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Muslim charities are getting kicked off payment platforms by mainstream financial firms for no discernible reason.

An Israeli drone killed Dr. Ahmed Al-Kahlout, the director of Kamal Adwan Hospital's Intensive Care Unit.

Qatar Investment Authority has announced it will be a 'long-term investor and partner' to Audi's F1 team from 2026.

The vote advances the assisted-dying legislation for England and Wales to the next stage of parliamentary scrutiny.

We talk to content creators who share their ideas on money matters online.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola asks for patience from the club's owners before Liverpool clash on Sunday.

'Trump is back, and it's a sign we'll be back, too,' Brazil's ex-president tells WSJ amid coup attempt accusations.

German intelligence chief says Russia's hybrid war could prompt NATO allies to invoke the mutual defence Article 5.

Syria's army says its forces 'continue to repel the major offensive launched by armed terrorist groups' on Aleppo city.

Indian teenager and China's reigning world champion record second draw of 14-game final in Singapore.

The recent spate of deaths across the country linked to 'spaza shops' exposes the enduring legacy of apartheid.

A group of teenagers have climbed out of an illegal gold mine in South Africa.

In an interview with Al Jazeera, Senzo Mchunu says they don't know how many people remain trapped in Stilfontein mine.

Macron inspects results of 700-million-euro restoration, including 19th-century Gothic spire returned to former glory.

Officials rage at the West for allowing Ukraine to attack deep within Russia as fears simmer on the streets.

We've been talking to children in Australia about the country's new social media ban for under 16s.

Many politicians are still undecided on whether the terminally ill should be allowed to end their lives.

UN nuclear watchdog's report comes as Iran prepares to hold talks with European nations over its nuclear programme.

Polls show centre-right incumbents Fine Gael and Fianna Fail running neck and neck with leftist-nationalist Sinn Fein.

Dong Yuyu, a former editor at Guangming Daily, was arrested in 2022 while having lunch with a Japanese diplomat.

Georgian police fired water cannons at people protesting in Tbilisi over the government's EU delay.

Lebanon's displaced families are relieved the war with Israel is over and are now picking up the pieces of their lives.

US president-elect's proposed tariffs on China, Canada and Mexico would raise the prices of numerous products.

European Parliament rejects election results as Georgia's president accuses Kobakhidze of waging 'war' on his people.

As Sahel nations move closer to Russia, Chad's top diplomat says country is 'very jealous of its sovereignty'.

The State of Palestine is recognised as a sovereign nation by 146 countries, representing 75 percent of UN members.

These were the key developments on the 1,009th day of the Russia-Ukraine war.

India's capital New Delhi is swamped by smog, and air pollution kills 2 million Indians a year. But some suffer more.

Nine children to be returned to their families in Russia and Ukraine in the latest humanitarian exchange.

The antitrust watchdog wants Google to sell two ad tech tools and is seeking a penalty as well.

Assembly passes law that would ban officials who support international sanctions from holding office for up to 60 years.

Police arrested 21 protesters after they unfurled a banner in the middle of the parade route to protest the war in Gaza.

Pause in hostilities renews a push to end Israel's war in Gaza.

Israeli military says it fired on people in southern Lebanon who were violating the Hezbollah ceasefire agreement.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu says conditions for reaching a ceasefire in Gaza have improved.

Video shows the moment an ambulance crew was directly shot at by Israeli soldiers in Nuseirat, Gaza.

More than a million Ukrainian civilians have no electricity after Russia attacked the country's energy infrastructure.

Rights advocates urge Canada to push back against US president-elect's 'inflamed, bullying narrative about the border'.

Thousands of displaced Lebanese people have started returning to their homes after a ceasefire agreement.

British Home Secretary Yvette Cooper says countries must work more closely to tackle people smuggling.

PM announces suspension after the European Parliament adopted a resolution rejecting the results of Georgia's election.

Although the truce between Israel and Hezbollah is fragile, people in Lebanon are celebrating it.

US historian Geoff Kabaservice argues that Americans don't feel that the status quo in their country benefits them.

A global naval operation resulted in the seizure of 225 tonnes of cocaine in a semisubmersible that was seized.

China has moved to support its exporters before tariff hikes, as pledged by US President-elect Donald Trump.

Social media companies that do not enforce the ban could receive fines of up to AUS$50 million (US$32.5m).

The latest charges against Pakistan's former PM and his wife add to mounting political tensions.

Numbers fell 20 percent from the record high to 728,000 in the year to June 2024.

Paris has argued that the warrants issued for war crimes are not valid as Israel is not a member of the ICC.

A former war crimes investigator for The Hague tribunal returns to the Balkans to see if justice was ever delivered.