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Former British PM Liz Truss announces new political movement ahead of polls
Ex-PM Liz Truss unveils 'Popular Conservatism' movement, urges Conservative Party to shift to the political right.
Kenya religious cult leader, 29 others charged with murder of 191 children
The 191 children were among the 425 victims found in the Shakahola forest in coastal Kenya last year.
Ten dead, 20 others injured in multiple blasts in market in Somali capital
The incident happened in Bakara, Mogadishu's largest market, on Tuesday.
King Charles diagnosed with cancer: What’s next for the UK’s monarchy?
After King Charles' diagnosis, Prince William will return to official duties on Wednesday.
Israel should be disqualified from Eurovision 2024: European politicians
Political figures pen angry letter to Eurovision organisers saying Israel should be excluded for its war in Gaza.
Nigeria vs South Africa: CAF AFCON 2023 semifinal preview
Striker Victor Osimhen is a major doubt for the Super Eagles ahead of their AFCON semifinal with South Africa.
Nevada’s duelling Republican primary and caucus thwart Haley-Trump rematch
Both candidates seek to be Republican nominee, but only one is eligible to win delegates in unorthodox Nevada.
Russian court orders arrest of novelist Boris Akunin
The 67-year-old was charged in December with 'justifying terrorism' after expressing support for Ukraine in prank call.
Berlin film festival invites far-right politicians, drawing backlash
Industry professionals condemn invites to AfD which event organisers have downplayed as a bureaucratic necessity.
UK tribunal says academic discriminated against due to anti-Zionist beliefs
David Miller hails decision after tribunal rules he was unfairly and wrongfully dismissed by University of Bristol.
Israel’s war on Gaza: Are boycotts hurting US brands?
McDonald's is the latest of several brands to report a sales dip in Asia and the Middle East.
Shooting attack at Istanbul court building
Two attackers have been shot dead by Turkish police after a gun attack outside a court building in Istanbul.
Colombia agrees with ELN rebel group to extend truce
The two sides have agreed to extend a landmark deal struck in August that expired last week.
Kenyan police arrests prime suspect in Nairobi gas explosion
Six people died in the disaster and 280 others were injured in Thursday's explosion in a Nairobi residential area.
Defiant Houthis claim fresh Red Sea attacks on US, UK ships
Latest attacks on civilian ships demonstrate the Iran-backed group's determination to continue its campaign.
Inter Miami’s Messi hopes to play in Tokyo after Hong Kong PR disaster
Argentinian superstar feels 'much better' after injury prevented him from playing in Inter Miami match in Hong Kong.
Voices from the occupied West Bank: ‘They’re forcing us into islands’
Five Palestinians speak of the trials and tribulations of living under occupation, stripped of the right to resist.
Settler colonialism is not an ‘academic fad’
It's a real political project that has scarred the past and present of Indigenous communities around the world.
Firecracker factory explosion in India
An explosion and fire ripped through a firecracker factory in Harda in India, several people were reportedly killed.
Turkey police kill 2 attackers after assault on Istanbul courthouse hurts 6
Government says the 'terrorist act' was carried out by the leftist armed group DHKP-C.
Photos: Turks left homeless by earthquake stuck in container cities
More than 689,000 of the estimated 3 million displaced by the earthquakes in Turkey still live in temporary containers.
It’s been a year since the earthquake and Syrians feel forgotten once again
Since the earthquake, humanitarian needs have gone up in Syria, but aid has dwindled.
Former Thai PM Thaksin charged with royal insult
Jailed former leader the latest to face prosecution under Thailand's strict laws protecting monarchy against criticism.
Worst drought recorded hits Spain’s Catalonia, sparking fears and ingenuity
Fountains have dried up while hotels impose a four-minute shower challenge as water runs dry.
Anger as Turkey marks anniversary of devastating earthquake
One year on from disaster, mourning mixes with frustration over authorities' response.
‘Why single us out?’ Pakistan’s Ahmadi minority boycotts elections, again
The community was officially declared 'non-Muslim' four decades ago. Today, it is increasingly under attack.
The Firats survived Turkey’s earthquakes, here’s their life a year later
A year on from the devastating earthquakes in Turkey, Al Jazeera follows up with a displaced family in Adiyaman.
A boy’s arduous steps on prosthetic legs after Turkey’s earthquake
Mehmet Koc survived the collapse of a five-storey building that crushed his legs and killed his brother and mother.
Israel’s war on Gaza: List of key events, day 123
Aid trucks waiting to bring food into Gaza were hit by Israeli gunfire, humanitarian workers say.
Dozens of protestors against Gaza genocide arrested in Pennsylvania
A Jewish protest inside Pennsylvania's state capitol building calls for an end to genocide in Gaza.
Russia and China slam US for Middle East strikes
They accuse Washington of raising the risk of escalation in service of Biden's election hopes.
McDonald’s blames Israel’s war in Gaza for missing sales target
Slump comes after customers in Muslim countries boycotted brand over its perceived support for Israel.
‘We are at crossroads’: Tension builds in Senegal amid election delay
As the parliamentary debate continues over election delay, concerns are mounting among common Senegalese people.
Since the earthquake, these northwest Syrian villagers camp out every night
Many villagers spend the day in their homes, then sleep in tents outside for fear of aftershocks.
Syrian earthquake survivors still sleep outside one year on
Families in Syria feel safer sleeping in tents as they grapple with the aftermath of the Turkey-Syria quakes, a year on.
9/11 firefighter who stood next to Bush in famous images dies
Bob Beckwith was working in the smouldering ruins of the World Trade Center when George W Bush visited the site.
In Modi’s constituency Varanasi, India’s next temple-mosque spat explodes
A high court will hear the Mughal-era mosque's case on February 6 after a local court allowed Hindu prayers inside.
In Pakistan, old hopefuls jostle to turn around struggling economy
New gov't will have to deal with soaring inflation, increasing poverty, low forex reserves and weakening infrastructure.
US admits it did not give Iraq notice of strikes despite earlier claims
White House National Security Council spokesman John Kirby says he regrets confusion caused by his remarks.
Senegal parliament delays election to December 15 after chaotic vote
Some opposition lawmakers were forcibly removed from the chamber after security forces stormed the building.
‘AI moving fast’: UK to spend $125m on AI hubs, regulation
Technology minister says technology has potential to 'transform our public services and the economy for the better'.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 713
As the war enters its 713th day, these are the main developments.
Prospects shaky for Philippines’ government and communist peace talks
The two sides agreed to start talks this month, but continued fighting and mutual distrust have undermined process.
Scepticism as Gibran Rakabuming Raka runs for Indonesia’s vice presidency
In Solo, where Gibran is mayor, some say he lacks experience for national office and father Joko Widodo's common touch.
King Charles diagnosed with cancer
Buckingham Palace says King Charles is undergoing treatment for an unspecified form of cancer.
Syria’s ‘miracle baby’ turns a year old
It's been a year since Syria's miracle baby', Afraa was born under the rubble of her home after an earthquake.
Yemen appoints Foreign Minister Ahmed Awad bin Mubarak as prime minister
Bin Mubarak replaces Maeen Abdulmalik Saeed amid rising tensions over Houthis' Red Sea attacks, US and UK reprisals.
Is Senegal heading for political turmoil?
Protests erupt in Senegal after the president indefinitely postpones elections.
Preview: Jordan vs South Korea AFC Asian Cup 2023 semifinal
South Korea are 'ready to suffer' against the tournament's dark horses Jordan when they meet at Ahmad bin Ali Stadium.
Britain’s King Charles diagnosed with cancer: Buckingham Palace
The type of cancer has not been revealed, but the king has started 'regular treatments', Buckingham Palace says.
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