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<span>Civil defence</span> says other bodies remain under rubble after partial withdraw of Israeli forces from Tal al-Hawa, Shujayea.

Representative James Clyburn, a key ally of the president, has said that Biden has 'earned the right' to decide to run.

Before the Euro 2024 final between Spain and England, Al Jazeera looks back at the most memorable Euro finals ever.

The temporary law was approved by 167 lawmakers, the minimum needed for it to pass in the 200-seat parliament.

Trump is set to be named the Republican presidential nominee at the convention, underscoring his control over the party.

Inspector-General of Police Japhet Koome resigns a day after President William Ruto dismissed almost his entire cabinet.

Will the Kenyan president go down the same path as his predecessors?

Sherpas in the Himalayas are battling climate change, threatening their livelihoods, culture and environment.

Changing of guard ceremonies in memorial hall for island's first president will be moved outside from next week.

Amid the lack of food, I want to keep breastfeeding Lya, hoping to protect her from malnutrition.

Former PM's party to get key parliament seats, denying the ruling coalition a two-thirds majority.

Voter turnout was 10 percent lower in areas with the most Muslims as Israel's war on Gaza remains a key issue.

US President Joe Biden misnamed his vice president and the Ukrainian leader on a day when he faced off with the press.

We call on all governments to limit or ban trans fat in all foods.

European security group slams sentencing of Vadym Golda for 'reconnaissance activities' used to direct missile strikes.

The company could be fined up to 6 percent of its total worldwide annual turnover if the findings are later confirmed.

Court records allege that under Bolsonaro's aide, Brazil's spy agency snooped on politicians, judges and officials.

Mongolians have won Olympic medals in boxing and other individual sports such as wrestling and archery in the past.

French coastguard says 63 people were rescued and returned to Boulogne-sur-Mer after trying to sail to Britain.

Israel is forcing more Palestinians to tear down their own homes amid a surge in demolition orders.

Palestinians in Gaza have little hope Starmer will ease their plight as experts point to possible areas of policy shift.

Greece is adopting a controversial new policy that bucks the trend worldwide of moving towards fewer working days.

South Korea says it plans to expand the laser programme to hit larger targets including aircraft and ballistic missiles.

As the war enters its 868th day, these are the main developments.

Vehicles swept off highway by landslide caused by rains, with three survivors rescued after they swam to safety.

Orban, a longtime Trump supporter, has also visited Kyiv, Moscow and Beijing to promote a ceasefire in Ukraine.

US President Joe Biden mistakenly referred to Ukrainian President Volodymr Zelenskyy as "President Putin".

Philippine National Security Adviser Eduardo Ano says Manila will 'push back' against coercion in South China Sea.

Those calling on Biden to step aside include 19 elected Democrats and actor George Clooney.

More Democrats are calling on Biden to drop out of the race, but the US president has remained defiant against critics.

Russian-born Australian citizens arrested on suspicion of obtaining military information to share with Moscow.

The briefing was a chance for the president to project strength amid calls for him to drop out of the presidential race.

Disruption to food supplies hits both wealthy and poor nations.

The report stated that the military was unprepared and slow to respond to the attack while fighting was uncoordinated.

National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan says US 'will wind down pier operations' in 'relatively short order'.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz welcomes the plan, says it is 'something of deterrence and it's securing peace'.

Kenyan President William Ruto fired the majority of his cabinet as the government struggles with public discontent.

Smoke rose in the spire of a 12th-century cathedral during its renovations in Rouen, France.

US measures target three Israeli individuals and five entities over violence in the occupied West Bank.

Several Palestinians in Gaza City have said people have been shot dead while trying to flee.

Israel disengaged from Gaza in 2005, but has conducted five major wars since, killing thousands of Palestinians.

The president's decision comes after weeks of protests forced him to abandon proposed tax hikes.

With the calls for Israel's exclusion falling on deaf ears, it is our responsibility to ensure Gaza is not forgotten.

Military alliance scrambles to deter Russia and prepare for a potential Donald Trump presidency as it marks 75 years.

Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez said NATO should make clear it does not have double standards" with Ukraine and Gaza.

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NATO has drummed up more military and financial support for Kyiv, but the war in Gaza was absent from the bloc's agenda.

Two young Palestinian therapists are making prosthetic limbs out of scrap wood to help amputees in Gaza.

Uruguay captain Jose Maria Gimenez said his players were trying to defend their families from violent fans.

A whole new shipping industry.