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Houthis promise more attacks unless Israel ends its offensive on Gaza and lifts the siege.

The group has been classified as a 'terror organisation' by the UK government.

The release of hundreds of thousands of pages related to the civil rights leader comes despite his family's opposition.

The move gives the US Treasury a chance to recommend a replacement at a time Trump is reshaping global economy.

Free buses, rent freezes and city-run grocery stores won over Democratic voters as investor class pushes back.

The countries also denounced Israel's aid delivery model in Gaza, saying it 'deprives Palestinians of human dignity'.

Trump's tariffs have had a limited impact on the global economy so far, but analysts fear the worst is yet to come.

The Shadowserver Foundation and Eye Security would not disclose which firms were affected.

Video captured the moment an Israeli strike hit a residential building housing displaced Palestinians in Gaza City.

Vietnam is bracing for Typhoon Wipha, expected to make landfall Tuesday with winds up to 166 km/h.

An Israeli undercover force has abducted" Marwan al-Hams, a senior Gaza Health Ministry official, in Rafah.

Kremlin critics laud the decision, as Moscow's ambassador to Italy decries a 'scandalous situation'.

A group of over two dozen mostly European foreign ministers denounced Israeli attacks on Palestinian aid seekers.

Despite being wrongly deported and returned to the US, lawyers say Abrego Garcia again faces expulsion.

The university is suing for the restoration of more than $2bn in grants cut for hundreds of research projects.

Life for amputees in Gaza is a constant unbearable struggle.

Ukraine says Russia launched one of its largest aerial assaults on Kyiv in months, killing one and injuring seven.

The Hind Rajab Foundation called the questioning of Israeli soldiers a turning point in global accountability'.

Leaders expected to hold talks on bilateral trade days before US tariffs on Philippine goods set to take effect.

Detainees at three Florida detention centres report being denied medical care while subjected to degrading conditions.

Dozens of Bedouin families are evacuated from the Druze-majority city of Suwayda in Syria after a week of deadly clashes

Prominent Kenyan activist Boniface Mwangi has been charged over his alleged role in the deadly antigovernment protests.

Israeli military sends tanks into parts of city in central Gaza for first time since it launched the war on Gaza.

A Bangladesh Air Force F-7 crashed into a school in Dhaka's Uttara neighbourhood, killing at least 19 people.

Gaza's health ministry says 18 people have starved to death in the last 72-hours, including four children.

Joaquin Phoenix calls Gaza situation horrible" and questions new aid methods over trusted distribution channels.

Thirteen arrested in Balochistan province for alleged involvement in the killing of a couple ordered by a tribal leader.

Political and technical considerations can no longer be an excuse to overlook the starvation of Palestinians.

Hundreds of starving, aid-seeking Palestinians in Gaza have lost their lives to Israeli aggression or starvation.

Video shows fire and smoke after a Bangladesh Air Force training jet crashed into a school in Dhaka's Uttara district

Barcelona agree deal to sign England international Marcus Rashford on an initial loan deal from Manchester United.

Mostly students killed and more than 50 wounded as training aircraft crashes into campus in capital Dhaka.

Days of torrential rain and landslides in South Korea have killed at least 18 people.

Boniface Mwangi, a former photojournalist, was charged over alleged role in deadly antigovernment protests in June.

Bedouin families leave Druze-majority city after truce in southern province halts bloody clashes between communities.

Clashes between two communities kill more than 250 people and threaten to unravel already fragile post-war transition.

Unification ministry in Seoul says allowing individual tours will not violate international sanctions.

Gunfire could be heard close to Al Jazeera's Tareq Abu Azzoum as he reported on an Israeli assault in Deir el Balah

Protesters have taken to the streets again in Mexico City to demonstrate against real estate price speculation.

Social media videos show terrified passengers jumping into sea as flames and black smoke billow from burning vessel.

Adolfo Macias, who was recaptured in June after escaping from prison last year, will appear in New York court on Monday.

South Koreans' perceptions of the US have taken a dive amid Trump's 'America First' foreign policy and trade agenda.

Report finds extreme climate events linked to price hikes for rice, corn, cocoa, coffee, potatoes and other food items.

Five-day deluge unleashed flash floods and landslides that killed 18 and left nine others missing, authorities say.

Poorest nations set to lose out as Western countries redirect development funding to defence and domestic spending.

Here are the key events on day 1,243 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Victims include 79 aid seekers who were gunned down in the north and 13 others killed in the south, medics say.

China, France, Germany, Russia and the UK are the remaining parties to a 2015 nuclear deal reached with Iran.

Gaza's only Catholic church has been hit and Muslim cemeteries have been desecrated.

Japan's Sanseito party wins a record 14 seats with 'Japanese First' push and anti-immigration rhetoric.