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Israel is creating a buffer zone' around Gaza, which Israeli media reports says will prevent attackers'.

White House says settler violence in occupied West Bank threatens US 'national security and foreign policy interests'.

Al Jazeera previews the four Africa Cup of Nations quarterfinals that see a mix of favourites and minnows face off.

Deal will help Ukraine cover its wartime deficit, but experts question what concessions were made to assure its passage.

Lewis Hamilton will leave Mercedes at the end of this year to join Ferrari, both F1 teams have confirmed.

US president's campaign wants to show it can energise Black voters who were key to his narrow 2020 presidential victory.

Global wars are raging with major powers in the East and West often arming opposing sides.

Gabriel Attal pledged a 'future' for France's agriculture sector and promised solutions to combat bans and fraud.

Ghannouchi's Ennahda Party accused of receiving foreign funds as President Kais Saied continues crackdown on opposition.

What is Hezbollah and how is it linked to the Israel-Gaza war?

There were an estimated 20 million new cancer cases in 2022, with more than 35 million new cases predicted by 2050.

The UN official said he was 'appalled' by the killings in central Mali.

Officials suggest the targeting of journalists may be a 'deliberate strategy by Israeli forces' to silence reporting.

What is Hezbollah, and how is it linked to the Israel-Gaza war?

Judge calls Tesla boss's pay 'unfathomable'. Ruling could affect his standing as the world's richest man.

The UN agency, which supports 6 million Palestinian refugees, is the main aid provider in Gaza amid Israeli bombardment.

Parents of affected children said the Meta CEO's apology was 'a bit too late'.

By borrowing billions from the central bank to shore up budget, the president could well worsen Tunisia's economic woes.

The mother of missing 6-year-old Hind Hamadeh from Gaza has told Al Jazeera about the last phone calls she had with her.

South Africa's stance on global issues in the last year has confounded many. Some analysts say it is a balancing act.

What was once a one-way street heading north is now a two-lane highway with some people heading south out of France.

Russian-American journalist is accused of failing to register as a foreign agent' and spreading false information'.

The killing of dozens of people whose bodies were found at a Gaza school was a clear war crime, says human rights lawyer

Worshippers are praying inside the 17th century mosque adjacent to a Hindu temple in Varanasi after the court order.

Report by Access Now says hackers used the malware to break into smartphones of dozens of people in Jordan.

Mindset asks whether Jamaica's psychedelic therapy retreats are a glimpse into the future of mental health treatment.

The Modi government has snipped its food subsidy bill while also lowering its fiscal deficit target.

Bodies of Palestinian detainees who were handcuffed, blindfolded discovered in plastic bags near northern Gaza school.

Israeli forces have been targeting Palestinian healthcare in clear violation of international law for many years.

Hungary previously vetoed the measure and criticised the bloc's military support for Ukraine.

Watch as the Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg apologises to parents of children that have been harmed by social media.

Polling suggests a huge defeat for the Conservatives later this year. Professor Tim Bale says it's too early to predict.

A key summit focuses on aid as Russia says it will increase air defence missile production.

Human rights advocates warned against sending Bi-2 to Russia where they could be persecuted for opposing Ukraine war.

Hospitals in Khan Younis remain under siege as Red Sea tensions rise.

City councillors narrowly approve nonbinding resolution that includes call for humanitarian aid and release of captives.

The Iran-aligned rebel group has warned of more attacks against US and British warships.

FBI says China state-sponsored hackers ramping up efforts to damage electric grid, transport systems, oil pipelines.

Ahed Bseiso underwent a painful and traumatic procedure inside her besieged home following an Israeli shelling attack.

He has decided to decimate the former governing party, Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf. And no one will stop him.

The former PM's supporters portray him solely as the victim, but refuse to accept that he blundered too.

The storming of the building marked an escalation in the 2019 mass protests that began over a China extradition bill.

As devotees stream in, residents say small town in one of India's poorest states lacks infrastructure to host millions.

As the war enters its 708th day, these are the main developments.

Three years after the generals' power grab, anti-coup fighters say they want them out of Myanmar's politics.

Iran scrape past underdogs Syria in a penalty shootout to set up a quarterfinal blockbuster against Japan.

A group of deep-sea explorers say they may have located Amelia Earhart's missing plane.

Opposition has pledged to block president's mega-bill to reform the economy, politics and even aspects of private life.

IMF upgrades growth outlook for Russia and downgrades expectations for the eurozone.

Antonio Guterres is sounding the alarm as donors cut vital funds to the UN Palestinian Refugee agency in Gaza.