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Al Jazeera's Hind Khoudary reported what was left behind as people visit their destroyed homes in Khan Younis.

Moustapha Akkad's remarkable film about the early history of Islam continues to have an impact today.

Ali Ahmad Hussein of Hezbollah's elite Radwan Force 'eliminated' by Israeli jets alongside three other fighters.

Markets are adorned with glittering array of colourful bangles, each turned over and inspected for their beauty.

Officials say children among the dead as boat ferrying people from Lunga in Nampula province capsized.

Delivery falls short of the minimum UN requirement to stave off the humanitarian crisis in the besieged territory.

A man killed his friend's husband because he was Tutsi. Now the two live together in a 'reconciliation village'.

Cosgrave resigned as CEO in October after backlash to post accusing Israel of committing war crimes in Gaza.

Clark missed out on US collegiate basketball's greatest prize, but her game captured the imagination of fans everywhere.

Negotiations over a truce are making progress in Cairo, local reports said on Monday.

International Court of Justice urged to stop Berlin from providing Israel with weapons and other aid in Gaza operation.

People in North America will be able to witness a total solar eclipse on April 8 as the moon completely blocks the sun.

Garment makers are temporarily converting factories into production hubs for election flags and banners.

Israel's military says it has withdrawn forces from southern Gaza as the war enters its seventh month.

Analysts say Iran faces pressure to respond to Israel assassinating a senior commander, but what are Tehran's options?

Seoul and Pyongyang are in a race to put more reconnaissance satellites into orbit amid rising tensions.

The Houston-bound Boeing 737-800 operated by Southwest Airlines landed safely after the incident.

Ganesh Kale took three dozen exams but was robbed of a fair shot because of corruption. So he tried to take his life.

Judge orders obstruction of justice inquiry after Musk says he will defy court order, calls for judge's impeachment.

As the war enters its 774th day, these are the main developments.

The bill is likely to become law soon, but activists and those from LGBTQ community say more work needs to be done.

Batanes could find itself on the doorstep of war should the South China Sea dispute escalate or China invade Taiwan.

Daqqa was arrested by Israel in 1986 for killing an Israeli soldier and has remained in prison since then.

Government workers call on Germany and the Netherlands to stop arms deliveries due to human rights concerns.

Russ Cook finishes the journey of over 16,000km (9,940 miles) in 352 days, raising $870,000 for two separate charities.

Ecuador's raid on the Mexican embassy to arrest ex-Vice President Jorge Glas has severed ties between the two countries.

A blast that killed eight children on Saturday in al-Sanamayn led to clashes between rival groups in Deraa, SOHR says.

A roundup of some of last week's events.

Russian-installed officials at the plant say radiation levels remain normal after the attack.

After six months, and more than 33,000 Palestinians killed, it is not clear what direction the war will now take.

Foreign secretary says the UK expects Israel to 'abide by international humanitarian law' as war enters seventh month.

Israeli army says it is withdrawing most troops from Khan Younis, though a significant force' will continue to operate.

Video shows a car ramming a crowd of anti-government protesters in Israel during mass demonstrations against Netanyahu.

Ecuador's police nabbed their former vice president in Mexico's embassy by force, causing Mexico to cut diplomatic ties.

Annelle Sheline talks about quitting her job at the US State Department due to frustration over 'naive' Israel policy.

Ecuador sees mining as a 'crucial driver' of the economy, providing jobs and incomes, but locals disagree.

The international community's efforts to prosecute perpetrators of core crimes remain selective and politicised.

The floods, caused by rising water levels in the Ural river, force thousands of people to evacuate.

As Israel continues the war in Gaza, with no indication of a victory, it risks formenting endless conflict.

The killing of the seven aid workers in Gaza is a direct consequence of Israel's brutal rules of engagement'.

Indirect talks set in Egypt with CIA director, Qatari PM holding separate meetings with Israeli and Hamas delegations.

Six months have passed since Israel began its brutal war on Gaza, killing more than 33,000 Palestinians.

World number one Novak Djokovic is hoping for one last matchup with the 14-time French Open champion at Roland Garros.

As the war enters its 773rd day, these are the main developments.

Beijing's naval and air patrols in the disputed waterway take place as several US allies conduct first joint drills.

The three-day festival celebrates the completion of the fasting month of Ramadan by Muslims across the world.

Red Bull return to winning form, with Max Verstappen leading teammate Sergio Perez to a one-two finish at Suzuka.

Parliament Speaker Peter Pellegrini wins second round of presidential election, cementing grip of the pro-Russian PM.

Jack Picone reflects on his journey through Rwanda in 1994, and the lifelong nightmares it has left him with.

About 190,000 registered candidates running for local government positions, including mayors and councillors.