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Why are Gen Z and Millennials ditching their smartphones for dumb phones?
We'll explore how some people are ditching their smartphones for old-school dumb phones and embracing low-tech living.
Darker days lay ahead for opposition, minorities after India’s election
Modi-led Hindu nationalists are set to win the election, and will likely use their new mandate to increase repression.
‘Jets of magma’: Lava spurts from Iceland volcano, forcing evacuations
The fifth eruption since December is described by experts as the most powerful yet.
What’s next for Catalonia after secessionists’ historic loss?
The seccesionists are down, but not out. And an amnesty law and government formation talks mean uncertainty is ahead.
Red Sea tensions: Yemen’s Houthis ‘attack’ US carrier after deadly strikes
Rebel group claims assault after reporting 16 killed in US-UK attacks on the Hodeidah province.
UEFA Champions League final preview: Borussia Dortmund vs Real Madrid
Real Madrid is chasing a 15th Champions League crown but Borussia Dortmund's second title would not be a great shock.
After Trump guilty verdict, US divisions deepen as Russia extends sympathy
While Democrats rejoice and Republicans agonise, international reactions on the historic guilty verdict pour in.
What’s next for Donald Trump after hush money conviction?
Here's how Trump's hush money conviction can affect the US election in November 2024.
Ten years after Yazidi genocide, survivors struggle to rebuild lives
NGOs report that 200,000 are displaced in Iraq's Kurdistan region, while thousands trapped in legal limbo in Europe.
US, China defence chiefs hold rare talks on Taiwan, South China Sea
Singapore meeting marks first substantive face-to-face talks between the two nations in 18 months.
India Lok Sabha election 2024 Phase 7: Who votes and what’s at stake?
Voters will decide the fate of 904 candidates contesting 57 seats in the last phase of the Lok Sabha polls on June 1.
OpenAI says it disrupted Chinese, Russian, Israeli influence campaigns
ChatGPT maker says influence operations failed to gain traction or reach large audiences.
Myanmar military control weakening as anti-coup forces advance: Report
Expert analyses find ethnic armed groups and anti-coup forces consolidating their positions after major offensive.
How a shadowy Meta, YouTube black market clouds India election integrity
Some of India's top social election ad spenders are Facebook pages bought and sold in violation of the company's rules.
Trump Media shares plunge after Donald Trump convicted in hush-money trial
Shares fall as much as 15 percent after former president is found guilty on all 34 counts.
South Africa elections live results 2024: By the numbers on day 2
With more than half votes counted, results show ruling ANC could lose majority and be forced to seek coalition partners.
Biden allows Ukraine to hit Russian targets with US arms, angering Moscow
US president eases ban on Ukraine using US weapons to hit Russian targets in bid to protect the Kharkiv region.
China’s volunteer programmers work in the shadows to set the internet free
Open-source platforms such as V2Ray are gaining popularity amid Beijing's crackdown on commercial VPNs.
At least three killed in multiple Russian attacks on Kharkiv
An apartment building was among sites hit in Ukraine's second-biggest city with at least 16 people reported injured.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 826
As the war enters its 826th day, these are the main developments.
With prolonged Gaza war, Israel’s Netanyahu may outlast Biden: Analysts
Top Israeli official says war will continue until year's end, pushing it past US presidential elections in November.
Trump guilty on all 34 felony charges
A New York jury convicted former US President Donald Trump on all 34 charges in his hush money' trial.
Donald Trump outside the courtroom: ‘This was a rigged trial’
I'm a very innocent man'. Former US president and now convicted felon Donald Trump spoke after his verdict was read.
Jury finds Donald Trump found guilty on all counts
Former US president Donald Trump has been found guilty on all 34 counts of falsifying business records.
Indian and Pakistani cricketers band together for USA’s T20 World Cup dream
Co-hosts USA enter the T20 World Cup as outsiders but with a united multiracial dressing room that goes beyond cricket.
Donald Trump guilty on all counts in hush-money trial, New York jury finds
Verdict in historic trial against former US president comes just months before the country votes in November elections.
Phone taps and intimidation: Israel’s war against the ICC
Israeli officials are accused of using phone taps, spying and intimidation against ICC prosecutors.
Hamas says it will not enter negotiations unless Israel stops war on Gaza
The Palestinian group says it is ready for a 'complete agreement' including exchange of captives if Israel ends assault.
Can Haiti’s new prime minister bring stability?
A transitional presidential council sworn in last month has chosen a leader for the country for the next two years.
Biden’s support among Arab Americans plummets amid Gaza war, new poll shows
Forty percent of Arab Americans in key US swing states say they are 'not enthusiastic at all' about November's election.
EU agrees tariffs on Russian, Belarusian grain imports from July
The bloc says the charges on grain and other farm products will halt imports of these goods.
US activists worry about ‘losing major asset’ TikTok as potential ban looms
Recent decisions by US gov't and platforms have made organising on TikTok, Instagram much harder for activists.
High winds leave crew dangling from Beijing skyscraper
Extreme wind sends workers swaying high above ground from cables attached to the CCTV headquarters in Beijing
US sanctions two Wagner-linked firms in Central African Republic
Sanctions aim to 'counter Russia's destabilizing activities in Africa', US Treasury Department says.
Haaretz stories cast doubt on health of Israel’s ‘democracy’
Haaretz staffer says he was told by a senior official that he would 'suffer the consequences' if he publishes the story.
Slovenia’s government approves recognition of a Palestinian state
Government's decision still requires the approval of the European Union member country's parliament.
Israeli war cabinet minister’s party proposes vote to dissolve parliament
Benny Gantz's party has proposed holding early elections after demanding PM Netanyahu agree to post-war Gaza plan.
Eriksen stages fairytale return to Denmark’s Euro squad after heart attack
Eriksen, who suffered a cardiac arrest on the pitch during the last Euros in 2021, will now play at Euro 2024.
The race for clean energy is gathering speed but who will win?
The technology to build green economies is mainly produced in China. The US and EU are trying to catch up.
Video: South Korea warns Pyongyang to stop sending waste-filled balloons
The South Korean military has warned North Korea to stop sending balloons filled with waste across the border.
Rafah battles intensify as Israel takes over Gaza-Egypt border strip
Israeli bombardments continue in Rafah, a day after tanks rolled into the centre of the southern Gaza city.
Israel’s clashes with the ICC over the past decade – a timeline of events
Here's a recap of the conflict between Israel and the ICC from 2015 to present day amidst the war on Gaza.
Boy whose father burned to death in Rafah attack speaks to Al Jazeera
9-year-old Omar Hamad witnessed his father being burned alive in Israel's attack on a tent camp in Rafah.
Jury to begin second day of deliberations in Trump hush money trial
Jurors are expected to re-examine testimony from two witnesses and rehear judge's instructions on how to interpret law.
Spain passes bill granting amnesty to Catalan secessionists
Act of pardon draws a line under political turmoil set off by secessionist drive, but could face further legal hurdles.
‘Appalling cull’: Britain’s Labour bars another left-winger from election
Critics accuse party of conducting a purge of left-wingers, as Faiza Shaheen deselected over social media posts.
Inside South Africa’s vote counting centre
Al Jazeera's Fahmida Miller is inside South Africa's Result Operation Centre' where votes are being counted.
Iran opens registration for presidential race to replace late Raisi
Polls originally slated for 2025 were brought forward to June 28 following the president's death in May 19 air crash.
‘Forgotten citizens’: South Africa’s farm workers threatened with eviction
Farm workers and dwellers with historical links to the land have worked for generations but have seen nothing in return.
Europe casts off constraints to help Ukraine, as US cautiously wobbles
Putin warns France and Germany of 'serious consequences' as pair claim Ukraine should be able to hit Russian targets.
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