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Fatima Bhutto interviews Gaza writer Ahmed Masoud on the power of literature in times of war.

Mexico and Canada announce retaliatory tariffs while China warns that there is no winner in a trade war.

An emerging parallel economy peddles purity, health and fitness to promote wellbeing - and a political worldview.

Rwanda-backed rebels capture eastern DRC's largest city of Goma as conflict intensifies in the central African nation.

The LaLiga leaders upset by Carlos Romero's 85th minute strike that snatched victory for the relegation-battling hosts.

Despite the challenges, Dahiyeh's restaurants are picking themselves up out of the rubble.

Strikes were carried out in north Somalia, where the Puntland Security Forces is carrying out operations against ISIL.

AJLabs examines the data behind executive orders.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he's been left with no option but to respond by imposing 25% tariffs on US.

Dallas Mavericks ship superstar Luke Doncic to LA Lakers for Anthony Davis in a blockbuster three-team deal.

A medical transport plane carrying a Mexican girl who had just completed treatment crashed in Philadelphia.

The US secretary of state follows up on President Donald Trump's extraordinary threat to seize the Panama Canal.

Here are the key developments on the 1,074th day of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Republican US president imposes 25 percent on goods from Canada and Mexico, and 10 percent on all imports from China.

Nassourdine Imavov stakes title-fight claim with defeat of former UFC champion Israel Adesanya in Saudi Arabia.

Twelve civilians die in Russian missile attack on Ukraine, targeting residential buildings and energy infrastructure.

Syria's leader will be in Saudi Arabia for two days and is expected to discuss bolstering relations.

The US stops nearly all foreign aid as Trump pushes America-First policy.

Tens of thousands march in Novi Sad, blocking roads and bridges in protest against government corruption.

The deadly raids, which Israel calls the 'Iron Wall' campaign, were launched just days after a ceasefire was agreed.

Muslim-friendly tourism market is expected to grow to $410.9bn by 2032.

Mohamed Salah scored both goals as Liverpool win 2-0 at Bournemouth to extend Premier League lead to nine points.

The Health Ministry said at least 158 people were also wounded in Saturday's attack that was blamed on the RSF.

Palestinians released from Israeli jails show signs of torture and starvation, said Palestinian Prisoner's Society.

US president has suggested that Egypt and Jordan should to take in Palestinians from Gaza.

Fighters reportedly fire at a vehicle carrying Frontier Corps paramilitaries trying to dismantle a roadblock.

Gaza's Health Ministry says group of 50 patients and their attendants are in Egypt for medical treatment abroad.

Few images hold as much symbolism as those of Palestinians returning.

Karoline Leavitt blames Biden for egg shortage, but killing infected birds was Trump's policy, too.

Income tax rates slashed as the world's fifth largest economy focuses on spurring domestic demand and economic growth.

It is no surprise the fragile alignment between Indian professionals and the America First" movement is unravelling.

I witnessed firsthand the PA's brutality against journalists in Gaza. Its possible return does not bode well for us.

One hundred years ago an outbreak of the deadly disease in the Alaskan outpost of Nome caught the world's attention.

A young Mexican girl who had been in the US for medical care, her mother, and flight and medical crews were on board.

Hamas hands over Keith Siegel to Red Cross in Gaza City, after Ofer Kalderon and Yarden Bibas were freed.

Here are the key developments on the 1,073rd day of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

The game helped a south Indian community escape alcoholism and gambling. Now, it's known as the Chess Village of India.

Pressure is building on Myanmar's rulers to hold what opposition groups promise will be fraught national elections.

Advocates say broad executive orders have hurt Afghans seeking to flee to the US after aiding its military and groups.

Witnesses traumatised by the violence on New Year's Day have expressed frustration with a lack of mental health support.

Iran's FM Abbas Araghchi tells Al Jazeera that Iran would 'immediately and decisively' to an US or Israeli attack.

Despite tense relations, Maduro government has suggested it could coordinate with Trump on immigration enforcement.

The White House spokeswoman has said that the US will place 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico and 10% on China.

Myanmar's military regime is under pressure, four years after it seized back power in a coup.

Nearly 1,750 incarcerated firefighters are trained to fight California's flames for as little as $10 per day.

Bill calling for tougher rules on migration widely criticised for undermining 'firewall' against working with far right.

India survive late England rally after a mini-collapse of their own to seal five-match series with a game to spare.

An official at the Meta-owned platform says it detected attempts by Paragon to hack its users' accounts.

Mexico's Sheinbaum and Canada's Trudeau say they are ready to respond should Trump impose 25% tariffs.

Political scientist John Mearsheimer argues that Trump can't ethnically cleanse Gaza or resolve the Ukraine war.