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Comments from the Israeli war cabinet member are the latest to hint at the possibility of an escalation with Hezbollah.

Indonesian students are demanding Rohingya refugees from Myanmar be deported

Delors had high-profile political career in France, where he also served as finance minister under Francois Mitterrand.

A group of pro-Palestine protesters demanding a ceasefire in Gaza blocked access to one of the entrances to JFK.

Hundreds of people have been killed and injured in attacks by armed groups.

US-based newspaper accuses the companies of using millions of its articles without permission to help train chatbots.

The men's football moments that left their mark on the Al Jazeera Sport team in 2023.

A smear campaign aimed at silencing pro-Palestine voices is inciting hatred and violence against our communities.

Six unarmed" Palestinians were deliberately" killed in an Israeli drone strike in the occupied West Bank.

An Israeli air attack hit a house in south Lebanon, killing 3 people, including a Hezbollah fighter.

Demands for 'nuance' in how Gaza is narrated seek to obfuscate the history of Israeli occupation and apartheid.

'Hips that do not lie, a unique talent, a voice that moves masses,' reads the inscription on the 6.5-metre statue.

Turkish president asks if what the Israeli leader is doing in the besieged enclave is 'any less than what Hitler did'.

Large crowd storms into building housing the refugees in the city of Banda Aceh, saying they should be deported.

As United launch a thrilling comeback to beat Aston Villa 3-2, the club's new owner faces a raft of challenges.

Capitals of India and Bangladesh see thick layers of toxic smog, 'very poor' air quality as normal lives are affected.

US state's top court refuses to hear appeal seeking to keep the ex-president from appearing on primary ballot.

Criminal charges, weak rivals and renewed energy have helped the former US president recover from political setbacks.

Twelve Turkish soldiers were recently killed during fighting with banned Kurdistan Workers Party in northern Iraq.

Moscow slams Washington's sanctions on a new LNG plant in the Arctic as 'unacceptable'.

Tel Aviv teen Tal Mitnick is the latest Israeli to refuse to fight against Palestinians, and he's willing to pay a price

A growing number of Chinese mourners are using AI to help them cope with their grief

People have been burying their relatives in mass graves after gunmen attacked remote villages in central Nigeria.

The actor had been under investigation for alleged illegal drug use. Seoul police point to apparent suicide.

War planes attacked a house in Bint Jbeil, killing three people, Lebanon's state media say.

The US-led maritime force is a half measure that Houthis will test. But it can't do more without escalating tensions.

Los Angeles-based Kharon reported on human rights abuses committed against Uighurs and other Muslim minorities.

A failed counteroffensive, declining aid and shifting public sentiments are leaving Kyiv less optimistic about 2024.

Natural disasters and extreme weather events killed and displaced tens of thousands of people across the world.

Five opposition candidates had announced their intention to march, calling the DRC election a fraud.

Hundreds demand improved healthcare and safety standards after 18 people were killed at a nickel processing plant.

Attacks continue in West Bank's Nur Shams and safe zones might be targeted - here are the latest updates.

Tension has risen between Washington and Tehran amid the Israel-Gaza war.

Rivers State crisis has yet to be resolved fully despite alleged intervention by President Tinubu.

Ambulances say they were blocked by Israeli forces after attack on Nur Shams refugee camp near Tulkarem.

Afghanistan is among the worst countries in the world for deaths in childbirth, with one woman dying every two hours.

Remon was abducted. A risky sea ride followed. Today, he has a new family, life and job in Sicily.

Pyongyang is thought to use the money stolen in cyber-heists to fund its illegal weapons programmes.

Rania Sakallah's family had a four-bedroom home in Gaza City, filled with love. Now their next meal is uncertain.

Street art is a space for creative expression in Tunisia, and many artists take inspiration from current events.

The dead include a nine-year-old child who was swept into a surging storm drain on the outskirts of Brisbane.

As the war enters its 672nd day, these are the main developments.

The Filipina, whose supporters say is a victim of human trafficking, was sentenced to death in Indonesia in late 2010.

Ukrainian authorities say Russian shelling of a train station kills a police officer and injures four others.

Opposition wants the presidential vote annulled and is planning mass protests.

Approval clears another hurdle in Sweden's accession process to the bloc in wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Houthis claim responsibility for drone attack on Israeli port city of Eilat, Red Sea commercial vessel.

A couple and their three children were killed; a fourth child is in critical condition.

A makeshift courtroom was set up in a French airport to investigate human trafficking concerns.

Filmmaker Mariam Shahin looks back at how a blockade and wars in Gaza have reduced the hopes of its people to dust.