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Syrian IDPs in Idlib recount deadly shelling by Assad forces
An elderly man and a woman were killed, two others wounded in a rocket attack on the outskirts of the city of Sarmin.
NASA capsule carrying largest asteroid samples lands on Earth
The samples will be flown on Monday to a new lab at the US space agency's Johnson Space Center in Houston.
What countries have normalised relations with Iran after Saudi detente?
Tehran seems on track to restore relations with more countries after a groundbreaking agreement with Saudi Arabia.
Plot for 30 simultaneous explosions in Tehran foiled, Iran says
Ministry of Intelligence implicates ISIL but says operatives' sophistication indicates potential connection with Israel.
Video about refugees by a group of Turkish writers gets mixed reaction
Writers, journalists speaking in Turkish and Arabic say Muslims are one nation and Islam forbids racism.
Hundreds of ethnic Armenians cross from Nagorno-Karabakh to Armenia
PM Pashinyan says fears of 'ethnic cleansing' will lead to mass exodus after last week's defeat to Azerbaijan's forces.
NASA’s OSIRIS-REx to bring samples of asteroid Bennu to Earth: What to know
NASA's first US mission to collect an asteroid sample is returning with a sample from asteroid Bennu.
Who’s in, who’s out: A look at the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 squads
A mix of fresh faces and established icons make up the line-ups of the eight Cricket World Cup squads announced so far.
Azerbaijan seizes arms from Nagorno-Karabakh separatists
The conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh has been marked by abuses on both sides and there are fears of a refugee crisis.
One police officer killed in Kosovo attack blamed on Serbia
Kosovo PM describes the incident near border as 'terrorist action' backed by officials from neighbouring Serbia.
Can a US government shutdown be averted?
The US federal government is once again facing a possible shutdown.
Israel kills two Palestinians amid surge in military raids
Sunday's raid is just the latest in a stepped-up campaign of violence targeting Palestinians in the occupied West Bank.
Clashes in Paris as thousands march against police violence
A demonstration against police violence in Paris on Saturday saw some clashes between protesters and police.
Philippines condemns ‘floating barrier’ in South China Sea
Images posted on social media show buoys blocking Philippine fishing boats from entering the area within Manila's EEZ.
Leading Egyptian opposition presidential candidate targeted by spyware
Security researchers, including from Google, believe the Egyptian government is behind the attacks.
Premier League: Fernandes scores ‘special’ volley in Man United win
United win first game in four matches and move to eighth; Man City beat Forest and Everton thrash Brentford.
Venezuela takes control of gang-run jail, ‘dismantles’ Tren de Aragua
Interior minister claims authorities have dismantled Tren de Aragua group that controlled the Tocoron prison.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 578
As the war enters its 578th day, these are the main developments.
El Paso ‘at breaking point’ amid surge in refugee, migrant arrivals
El Paso in Texas pleads for help amid a dramatic increase in asylum seekers crossing into the US from Mexico.
Dozens killed in Benin after fuel depot explodes into flames
At least 35 people, including a child, killed after a blaze at an illegal fuel depot along Benin's border with Nigeria.
Bangladesh FM says not bothered by US visa curbs, promises free elections
Abdul Momen tells Al Jazeera that Bangladesh is capable of conducting free and fair polls in the wake of US visa curbs.
‘Empire of lies’: Russia’s Lavrov slams West in UN speech
Russia's foreign minister glosses over Ukraine, accuses Western allies of neo-colonialism at the UN General Assembly.
Aid enters Nagorno-Karabakh as Armenia separatists lay down weapons
Azerbaijan claims 'demilitarisation' of separatists is ongoing in close cooperation with Russian peacekeepers.
Lebanon, Israel troops fire tear gas along tense border in a disputed area
Both sides blamed each other for the violence in Chebaa Farms and the Kfar Chouba hills area.
Deadly truck explosion hits checkpoint in central Somali town
The blast in the town of Beledweyne comes as Somali government has intensified operation against al-Shabab armed group.
Crowd roars as Xi opens Hangzhou 19th Asian Games in China
The Games will be held over the next two weeks in 56 venues, of which 12 have been newly built.
The benefits of Afghanistan’s mineral riches may not be so forthcoming
Mining contracts could help Afghanistan develop, but they could also hurt its people if they are mismanaged.
Developing Afghanistan’s mines will uplift Afghans
Recently signed contracts will help the country tackle unemployment, underdevelopment and currency issues.
Canada Sikh killing: ‘Get to the bottom of this very serious matter’
Justin Trudeau says intelligence on the deadly shooting in British Columbia was passed on to India 'many weeks ago'.
Sudan army chief: ‘Revolution can be restored’
Sudan Armed Forces leader says talks with Rapid Support Forces chief are impossible; wants 'terrorist' designation.
The Netherlands’ Mark Rutte: Time to say goodbye
The Dutch prime minister discusses the end of his political and diplomatic era after 13 years in power.
Thailand’s opposition Move Forward Party names new leader
Chaithawat Tulathon has been involved in Thailand's progressive political movement for more than five years.
‘Cruel tragedy’: Uighur scholar sentenced to life in prison in China
Rahile Dawut was convicted on charges of endangering state security in a secret trial, US-based foundation says.
Libya: Media clampdown amidst a disaster
Misinformation and media restrictions add to the chaos in flood-stricken Derna. And, preserving Nigeria's past in print.
The Nollywood pioneer seeking perfection in African storytelling
Nigerian activist, actor and filmmaker Ego Boyo has been on a quest to up industry standards, for three decades.
Nord Stream sabotage one year on: What to know about the attack
Investigators from Germany, Sweden and Denmark remain tight-lipped while speculation and theories abound.
Have interest rates reached their peak?
US Federal Reserve holds rates steady while European Central Bank signals a pause in monetary tightening policy.
Ethiopian prince’s hair, artefacts returned 155 years after British plunder
Prince Alemayehu, 7, was taken to England after battle of Magdala and died there in 1879 at the age of 18.
Ukraine to receive US long-range ATACMS missiles, US media report
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy did not respond directly to a question about the US supplying long-range missile system.
Taiwan says China’s increased military drills ‘abnormal’, risks accident
Taiwan's Defence Minister Chiu Kuo-cheng says frequency of Chinese military drills increases risk of accidental clash.
Poland’s PM tells Ukraine’s Zelenskyy to ‘never insult’ Polish people again
Poland's PM Mateusz Morawiecki accused the Ukrainian leader of insulting Poles in his United Nations address this week.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 577
As the war enters its 577th day, these are the main developments.
US auto workers expand strike as Biden prepares to join picket line
The strike now includes approximately 18,600 workers across 20 states, with presidential candidates wooing their union.
Amid canal dispute, Haitian migrants prepare to leave Dominican Republic
Correspondent John Holman speaks to Haitian migrants fleeing intimidation in the Dominican Republic as tensions rise.
Marriage declines in China as young Chinese choose dating, staying single
The number of marriages falls from 13.5 million couples in 2013 to 6.8 million in 2022.
CIA abuse rendered 9/11 defendant unfit for trial: US military judge
Incompetency finding for Ramzi bin al-Shibh means the prosecution of his four co-defendants would continue without him.
Ukraine’s Zelenskyy blasts Russian ‘genocide’ before Canadian parliament
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy joins Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for a historic second parliamentary address.
Pope slams ‘indifference’ towards migrants arriving in Europe by sea
Pope Francis warned against a 'paralysis of fear' as European nations shift responsibility for taking care of refugees.
Why is Mexico standing up to bigger neighbours US, Canada on corn?
Mexico has barred the import of GMO corn for human consumption, raising the ire of exporter US where most corn is GMO.
Hardeep Singh Nijjar killing: What does international law say?
If Canada proves allegations of Indian involvement, experts say killing would violate international, human rights law.
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