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Progressive forces will need a bold new vision if they are to stand a chance in future elections.

Facing threats of a crackdown at the US border, migrants consider whether they can arrive before Trump's inauguration.

Fierce battles continue in the outskirts of Hama as Syrian opposition fighters advance after capturing much of Aleppo.

Gukesh Dommaraju gives up strong position in middle game with inaccurate moves in eighth match of world championship.

The opposition Coalition for Change party says its leader Nika Gvaramia is detained by police.

Kremlin says Qatar and a number of other countries willing to host negotiations but conditions are not yet right.

Displaced people are taking up arms to defend themselves against the paramilitary and the atrocities it is known for.

Republicans hold a 220-215 majority in House of Representatives but will have to deal with three early vacancies.

'The situation' in the home city of one of Mexico's most notorious cartels is explosive and likely to get much worse.

Brian Thompson was the CEO of UnitedHealthcare, a major US insurance company.

Alex Scrivener of the Democratic Security Institute talks about why massive protests in Georgia broke out.

Ahmed Bayram on the devastating humanitarian situation in Gaza, and its worsening effects as winter approaches.

Aymenn Jawad Al-Tamimi on what led to the Syrian government being caught off-guard by opposition forces taking Aleppo.

And how a nation quashed its first attempted coup in more than 40 years, in just a matter of hours.

UNRWA emergency officer Louise Wateridge tells Al Jazeera about the desperate shortage of humanitarian aid in Gaza.

Ranj Alaaldin on what the Syrian opposition forces must now prepare for, now that they've captured the city of Aleppo.

The two countries have imposed tit-for-tat export restrictions for months to hamper technological and AI development.

Sultan Barakat on what lengths Turkiye went, to protect its regional interests, in response to opposition taking Aleppo.

Andreas Krieg on why Syrian opposition forces were met with little resistance by country's military, when taking Aleppo.

Authorities say Antonio Guiteras power plant shut down overnight, prompting collapse of national power grid.

Guinea's military-led government has warned that publishing unverified' information will result in arrests.

US President-elect Donald Trump has threatened 100 percent tariffs on BRICS nations if they replace the dollar.

By issuing an arrest warrant for the Israeli PM, the International Criminal Court now faces a threat to its survival.

Calls to impeach President Yoon grows after he was forced to reverse his decision to impose martial law in South Korea.

Palestinian government condemns 'terrorist militias,' slams international community for failure' to stop violence.

South Korean MPs have begun impeachment proceedings for President Yoon Suk-yeol.

A British Jewish academic, and a son of Holocaust survivors was arrested in London after a Pro Palestinian speech.

National Assembly to debate two motions brought by the far left and hard right.

The motion follows a bid on Monday to unseat the VP, who has become mired in a political power struggle with president.

OCHA hopes to reach 190 million people in dire need' amid double whammy of spiralling conflict and climate crisis.

Medical staff at Gaza's besieged Kamal Adwan Hospital have been injured in the latest Israeli attack on the facility.

Al Jazeera spoke to family members of PTI supporters whose deaths last week were denied by the government.

The Philippines Coast Guard accused Chinese vessels of aggressive and dangerous actions in the South China Sea.

The motion is expected to be voted on in coming days as opposition parties denounce 'serious act of rebellion'.

Shaheen Afridi's exclusion from Test squad termed a 'strategic decision' ahead of Pakistan's home ICC event in 2025.

South Korea's President Yoon Suk-yeol called for martial law and then backed down. Here is what we know.

Millions of Palestinians face the threat of famine as food supplies reach new lows.

Taijul Islam's five-for helps the visitors win the second Test at Sabina Park and level the two-match series.

President Yoon Suk-yeol faces huge pressure to leave office after he imposed a short-lived martial law.

As Carey prepares to defend Taiwan, she discovers not everyone thinks the same way.

These were the key developments on the 1,014th day of the Russia-Ukraine war.

Mashinsky was one of several crypto moguls charged with fraud after a slump in prices in 2022 caused firms to collapse.

The attack comes as violence in Syria intensifies, with opposition fighters advancing against government positions.

Facebook, Instagram owner says its defences prevented AI-driven misinformation operations from gaining online foothold.

Nandi-Ndaitwah, 72, won with 57 percent of the vote, flouting predictions that she might be forced into a run-off.

In 1984, an industrial gas leak led to half a million people being poisoned and thousands being killed in Bhopal, India.

Decision comes after parliament votes to reject his martial law declaration and cabinet approves reversal of decision.

Beijing bans exports of critical minerals to US, and several industry groups tell companies to avoid US chips.

President Joe Biden made history as the first US president to visit Angola.

Israeli officials threaten to expand attacks on Lebanon if the ceasefire with Hezbollah collapses.