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The attack targeted aerospace and defence firm TUSAS while thousands of employees were on site.

Tyson Fury promises to be more focused ahead of the much-anticipated rematch against Oleksandr Usyk on December 21.

Raul Gorrin Belisario, owner of Globovision, allegedly took part in $1.2bn scheme to launder corrupt oil money.

CEO Ortberg said he is reviewing Boeing businesses and may downsize assets and workforce to focus on core businesses.

Al Jazeera investigation reveals extent of international support for Israeli army's assaults on Gaza and Lebanon.

Addressing French court for second time, Pelicot says she's determined to change how society confronts sexual violence.

US Treasury Secretary Yellen says Russia will be 'bear the costs of its illegal war, instead of taxpayers' in the West.

Previous E. coli outbreaks at major US fast-food chains have caused consumers to shun those stores for months.

Al Jazeera rejects Israeli military 'fabrications' against journalists

Israeli forces conducted their first air strikes in the centre of Lebanon's Tyre, escalating their assault the city.

The network warns Israel against using allegations as a justification for targeting Al Jazeera journalists.

An advocate for the world's 'poor and exploited', Gutierrez had ideals that revolutionised the Latin American church.

American Airlines gets record $50m fine for treatment of disabled customers and also damaging wheelchairs.

US vice president says the comments, which Trump denies saying, are a 'window' into who Republican candidate really is.

Hezbollah confirms death of Hashem Safieddine, who had been widely expected to be chosen as the group's next leader.

The cut on Wednesday, the fourth in a row, was bigger than expected as September inflation sank below target.

The energy-saving measures come as government struggles to restore grid and surveys hurricane that killed seven.

Trump expected to sit down with the world-renowned podcaster on Friday; a Harris interview is still unconfirmed.

Fault Lines examines the danger of extreme heat in Florida for workers while politicians roll back protections.

Tropical Storm Trami brought torrential rain to eastern Philippine cities and towns, causing widespread flooding.

Narendra Modi and Xi Jinping hold talks on the sidelines of the BRICS summit in the Russian city of Kazan.

The first defence pact between the two nations comes as British government pushes a reset with Europe.

Gunmen were filmed firing outside of the Turkish Aerospace Industries (TUSAS) headquarters near Ankara.

Ad campaign focused on Gaza in key swing states invokes 'anti-Semitic and anti-Arab' bigotry, advocate says.

The US Republican presidential candidate has filed a legal complaint against UK's governing party for meddling.

An unlikely friendship is budding between Budapest and N'Djamena with the goal of stemming migration to Europe.

An attack on an aerospace and defence company near the capital has resulted in multiple casualties.

Seoul's intelligence agency says double the number of soldiers previously stated sent to fight against Ukraine.

Pro-Palestine protesters at the University of Minnesota were arrested after staging a sit-in inside a university hall.

Dozens of blindfolded Palestinian men can be seen being taken away in Israeli military trucks.

Keir Starmer bats away accusations that Labour volunteers backing Kamala Harris made illegal' foreign contributions.

As Israel intensifies its bombardment of Lebanon, volunteers risk their lives to feed those displaced across the country

The mining giant faces a potential $47bn lawsuit filed by at least 600,000 people over the 2015 mining disaster.

We explore the rising influence of the 'Greater Israel' ideology amid military tensions in Gaza and Lebanon.

Democratic backsliding in Africa reflects global trend towards strongman politics' emboldening autocrats.

Children are underdressed and exposed to the elements a year into Israel's war on Gaza.

Experts doubt that Musk will be prosecuted - even though he might be violating election laws.

What drives the popularity of Hungary's Viktor Orban is not his geopolitical game but his governance model.

We track the latest polls with less than two weeks to go before US voters choose a new president on November 5.

Opposition calls for non-recognition of vote set to extend Lukashenko's 30-year rule.

Video shows smoke rising after a series of Israeli air attacks on the city of Tyre in Lebanon.

We look at how the two main candidates in the US election plan to change the US economic landscape.

The Brazilian forward scored a hat-trick in Real Madrid's 5-2 win over Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League.

Violence has surged in Sinaloa since the arrest in July of the cartel's co-founder Ismael Zambada, now on trial in US.

Israel has carried out numerous deadly attacks since laying siege to the north of the enclave more than two weeks ago.

Former US President Barack Obama rapped lyrics from Eminem's Lose Yourself' at a Harris rally.

Al Jazeera's defence editor analyses the powers and vulnerabilities of Kyiv's military as its support system slows down.

Photographs taken second by second show projectile frozen in mid-flight before obliterating the structure.

Africa is bearing the brunt of climate change despite producing tiny percentage of global emissions.

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump both targeted Latino voters with their campaign activities on Tuesday.