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101 East travels to Kazakhstan, where Russians opposed to the war in Ukraine are starting new lives.

US president seeks to downplay significance of apparent leak, which has raised uncomfortable questions for Washington.

Trump at the New York attorney general's office for deposition in civil case, days after separate criminal arraignment.

Sleeves sponsorship will still be allowed, according to reports, as well as digital advertising boards around the field.

The final held in the Rafah refugee camp drew ardent fans and possibly a talent scout or two.

Here’s a round-up of Al Jazeera’s Middle East coverage this week.

'Protesters feel the way of life that France is so famous for is just being chipped away.'

Ukraine deplores the attack being blamed on Russia, while the Kremlin says the video must be studied for authenticity.

For years, scientists have been trying to develop vaccines for the disease which kills more than 600,000 people yearly.

As more oil deals are being done in other currencies, what’s the future of the world’s dominant currency?

Recent agreement sees the RSF paramilitary integrated into the army and the army under civilian government's oversight.

Galtier was accused of making discriminatory remarks while managing Nice last season, which he denies.

Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer is the European Space Agency’s $1.7bn exploration programme for the Jovian orbit.

Russian opposition leader reportedly loses 8kg in prison as the Kremlin refuses to comment on his condition.

Court puts on hold part of order by US District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk that suspended FDA's approval for abortion pill.

Congolese civilians, Angolan forces responsible for abuse of women and children, doctor says, as thousands expelled.

A news report says documents may have been spread online by a gun enthusiast who worked at a US military base.

US document says UN secretary general accommodated Russia during Black Sea grain deal talks, according to a news report.

Why the world's production and consumption of beef and dairy products are at the core of the fight over climate change.

Army says deployment of the powerful paramilitary, the Rapid Support Forces, represent a 'clear violation of law'.

A Manchester-based, Czech-born truck driver turns into a social media star and Roma rights campaigner.

The lawsuit accuses Michael Cohen of breaking a confidentiality agreement and 'spreading falsehoods' about Trump.

A series of 911 calls included one from the shooter's mother who warned he was on the way to the bank with a weapon.

Experts tell UpFront that anti-Semitism is surging in the United States, and globally.

'No connection whatsoever' to the killing of four soldiers by unknown attackers earlier in the day, says the army.

How Ukraine is looking to drones, used for reconnaissance and guided-missile attacks, to win the war.

Weeks after the election, supporters of surprise frontrunner say they reject president-elect Tinubu's legitimacy.

Cyclone Ilsa is predicted to gather strength before making landfall on Western Australia's northern coast.

Tech giant's reported plans come as company seeks to expand its manufacturing presence beyond China.

Qatar and Bahrain both say they want to 'enhance the Gulf unity and integration' after years of discord.

Chinese exports rise for the first time in six months, soaring 14.8 percent year on year.

Regional bloc calls for an end to violence as media reports say up to 100 people may have died in Pa Zi Gyi village.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 414th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Communique pledges greater role for low- and middle-income countries in diversifying supply chains.

China's cyberspace agency wants to ensure AI will not attempt to 'undermine national unity' or 'split the country'.

PM's party is editing textbooks to portray fantasy of India as Hindu-only nation that has always been loving and just.

An official inquiry is under way into allegations China meddled in elections but some say the influence goes further.

Nearly half of all rights activists killed last year were from Colombia.

Japan ordered Hokkaido residents to evacuate when the launch was detected before the weapon later fell into the sea.

In interview with BBC, Musk discussed his ownership of Twitter, including layoffs, misinformation and his work style.

Deal with Panama, Colombia seeks to stem 'illicit crossings' of dangerous jungle route used by US-bound asylum seekers.

Judge suggests sanctions after lawyers for Fox News revealed that they may have misrepresented Rupert Murdoch's role.

The US Environmental Protection Agency says the rules will dramatically slash emissions and reduce burden of pollution.

Laarayedh has been held in detention since December without being taken before a judge, according to HRW.

Violence has broken out in Amhara region as government says the change is essential for national unity.

Shelby County Board of Commissioners votes to restore Justin Pearson to seat after he was ousted for US gun protest.

A leaked trove of alleged intelligence documents wrought havoc in US spy agencies during the 59th week of Ukraine's war.

Unverified US intelligence documents say fighting in Donbas region headed for 'stalemate', war casualties much higher.

More than 400 people have died crossing the Central Mediterranean between January and March this year.

The new restrictions seek to limit Russia's ability to evade sanctions imposed following its invasion of Ukraine.