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Medics and survivors tell Al Jazeera how they cope under communications blackouts as Israeli forces pound Gaza.

Mohamed Muizzu broke with long tradition of Maldivian presidents visiting New Delhi first to travel to Ankara instead.

More than 20,000 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza since October 7.

Allegations centre on military response to Operation 1027, the biggest challenge to the regime since the coup.

Tensions between the two nations have risen this year, with China attempting to disrupt Filipino ship resupply missions.

As the war enters its 666th day, these are the main developments.

Indigenous people are addressing the challenges of colonisation and holding government to account.

To ensure success of his latest film Dunki, Khan has copied strategies used by the BJP in its election campaigns.

Fighting shows no sign of ending and no political settlement on the horizon.

An Israeli strike hit an area near the Kuwaiti Hospital in Rafah in southern Gaza live on Al Jazeera.

The grim milestone comes as the UN's top decision-making body postpones a key vote on Gaza aid for the third time.

Ten prisoners arrive back in the US, Maduro ally returns to Venezuela after US President Joe Biden grants him clemency.

The bombing of a Jewish community centre killed 85 people, and Hezbollah has been accused of other attacks in Argentina.

The EUimposed punishment on the businessman in 2022 as part of measures targeting Russia and Putin's close allies.

Ireland to argue that aspects of the UK law are incompatible with obligations under European Convention on Human Rights.

Fault Lines examines how state laws in the US can lead to child sexual abuse in religious communities going unpunished.

Communities that rely on the rainforest's waterways now find themselves struggling with fire and plunging water levels.

Major flooding has hit India's southern state of Tamil Nadu, leaving hundreds of people stranded

Marginalising the movement in post-war governance in Gaza would lead to instability.

The Canadian prime minister has called for a ceasefire in Gaza but he still refuses to welcome Palestinian refugees.

As questions about elections mount and protesters take to Belgrade's streets, the president faces a rare challenge.

Culture ministry announces sackings citing need to restore impartiality of state news outlets.

The Iran-aligned coalition wins 101 out of 285 seats, and is boosted before parliamentary elections in 2025.

Political scientist Ian Bremmer says the human carnage of Israel's war on Gaza is strengthening Hamas.

UN labour agency, Palestinian bureau note major spillover effect in occupied West Bank with one-third jobs wiped out.

The Houthis attack ships in one of the busiest maritime routes as they demand Israel to end its brutal war in Gaza.

Israeli airstrike hits near hospital in Gaza during live report

Ismail Haniyeh's trip comes as Israel signals possibility of another truce, although key sticking points remain.

Sosthene Munyemana, 68, has been found guilty on charges of genocide despite denying any wrongdoing.

The drone images knitted into a 3D model reveal the woodland's health and help estimate how much carbon it can absorb.

In Uganda, sex workers face stigma and abuse. But a sisterhood within the brothels is helping them navigate challenges.

Rights groups and some political parties say pact is 'unworkable' and will lead to 'surge in suffering'.

Western sanctions imposed a year ago have hardly dented Russia's ability to wage war.

Water and sanitation services are at the point of collapse with large-scale disease outbreaks looming, UNICEF warns.

The Colorado Supreme Court has declared Trump ineligible to run for presidency over his role in 2021 Capitol attack.

Israeli forces are destroying statues and monuments of Palestinian resistance during raids in the occupied West Bank.

The new leader, seen as a reformist, pledged to adhere to constitutional principles and fight corruption.

After losing another big city in Sudan's civil war, the army faces growing pressure to remove army chief al-Burhan.

Locals and analysts have said the DRC vote will likely be extended past Wednesday, giventhe logistical challenges.

US Senate debate on new aid will run into the new year, despite Kyiv push for urgency.

PM says Israel's actions 'violate international law through the ongoing massacre and brutality against Palestinians'.

Many Yemenis worry that the Houthi attacks on Red Sea vessels will spark a new war for their embattled nation.

Tehran is suspected of supplying UAVs to Russia and Middle Eastern proxies.

A UNSC ceasefire vote is delayed again as the UN warns of more deaths due to water shortages - here are major updates.

Cambodia remains conservative and patriarchal society, despite taking legal and practical steps towards gender equality.

European champions City beat Asian champions Urawa Red Diamonds 3-0 to set up a final against Brazil's Fluminense.

Istanbulspor players leave the field in protest as the referee does not call a penalty in the match against Trabzonspor.

The new legislation includes amendments on residency and citizenship that won the approval of the far right.

Landmark that provided healing for traumatised children in the West Bank has been ransacked, directors arrested.

In historic first, judges say Trump should not be on primary ballot because of his role in the assault on the Capitol.