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PKK fighters cast weapons into fire to mark start of disarmament
PKK fighters gathered in northern Iraq to symbolically cast their weapons into a fire, marking the start of disarmament.
Canary Mission: How US uses a ‘hate group’ to target Palestine advocates
The Trump administration confirms it is relying on the shadowy website to identify student protesters for deportation.
Russia closing Polish consulate in Kaliningrad in tit-for-tat move
Poland ordered Russian consulate in Krakow to shut after accusations Moscow orchestrated fire at Warsaw shopping centre.
Rohingya refugees in peril in Bangladesh as support wanes: UN
The US and other Western countries have been reducing their funding, prioritising their defence spending instead.
Why are mass murderers from the Srebrenica genocide still free?
Thousands of Bosnian Serbs participated in the Srebrenica genocide in July 1995, killing more than 8,000 men and boys.
UN expert Albanese says US sanctions won’t stop her
Francesca Albanese says sanctions by the US aim to silence her for exposing genocide and calling out those complicit.
Satellite images show Israel’s Gaza ‘concentration camp’ preparations
Satellite images appear to show Israel has begun preparing the rubble in Rafah for its 'concentration camp' plan.
Why has Trump hit Canada with a 35 percent trade tariff?
New levies, which come on top of tariffs on auto parts and industrial metals, will come into effect on August 1.
Russia-Ukraine war: What are ‘frustrated’ Trump’s next options with Putin?
Trump spoke about an agreement with NATO to arm Ukraine. A sanctions bill with bipartisan support also sits in Congress.
Trump’s African summit was a masterclass in modern colonial theatre
To dodge Trump's tariffs and wrath, five African presidents played colonial subject, and left their dignity behind.
Lithuania to save Baltic seals as ice sheets recede due to climate change
The seal population has increased from about 4,000, considered nearly extinct, in the late 1980s to about 50,000.
Trump’s tariff threat to Brazil is a gift to Lula
By attacking Brazil's sovereignty, Trump may have handed the leftist president a political and diplomatic opportunity.
‘Beyond horrific’: Several children killed in Israeli attack on Gaza school
'Panic, fear, and terror that swept through the school overwhelming' says survivor of strike in Jabalia an-Nazla.
‘We belong to this land’: Syrians navigate landmines to battle wildfires
Syria's wildfires are the first major natural disaster since the country overthrew the al-Assad regime in December.
New amnesty law for human rights abuses in Peru prompts fury, action
Critics warn the law would hinder the search for truth about the victims of Peru's decades-long armed conflict.
“Deep dehumanisation” of civilians similar in Srebrenica and Gaza
Dehumanising civilians made mass violence seem normal in Srebrenica and Gaza, says assistant professor Iva Vukusic.
PKK begins disarmament process after 40 years of armed struggle in Turkiye
Fighters from PKK begin symbolic disarmament in Iraq's northern Kurdish region, ending decades-long battle with Turkiye.
Where is Liberia, whose president Trump praised for his ‘good English’?
Liberia was founded in 1822 as a colony for free Black Americans in West Africa as slavery ended.
Protests in Brazil condemn Trump’s 50% tariffs
Protesters in Brazil burned an effigy of Donald Trump as they gathered to condemn 50% US tariffs for Brazilian goods.
Bangladeshi rap, memes helped oust Hasina — now they’re reshaping politics
Young Bangladeshis are using the same weapons that helped them uproot Sheikh Hasina to hold today's rulers accountable.
US, Russian top diplomats hold fresh talks on Ukraine at ASEAN meeting
'Positive trend' in US-Russia ties remains despite Washington's 'zigzag' policy, Moscow says.
Gunmen in Pakistan kidnap, kill nine bus passengers, officials say
Separatist Baloch fighters have in past claimed responsibility for attacks in the southwestern Balochistan province.
Life in occupied West Bank “miserable” as settler violence rises
Issa Amro on life in the occupied West Bank becoming increasingly miserable for Palestinians.
Son of drug lord ‘El Chapo’ set for guilty plea in US trafficking case
Ovidio Guzman Lopez plans to change his not guilty plea during a hearing after arrest in 2023.
‘Crimes against humanity’ in Sudan’s Darfur: ICC deputy prosecutor
The Hague court's Deputy Prosecutor Nazhat Shameem Khan warns civil war 'has reached an intolerable state'.
Made in Palestine
Made in Palestine is a documentary short set inside the Hirbawi textile factory.
Six Secret Service agents suspended over Trump assassination failings
The agency said the six unnamed individuals face punishments ranging from '10- to 42-day suspensions without pay'.
Trump slaps 35 percent tariff on Canada starting August 1
US president also eyes blanket tariffs of 15 to 20 percent on other trading partners as his trade war widens.
Argentina’s ex-president Fernandez to stand trial for corruption
Former leader accused of using a broker married to his personal secretary to secure government insurance policies.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,233
Here are the key events on day 1,233 of Russia's war on Ukraine.
Democrats publish leaked Justice Department messages on US deportation push
Senator Dick Durbin has said the messages appear to support claims that the Trump administration defied court orders.
US widens public benefit restrictions for undocumented immigrants
Access will be restricted to 13 more federal programmes, including an educational project for low-income children.
Mahmoud Khalil files $20m claim against Trump for wrongful detention
The Palestinian student activist has accused the Trump administration of smearing his name and unlawful imprisonment.
Hikers brave torrential rain on Malaysia’s Mount Kinabalu
Footage shows hikers on Malaysia's Mount Kinabalu descending its peak through surging water after torrential rains.
Is suspending asylum requests the right way to curb immigration?
Athens warns it will now arrest people entering Greece without authorisation from North Africa.
England-India: Root’s 99 keeps tourists at bay on day one of third Test
Former England captain hits an unbeaten 99 as the hosts close first day against India on 251-4.
Israeli attacks kill 82 amid forced displacement plans, truce talks in Gaza
Amid aid restrictions and violence, EU strikes new deal with Israel to allow desperately needed food and fuel into Gaza.
Family speak to man in burning rubble in Gaza but cannot save him
A Palestinian man trapped under rubble in a burning building spoke to his cousin by phone, pleading for help in Gaza.
Mexico’s Claudia Sheinbaum blasts US screwworm response as ‘exaggerated’
The US has closed its ports of entry to Mexican cattle for fear of the parasitic, flesh-eating worm spreading north.
‘Such good English’: Liberians confused, angry at Trump comments to Boakai
US president appeared surprised by his counterpart's 'beautiful English', despite it being Liberia's national language.
UN delivers first fuel to Gaza in 130 days, warns more still needed
The UN says it delivered the first fuel shipment to Gaza in 130 days, but it was not enough for a single day's usage.
Is direct action for Palestine ‘terrorism’? The UK says it is
The UK's 'terrorist' listing of the Palestine Action group puts pro-Palestine protests and free speech at risk.
Rubio: ‘We need to see a roadmap’ on Ukraine peace talks
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the US and Russia exchanged fresh ideas for Ukraine peace talks in Malaysia.
UN expert Albanese rejects ‘obscene’ US sanctions for criticising Israel
UN rapporteur Francesca Albanese tells Al Jazeera the move is retaliation for 'pursuit of justice' in Israel's Gaza war.
Ukrainian security official gunned down in Kyiv, drone swarms continue
A Ukrainian intelligence officer was gunned down in broad daylight in Kyiv.
Judge blocks Trump’s birthright citizenship order in class-action lawsuit
The injunction would bar Trump from denying citizenship to US-born babies based on their parents' immigration status.
US sanctions UN expert Francesca Albanese over Israel criticism
The Trump administration has sanctioned UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese over her reports on the war in Gaza
US aid cuts could lead to millions more HIV/AIDS deaths by 2029, UN warns
United Nations 2025 Global AIDS Update says if funding not replaced, cuts may reverse 'decades' of progress on HIV/AIDS.
Nutella maker Ferrero to acquire WK Kellogg for $3.1bn
Deal announced as cereal giant Kellogg struggles as consumer demand slows due to inflation.
Amanda Anisimova upsets Aryna Sabalenka to reach Wimbledon tennis final
The world number 12 reaches maiden Grand Slam final with a tough three-set win over top-seeded Aryna Sabalenka.
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