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Chinese coast guard ship blasts water cannon at Philippine vessel
Video shows a Chinese coast guard ship blasting a water cannon through the window of a civilian Philippine vessel.
Venezuela sets presidential polls for July amid ban on opposition candidate
Incumbent Maduro's strongest adversary, Maria Corina Machado, was banned from public office for alleged corruption.
Sudan war threatens ‘world’s largest hunger crisis’: WFP
Warring generals leave at least 25 million facing food insecurity, with humanitarian response at breaking point'.
Who is Jason Palmer, the only Democrat to beat Joe Biden on Super Tuesday?
Palmer won against Biden in American Samoa, a territory he never visited before the caucus.
Indigenous Bolivian women take up taekwondo against gender-based violence
Bolivia has one of the highest rates of gender violence, with 80 percent women experiencing it in their lifetime.
Peru’s PM Alberto Otarola quits amid claims of influence peddling
Alberto Otarola quit despite denying he attempted to influence government contracts to help love interest.
Israel’s war on Gaza: List of key events, day 152
Israel continues attacks while its forces turned back a 14-truck food aid convoy.
Five takeaways from the US Super Tuesday primary races
Nikki Haley delivers a powerful rebuke to Trump with a victory in Vermont, while Biden faces continued protest.
Can Jeremy Hunt’s spring budget revive Britain’s Tories?
Will the chancellor offer tax cuts in a bid to win votes or steer clear of any bold moves with potential to backfire?
Simona Halep set for tennis return as doping ban is cut to nine months
The former Grand Slam champion was banned for four years in 2022, but can now return to the game immediately.
Army brat to Pakistan’s ‘anti-establishment’ face: Who is Omar Ayub Khan?
His grandfather led Pakistan's first military coup. Is PTI's Omar Ayub Khan the democracy champion his country needs?
Haiti gang leader warns of civil war unless PM Ariel Henry steps down
Thousands have fled since gangs began a coordinated campaign to push Henry from power.
Refugees, migrants held in ‘violent, squalid’ Malaysian detention centres
Human Rights Watch report accuses Malaysia of subjecting detainees, including children, to torture.
‘Left behind’ families look to ICC for Philippines drug war justice
Ferdinand Marcos Jr has shown little interest in helping families find justice, as drug war killings continue.
Wyclef Jean sings Haiti’s prime minister ‘Ariel’s gotta go’’
Haitian musician Wyclef Jean is joining calls for the removal of Haiti's prime minister
Gaza ceasefire talks fail to make breakthrough with Ramadan approaching
Three days of negotiations end at an impasse, as Hamas and Israel insist the other give in to their demands.
Children are dying of malnutrition in Gaza
Gaza's Health Ministry says that 15 children have died of malnutrition in a single hospital in northern Gaza, in recent
What has caused security to deteriorate in Haiti?
State of emergency declared after unrest worsens and thousands of prisoners break out of jail.
The Israelis who want a ceasefire in their country’s war on Gaza
More Israelis are echoing global calls for a permanent or temporary ceasefire, but their reasons differ.
Meta’s Instagram, Facebook hit by widespread outages
Facebook users unable to sign in while Instagram users' feeds not refreshed.
Photos: Israel bombs mosque, hitting families sheltering nearby
One woman was killed and 20 people were injured in the makeshift tent encampment in Deir el-Balah.
US voters urged to check ‘uncommitted’ in protest of Biden’s policy on Gaza
The Abandon Biden' campaign urges Super Tuesday voters to tick uncommitted' to protest president's response on Gaza
Indian authorities demolish home of ‘heroic’ Muslim tunnel rescuer
Wakeel Hasan was labelled a national hero in India for saving dozens of workers trapped in a collapsed tunnel.
Far-left group claims attack on Tesla factory in Germany
Production halted at electric vehicle plant in Brandenburg after suspected arson attack causes power outage.
ICC seeks arrest of Russian officers over infrastructure attacks in Ukraine
It is the second time the court has announced arrest warrants for Russian officials in relation to the war in Ukraine.
Years ago a Greek refugee camp burned. Those blamed say they are innocent
Four Afghan asylum seekers, who were residents of Moria camp, deny their convictions. Their fate will soon be sealed.
Palestinian Canadians sue Foreign Minister Joly over arms exports to Israel
Sending military goods to Israel during Gaza war violates Canadian and international law, lawsuit argues.
Who is George Galloway, the British politician who has won Rochdale?
He appeared to side with Iraq over 1991 Kuwait invasion and dressed as a cat on Celebrity Big Brother - why has he won?
Haiti crisis: Is a gang-led coup next?
Haiti is in chaos after a massive prison break and gangs calling for the resignation of its PM. How did it get here?
‘No justification for Gaza carnage’: Nigeria Foreign Minister Yusuf Tuggar
Nigeria's FM speaks to Al Jazeera about his government's domestic plans and global approach.
EU proposes major defence boost as it eyes Russia and Trump
Bloc moves to strengthen defence sector in face of Russian aggression and prospect of weakened US support.
UNRWA photographer recounts Israeli killing of his daughter
A Palestinian father and UNRWA photographer returns to the place where Israeli forces killed his four-year-old daughter.
Turkey detains 7 suspected of spying for Israel
Suspects allegedly collected data on individuals and companies in Turkey and sold it to Mossad.
Palestinians seeking aid attacked by Israeli forces again
Israeli forces have once again opened fire on desperate Palestinians seeking aid from a convoy entering Gazy City.
How is Palestine connected to the climate justice movement?
Beyond the devastating aerial and ground offensive in Gaza, how does the Israeli occupation connect to climate justice?
‘The blood was everywhere’: Inside Israel’s Flour Massacre in Gaza
Voices from Nabulsi Roundabout and beyond react to the events of the killing of 118 Palestinians scrambling for food.
US criticised at UN for vetoing Gaza ceasefire resolutions
Palestine's UN envoy slammed the US during a UN session examining the misuse of veto power by the United States.
‘Birthright’ in a time of genocide
Amid the genocidal war on Gaza, Israel's Birthright programme accrued even more sinister implications.
India cautions nationals in Israel to move to safety
Embassy warning follows attack on border with Lebanon that killed an Indian worker.
Long wait for families of PTI leaders jailed over 2023 protests in Pakistan
Serving and ex-parliamentarians languish in jail for alleged violence during deadly protests after Imran Khan's arrest.
Russia accuses Western ambassadors of meddling in internal affairs
Moscow hit out at envoys claiming they refused to meet with foreign minister, as relations continue to deteriorate.
Russia spins German military leak but chances of escalation slim: Analysis
Analysts say while Berlin may be embarrassed, it's far from planning an attack to help Ukraine.
Ukraine claims another critical strike on Russia’s Black Sea Fleet
Kyiv's military intelligence unit says it sank the patrol ship Sergey Kotov near the Crimean peninsula.
Joe Biden, the Espionage Act, and me
Just like me, Biden shared classified information with the press. But the prosecutors treated us very differently.
Panama blocks ex-President Martinelli from election
Tribunal disqualifies candidacy due to 10-year prison sentence for money laundering handed down last year.
Executions in Iran hit 8-year high in 2023
Use of the death penalty surged by 43 percent following huge protests prompted by Mahsa Amini's death.
US Supreme Court delays Texas immigration law
Bill would allow state officers to arrest people suspected of entering the country irregularly.
Haitian gangs try to seize airport
The Haitian government has declared a state of emergency in a bid to quell the wave of violence.
Australia’s Sam Kerr pleads not guilty to racially aggravated offence
The Chelsea striker was charged with harassment of a police officer in an incident in London last year.
Israel’s war on Gaza: List of key events, day 151
Killings continue in Gaza as US Vice President Kamala Harris backs Israel a day after seeking a ceasefire.
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