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Salvador Plasencia did not supply Perry with the fatal dose but has admitted to obtaining ketamine for the actor's use.

A former security guard for Gaza Humanitarian Foundation aid distribution sites' described abuses he witnessed.

Three Israeli strikes hit homes and a tent in Gaza City, killing at least 21 people, mostly women and children.

An uncle remembers his nephew, an American killed by Israeli settler violence in the occupied West Bank.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said a probe will ensure the programme does 'not run contrary to our nation's interests'.

Governing party says it has downgraded ties with Cambodia after a landmine incident that injured a Thai soldier.

The US returns as a seller of critical anti-ballistic systems, but remains neutral, with no ideological standpoint.

Neo-Nazis in Sweden are using mixed martial arts events to try to attract new followers.

Nearly 80 students have been disciplined, with some being fully expelled, over pro-Palestine protests on campus.

Chinese investments could play a crucial role in enabling Brazil to boost its industrial capacity and diversify economy.

Officials and scientists say the state has had a mild season thus far, but fires are expected to surge in drier months.

Iran's President has told Al Jazeera his country is committed to continuing its nuclear program for peaceful purposes.

Protesters are demanding action against Israel and not just words, after 28 countries called for an end to the Gaza war.

Ukrainian deportees being held in a cramped Georgian border facility are trapped between two countries.

Both the army-backed government and RSF-backed alliance are increasingly rewarding loyal armed groups on the ground.

Residents on the Greek island of Syros prevented passengers on an Israeli cruise ship from getting off the vessel.

ICJ judge Yuji Iwasawa says greenhouse emissions are "unequivocally caused by human activities" as he delivers opinion.

Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim called on world leaders including US President Donald Trump, to restrain Israel

In his latest NYT column, Bret Stephens tries to excuse a uniquely horrific crime with uniquely horrific journalism.

More than 100 aid groups warn of mass starvation in Gaza, urge ceasefire and end to Israel blocking humanitarian aid.

Palestinians in Gaza say Israel's ban on access to the sea has stripped them of their last source of food and freedom.

Al Jazeera Arabic Digital newsroom has gone behind the scenes, breaking down the events of that night, second by second

The United Nations has evacuated hundreds of Bedouin families from the Syrian city of Suwayda.

Protesters gathered outside the New York residence of UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres demanding he do more on Gaza

Expectations are low before the latest round of talks between the countries, held amid US pressure to end the war.

Palestinian Health Ministry in Gaza says 111 people have now died from famine and malnutrition in recent weeks.

Palestinian women and girls carry the promise of the continuity of Palestinian life."

Zelenskyy's new law weakening anticorruption agencies prompts mass protests across cities in Ukraine.

Shigeru Ishiba says he wants to ensure the new tariff deal agreed with the US is properly implemented.

From Gaza to Iran, Israel's wars have crossed five borders and killed thousands. We look at where and how it has struck.

Malaysian leader also says petrol prices will be cut and highway toll rates frozen to address cost of living concerns.

As Europe fortifies its borders, growing numbers of North Africans are moving southwards into other African countries.

Individuals and entities sanctioned include a small boat supplier in Asia and gang leaders based in North Africa.

In an interview with Al Jazeera, Iran's president insists Tehran's uranium enrichment programme will continue.

Media network urges action to end forced starvation that threatens Gaza's entire population, including journalists.

Heatwave in China has seen surge in energy demand with increased sales of air conditioners and handheld fans.

If convicted, Fernando Ramirez could face multiple sentences of life imprisonment.

Paris-based news agency says freelance contributors facing 'appalling' situation in the war-ravaged enclave.

The meeting of top Chinese and EU officials will be overshadowed by old grievances, even as Beijing tries to hit reset.

The EU's top diplomat says 'all options remain on the table if Israel doesn't deliver' on its Gaza pledges.

The ICJ is set to decide the future course of climate accountability in a landmark legal case brought by Vanuatu.

Black Sabbath's Tony Iommi, Elton John, Metallica and Led Zeppelin's Robert Plant paid tribute to legendary singer.

Canadian-American anti-whaling activist Paul Watson greeted Interpol's decision with the words: 'Finally I am free.'

Some students also had their degrees revoked for participating in antiwar protests, including the 2024 Gaza encampments.

What's behind Mexico City's fight against gentrification displacing residents?

Here are the key events on day 1,245 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

US president says Japanese exports will be subject to a 15 percent tariff under the trade agreement.

Khalil, who continues to be targeted for deportation, says he will continue to advocate for Palestine and free speech.

Host nation Morocco will face Nigeria in the Women's Africa Cup of Nations after beating Ghana on penalties.

Chloe Kelly scores dramatic late winner in extra time as reigning champions England come from behind to beat Italy 2-1.