan's extradition request over a 2010 incident involving a Japanese whaling ship in the Antarctic.

Initial images from Port Vila, Vanuatu, show severe damage from a powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake.

The arrest warrants it issued for Israeli leaders left the court facing an existential threat.

Mali is right to demand a greater share of revenues from mining. This is not economic malpractice. It is sovereignty.

Spanish giants and European champions Real Madrid face Mexico's Pachuca in the FIFA Intercontinental Cup final in Doha.

Syrian civilians battle for accountability in court, using smuggled photographs to expose government atrocities.

Canada's embattled prime minister faces fresh calls to resign after top minister steps down over possible 'tariff war'.

Video has emerged showing the moment General Igor Kirillov was killed in an explosion.

The country's first lady has been accused of corruption and stock price manipulation in the past.

Syrians are uncovering mass graves suspected of holding thousands of bodies.

The family of the US-Turkish activist, Aysenur Ezgi Eygi, have met US Secretary of State Antony Blinken.

Celine Kasem on the collection of evidence that explains what it was like living under decades of abuse by Assad regime.

Criticism mounts as US channel backtracks on identity of prisoner who worked as intelligence officer in Assad regime.

Israel used white phosphorus bombs almost 200 times in southern Lebanon during the past year.

Ukraine's SBU intelligence service claims responsibility for the bomb blast in the Russian capital.

Jodie Ginsberg talks about the many different ways the Israeli government has targeted journalists covering the Gaza war

The London-based club confirms the 23-year-old tests positive for a banned substance.

The Gemayel family has led Lebanon's Maronite Christians for generations through politics, assassinations and civil war.

Rebels from Ethiopia's Somali region have had a rocky transition to civilian life, even years after the 2018 peace deal.

Over 100,000 Syrians were disappeared by the Assad regime. At a hospital in Damascus, their families search desperately.

Sexual violence has been widespread, impacting many women and girls in Sudan.

In an interview with Al Jazeera, Syria's new administration leader Ahmed al-Sharaa urged an end to Israeli attacks.

Burial sites are emerging across Syria after the ousting of al-Assad, accused of widespread extrajudicial killings.

New Zealand claim consolation 423-run victory in third and final Test as injured England captain Ben Stokes watched on.

The chief of Russian nuclear protection forces, Igor Kirillov has been killed in a bomb blast in Moscow.

A spirited final wicket stand by India in Brisbane all but guarantees a drawn result to the third Test at the Gabba.

Ten killed in Israeli attack on a house in Gaza City as the US says negotiations on a ceasefire in Gaza are continuing.

Syrians gathered freely for Friday prayers for the first time since Assad's fall.

An Iranian American and a Swiss Iranian have been arrested for allegedly exporting sensitive US technology to Iran.

Roger Lu Phillips talks about what the new Syrian government will have to do to bring justice to Assad regime's victims.

Chief of Russia's Troops of Radiological, Chemical and Biological Defence killed outside an apartment building.

Mohamad Elmasry talks about the challenges Syrians face that could easily disrupt the current mood.

Al-Assad and his father Hafez have been accused of widespread extrajudicial killings, including mass executions.

Louise Calvey talks about why forcing Syrian refugees settled in Europe to return home now would be a grave mistake.