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UK politics reels from ex-PM Johnson’s shock exit
Johnson, who has been under investigation over 'Partygate', says his opponents were 'determined to drive me out'.
France knife attack suspect charged with attempted murder
Abdalmasih H is refusing to speak about the motives behind his attack on children in the French Alpine town of Annecy.
Philippines evacuates thousands after Mayon volcano rumbles
More than 6,000 villagers forced to evacuate from near the Mayon volcano's crater in northeastern Albay province.
Ukraine claims gains near Bakhmut as battle rages in east
Russia says Ukraine has started a long-expected counteroffensive but denies Kyiv made gains along the front lines.
Deadly blast rocks explosives factory in Turkey’s capital
At least five workers have been killed in explosion at the MKE Rocket and Explosives Factory outside Ankara.
The AI apocalypse: Imminent risk or misdirection?
As tech bosses raise the doomsday alarm, others say it’s a distraction from AI’s real, less sensational dangers.
Sudan’s 24-hour truce begins amid dire humanitarian situation
Aid agencies hoping to deliver aid during the truce period but will need a guarantee of safe passage from warring sides.
‘Collective punishment’: Israel demolishes Palestinian homes
Israel's policy of demolishing the family homes of Palestinians accused of attacking Israelis considered a war crime.
How will Saudi Arabia’s oil output cut affect prices?
Saudi Arabia goes it alone in cutting oil production by one million barrels a day starting in July.
Can Trump run for president after indictment?
Neither the indictment itself nor a conviction would prevent the ex-US president from running for 2024 election.
Pakistan’s FM: ‘We’re at the fork in the road towards democracy’
Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari discusses the formidable challenges facing Pakistan.
Colombian gang leaders announce talks to address urban violence
Colombia’s government seeks to draw urban criminal networks into disarmament talks as it pursues 'total peace'.
Discarded mortar detonates killing more than 20 in Somalia: Media
Local official says unexploded mortar detonated near to where mostly children - aged between 10 and 15 - were playing.
Putin claims Russian forces halting Ukrainian counteroffensive
Claims by pro-Moscow commentators that Ukraine's counteroffensive has failed are premature, says war monitor think tank.
Four children found in Colombian jungle 40 days after plane crash
Colombia's military found the four children aged 13, 9 , 4, and 12-month-old, who survived plane crash on May 1.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 472
As the war enters its 472nd day, these are the main developments.
Canadian appointee investigating China election claims steps down
Former Governor General David Johnston says the atmosphere has become too partisan to continue his work.
Trump indictment details plot to hide sensitive documents
Trump has been charged with 37 felony counts for keeping and hiding documents with sensitive national security content.
Serbians join anti-government protest following mass shootings
Tens of thousands demonstrate in Belgrade, calling on interior minister to resign following deadly mass shootings.
US says Iran is helping Russia build drone manufacturing facility
US intelligence officials say Iran and Russia continue to strengthen their military cooperation and weapons assistance.
Al-Shabab attacks hotel in Somalia’s Mogadishu: State media
Several people have been injured in the attack on Friday evening around one of the capital's popular hang out spots.
Pakistan lays out budget but may not satisfy IMF
The 'plain-vanilla' budget is unlikely to satisfy IMF, which could lead to the South Asian nation defaulting on debt.
UK ex-Prime Minister Boris Johnson resigns as MP
Former PM accuses a parliamentary probe into the COVID-19 'Partygate' scandal of driving him out.
Should governments make breathing clean air a human right?
From New Delhi to Mexico City, there are few places on Earth where air pollution is not a problem.
One UN peacekeeper dead, four others injured in north Mali attack
More than 300 of the peacekeepers in MINUSMA have also been killed since the start of the Mali mission in 2013.
Newcastle announces shirt sponsorship deal with Saudi company
British media reports the deal is worth 25 million pounds ($31.5m) annually.
Colombia and ELN rebel group sign ceasefire agreement
The agreement is a significant success for President Gustavo Petro's agenda of 'total peace' after previous setbacks.
Djokovic beats cramping Alcaraz to reach French Open final
Carlos Alcaraz had levelled the contest when disaster struck as he limped to his bench holding his right leg.
Disney bets on free mobile cricket streaming in India
The strategy shift from Disney, which some analysts say is 'desperate', comes as rivalry with JioCinema heats up.
Blinken to take delayed China trip this month: Reports
US secretary of state is expected to meet top Chinese officials, US media outlets say, on visit delayed since February.
US bans imports from China-based Ninestar Corp over Uighurs
More than a million people, mainly Uighurs and Muslim minorities, are detained in camps in China's Xinjiang region.
South Korea summons China envoy over US ties remarks
China's ambassador accused Seoul of tilting excessively towards the US in a meeting with S Korea's opposition leader.
Sweden charges man suspected of financing outlawed Kurdish group
A Turkish citizen is charged in Sweden for gun crimes and raising money for the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK).
Q&A: RSF adviser on Sudan ceasefire, Wagner and civilian killings
Ibrahim Mukhayer speaks to Al Jazeera about the allegations against the RSF and what would it take for the war to end.
Fighting in South Sudan camp leaves 13 displaced people dead: UN
South Sudan's Upper Nile State has recently become an epicentre of violence mainly orchestrated by militias.
Who is Hafize Gaye Erkan, Turkey’s new central bank chief?
Erkan becomes the first woman to lead the central bank after her appointment by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Rwandan genocide suspect faces more charges in South Africa
The suspect now faces 54 separate charges in South Africa relating to fraud and immigration offences, up from five.
Drone crashes into building in Russia’s Voronezh city; 3 injured
Russia reports a drone attack in its southwestern city which partially borders Ukraine.
Why are most US historians against Critical Race Theory?
Most of my colleagues appear determined to protect a version of our national history shaped by white supremacy.
Palestinian killed by Israeli forces at Rantis checkpoint
Twenty-nine-year-old Biadsa was killed as he arrived at the Rantis checkpoint in occupied West Bank.
Ex-US bank executive Hafize Erkan named Turkey central bank boss
Appointment seen as another indication that Erdogan may abandon policies that are widely branded as 'unorthodox'.
‘Europeans are almost not coming to the UK any more’
Al Jazeera interviews social scientist Nando Sigona on migration trends.
Saudi Arabia, US announce 24-hour Sudan ceasefire from Saturday
Announcement by mediators says the ceasefire will begin at 6am local time (04:00 GMT).
Artificial intelligence without borders
The US border-industrial complex has joined the AI game.
Like US, UN suspends Ethiopia food aid over diversion of supplies
The UN agency's suspension of food aid to Ethiopia comes a day after USAID took similar action.
France’s Macron visits victims of Alps knife attack in hospital
The president visits victims as investigators seek to unravel the motive of the Syrian suspect after the park attack.
Palestinian President Abbas to visit China after mediation offer
Abbas will pay a state visit to China following's XI's pledge to work for a solution to the Palestinian issue.
What started Canada’s wildfires and are they under control?
Canada is battling its most devastating wildfire season on record, with ripple effects reaching as far as Norway.
Crisis-hit Pakistan set to present budget as IMF watches
Pakistan hopes budget will help unlock more than $2.5bn left in $6.5bn IMF bailout programme expiring this month.
EU members sign deal to overhaul asylum procedures
The accord will change how asylum seekers are processed at the bloc's borders and how they are relocated across Europe.
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