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Another tanker reports 'exchange of fire' with speedboat off Yemen's coastal city of Hodeidah.

Calls for a ceasefire are growing after the UN passed a resolution and the US warned of deteriorating support.

An Afghan refugee is making his mark in the Paris fashion scene.

Opposition lawmaker Rukchanok Srinork was prosecuted under Thailand's strict lese-majeste laws.

UNRWA chief depicts Gaza's plight - inhumane conditions, hunger, and people feeling betrayed by the world.

Pressure is mounting on Israel amid a UNGA resolution as Biden makes statements signalling divisions with Netanyahu.

The United Nations General Assembly has voted overwhelmingly in favour of a ceasefire in Gaza.

Tunisian dams are filled at just 22 percent capacity and some 20 dams have already gone out of service.

Prabowo Subianto, Ganjar Pranowo and Anies Baswedan spar over human rights and law in their first televised encounter.

The non-binding, symbolic resolution passed with 153 votes in favour, 10 against, and 23 abstentions.

Indigenous communities at COP28 stress they be part of climate solutions on carbon offsets as their lands are at play.

Strong winds, torrential rain, and flooding have further complicated the lives of displaced people.

While latest COP28 draft text avoids phrase 'phase out', campaigners say it is an improvement on the last one.

Officials warn number of injured could rise after second missile attack on Ukrainian capital this week.

Ukrainian president goes on diplomatic offensive in Washington, DC to try and win over sceptical right-wing Republicans.

As the war enters its 658th day, these are the main developments.

Australia's government struggles with climate contradictions as it commits to damaging fossil fuel projects.

The US and Israel were among the few votes against the non-binding resolution calling for an end to the fighting.

Sunak faces down Conservative rebels by winning knife-edge vote on latest plans to send refugees and migrants to Rwanda.

Frustration grows after the US blocks resolution at UN Security Council calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.

Social media platforms have been censoring pro-Palestinian content while allowing anti-Palestinian hate speech.

US president offers his sharpest public criticism of Israel since the start of its war with Hamas.

Harvard's President Claudine Gay sees unanimous support from the university board to remain in her role.

The annual event has been held for more than 20 years, except for once during the pandemic.

For the residents, fears of demographic change triggered by Modi government's 2019 move are slowly becoming a reality.

New sanctions target entities and individuals around the world in bid to isolate Russia as its war on Ukraine continues.

Flurry of shuttle diplomacy under way at UN-led negotiations in UAE as countries fight over wording of potential deal.

Zelenskyy is trying to help break a US domestic political deadlock that will deprive his country of war funding.

Hunger is worsening across the besieged enclave, with the United Nations saying half of Gaza's population is starving.

Content creator Ahmed Hijazi documents the destruction of his beloved Gaza under Israeli bombardment.

British Interior Minister James Cleverly says the death will be investigated.

Israel has intensified attacks on Khan Younis, which was dubbed a safe zone in the initial days of the war.

UN Security Council envoys have visited Gaza's Rafah border crossing with Egypt.

Nigeria's Victor Osimhen and Asisat Oshoala win footballer of the year awards while Morocco are named team of the year.

Al Jazeera speaks to Palestinian resistance fighters in the northern city of Tulkarem amid Israel's war on Gaza.

Video shows the moment Israeli forces blew up the UNRWA school in northern Gaza.

The image of a 'green technology pioneer' helps Israel to greenwash its occupation and apartheid in Palestine.

Donald Tusk says Poland will regain leadership position in Europe and will be strong part of NATO.

Al Jazeera journalist Anas al-Sharif bids farewell to his father who was killed when an Israeli strike hit their home.

Dozens of patients and 3,000 displaced people are inside, UN says, as Gaza Health Ministry calls for international help.

One Jordanian soldier was killed and another injured in shootout near border with Syria.

Pinto, who died in Kenya's first political assassination in February 1965, was involved in the independence struggle.

With only Rafah crossing open for transit, extra screenings are unlikely to affect actual volume of aid entering Gaza.

Some 270 people have been killed by Israeli fire across the occupied West Bank since October 7.

Moscow is 'very attentively' watching as US President Joe Biden and Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskyy meet in Washington.

Four Palestinians killed in Jenin and 22 in southern Gaza, while Kamal Adwan Hospital raided in the north.

Rounded up by Israeli forces in Gaza City, Palestinians describe being stripped, blindfolded, numbered and tortured

In a Nigerian town, a day in the life of two 15-year-olds - Rebecca from Nigeria and Blessing, a Cameroonian refugee.

Analysts say the Western response to Palestinian suffering has underscored a double standard.