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Demonstrations from Buenos Aires to Lagos demand justice for victims of femicide and urge reforms to protect women.

Power-sharing deal between President Salva Kiir and Vice President Riek Machar in peril amid recent violence.

UN envoy expresses alarm and urges restraint on all sides amid clashes between security forces,

Blackcaps' captain Mitchell Santner ready to adapt in Dubai final against Champions Trophy favourites India.

Supreme Leader Khamenei responds after US president said he had sent letter to Tehran seeking new round of talks.

Three masked men 'opened fire indiscriminately' at pub in the Canadian city, authorities say.

The Syrian Popular Resistance's insurgency against government forces is "organised to push Syria toward civil war."

The Men in Blue will look to win back-to-back ICC titles when they face the Black Caps in Dubai on Sunday.

Israeli drone strikes in Rafah kill three Palestinians amid escalating violence and fragile ceasefire talks in Cairo.

France, UK, Italy and Germany say $53b plan shows 'realistic' path to reconstruction of Gaza.

India batting coach Sitanshu Kotak blasts back at assertion that India's Champions Trophy hopes boosted by Dubai venue.

Today, there will be an attempt to erase Palestinian women once again because their plight is politically inconvenient.

Al Jazeera's journalists reflect on what it's like to report from some of the world's most challenging regions.

Could phase two of the Gaza ceasefire be dead even before it gets underway?

Yoon was arrested in mid-January oninsurrection chargesover his brief imposition of martial law weeks earlier.

Clinical trials from the UK to Japan are exploring man-made substitutes for blood.

Manchester United host title-chasing Arsenal in the English Premier League on Sunday. Al Jazeera takes a closer look.

More than 250 people reportedly killed in Syria's west as Alawite loyalists clash with security forces.

Sunil Chhetri returns to football at 40 - a year after retiring - to boost India's Asia Cup qualification hopes.

Remembering a Lebanese woman whose fierce resilience defied Orientalist tropes.

Ukrainian officials say Russian attacks hit the Donetsk and Kharkiv regions, damaging buildings and vehicles.

More than 330,000 homes lose power as Cyclone Alfred leaves devastation in parts of Queensland and New South Wales.

Desperate circumstances caused by catastrophic flooding have led to a surge in the practice of marrying off young girls.

Rebel group say they will resume naval attacks against Israel if it fails to lift the blockade on Gaza within four days.

Six Bulgarians carried out sophisticated operations over three years, including spying on Ukrainian soldiers in Germany.

Bosnian Serb leader ignoring conviction, including jail sentence.

Laws passed by the autonomous Republika Srpska region reject the authority of the federal police and judiciary.

Yemen's Houthis have said they will resume naval operations against Israel if it does not lift its blockade of aid.

US President Donald Trump renewed his criticism of Ukraine and its approach to his push for a peace deal.

Still, Trump said negotiations with Russia were 'easier' than with Ukraine amid scrutiny of his relationship with Putin.

The US president wants to bully Mexico back into America's back yard under a Monroe Doctrine redux.

An unexploded World War II-era bomb discovered on the tracks in a Paris suburb on Friday cancelled Eurostar journeys.

Trump says he sent message to Iran's leader urging negotiations, but Tehran says it hasn't received a letter.

Tensions are again rising between President Salva Kiir and Vice President Riek Machar.

UN migration agency says two bodies recovered off Djibouti while dozens of migrants and five Yemeni crew remain missing.

Dozens have been killed after Assad loyalists ambushed government forces in Syria's port city of Latakia during a raid.

The US president's threats mean little to a population battered by 16 months of total war

White Army militia linked to Machar blamed for deadly attack on UN helicopter amid fragile peace in South Sudan.

Marc Lamont Hill talks with economist Richard Wolff about Trump's economic policies and global relations.

US secretary of state says there are extraordinary' economic opportunities in Russia.

No, this is not just a warning", another controversial" statement by the US president.

Syria's Alawite stronghold sees days of deadly violence between al-Assad loyalists and security forces.

Pope Francis shared an audio message thanking the faithful for their prayers for his recovery.

Rami Khouri breaks down the recent clashes in Syria, and looks at what happens when former regime loyalists lose power.

Taliban rules are increasingly restricting women's lives.

Financial Times US Editor Ed Luce argues that President Donald Trump is declaring a global power vacuum'.

To privatise or not to privatise? People & Power explores the ideological debate over Argentina's most beloved sport.

About half of Mexico's exports to the US, and a little more than a third of Canada's, will be exempt for a month.

Debris streaked across the skies over the Bahamas after the world's biggest spacecraft exploded, minutes after launch.

Eurostar services suspended, and thousands stranded as mine clearance at Gare du Nord station causes travel chaos.