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Video: Israeli airstrikes target Yemen after Houthi missile attack
Israeli missiles struck Yemen's capital Sanaa and the port of Hodeidah, where video showed large fires burning.
The Russian tanker disaster and an oil leak in Kerch Strait: What it means
During wartime, the effects on the environment from such accidents are likely to be far worse than usual.
As Gaza war rages, Deutsche Welle insiders accuse outlet of pro-Israel bias
Journalists at the German media network say newsroom leaders instil fear and dehumanise Palestinian suffering.
Gisele Pelicot’s ex-husband, other defendants found guilty in rape trial
Frenchman Dominique Pelicot sentenced to 20 years in prison after court finds him guilty of all charges against him.
Stampede at youth festival in Nigeria causes ‘multiple’ deaths
Security forces arrest organisers of event, which was attended by about 5,000 people drawn by exciting prizes'.
Dozens killed in two passenger bus crashes in Afghanistan
At least 50 people killed in accidents on the same highway in Ghazni province between Kabul and southern Kandahar city.
‘It’s chaos’: Aftermath of Cyclone Chido in Mayotte
Cyclone Chido devastates Mayotte, possibly causing thousands of deaths as residents struggle to find water and food.
Israel committing ‘acts of genocide’ by cutting off water in Gaza, HRW says
Human Rights Watch says Israel is intentionally cutting off water supplies and destroying infrastructure in Gaza.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,029
Here are the key developments on the 1,029th day of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Malaysians held in US’s Guantanamo Bay prison returned home after 18 years
Amnesty International says Guantanamo Bay prison camp is a 'glaring, longstanding stain' on United States rights record.
In Nigeria’s crude capital, a plan to win the war against oil theft
Through security measures, including gunboats, authorities in Rivers State hope to stop criminals and help production.
Has Serbia hacked activists’, journalists’ phones? Why?
Amnesty International claims Serbian activists' phones hacked by police with spyware tools, raising privacy concerns.
UN Security Council told of North Korean missiles used by Russia in Ukraine
Research group tells UN Security Council of irrefutable proof of Russian use of North Korean missiles in war on Ukraine.
Two directors of Epic Games, Tencent resign amid antitrust investigation
The US Department of Justice says it expressed concerns directors' positions on two company boards violated Clayton Act.
Amazon workers to strike in US during busy Christmas season
Teamsters union says workers in New York, Atlanta and San Francisco to walk off the job over pay and conditions.
Houthis say at least nine killed in Israeli air strikes on Yemen
Israeli military attacked power plants, a port and an oil facility in Hodeidah and Sanaa in response to Houthi missile.
Blinken says Iran had bad year, but nuclear negotiations possible
Top US diplomat says Iran should 'focus on itself' and stop getting involved in 'misadventures throughout the region'.
Arson at karaoke bar in Vietnam’s Hanoi kills 11, police say
Vietnam's Ministry of Public Security says suspected perpetrator confessed to starting blaze after dispute with staff.
Turkish FM denies Trump claim of ‘unfriendly takeover’ by Turkiye in Syria
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan tells Al Jazeera the only 'takeover' in Syria was 'the will of the Syrian people'.
Facing government shutdown, Trump and Republican allies scuttle budget bill
Trump was one of several prominent Republicans in the incoming administration to denounce the bill on social media.
Historic operation returns almost 1,000 trafficked animals to Madagascar
Inside an international operation to repatriate endangered lemurs and tortoises trafficked from Madagascar to Thailand.
As Trump 2.0 looms, Taiwan’s chip industry braces for upheaval
Trump's return casts doubt on Joe Biden's signature initiative providing billions in funding to semiconductor firms.
US identifies 65-year-old in Louisiana as first severe case of bird flu
Health officials say the 65-year-old was hospitalised after contact with an infected flock of back-yard birds.
US Fed cuts interest rates but cautions for year ahead
Slower progress on inflation translates into a slower pace of rate cuts, especially as economic growth is brisk.
Human remains found near Sayyida Zeinab shrine in Damascus
Syria's White Helmets made a grim discovery in Damascus, uncovering 21 bodies and other remains
At least 13 dead after naval vessel hits passenger boat off India’s Mumbai
Search-and-rescue operations continuing after an Indian naval boat hit a passenger ferry with more 100 passengers.
Marble tablet inscribed with the Ten Commandments auctioned for $5m
The tablet sold by Sotheby's is the oldest known inscription in stone of the ancient text in Paleo-Hebrew script.
UK decries ‘gangster threat’ after Russia’s Medvedev warns journalists
Dmitry Medvedev, deputy chair of Russia's Security Council, appeared to threaten senior staff at The Times newspaper.
Real Madrid sweep aside Pachuca to lift FIFA Intercontinental Cup in Qatar
Europe's most successful club overcome Mexico's Pachuca 3-0 at Lusail Stadium to win FIFA's new look global club crown.
US Supreme Court agrees to hear TikTok’s challenge to looming ban
The top US court will hear arguments on January 10 on whether the law that would ban the platform violates free speech.
Turkish FM on post-Assad Syria: Strategy vs reality
Turkiye's Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan discusses Ankara's role, influence and challenges in fractured, post-Assad Syria.
An open letter from mathematicians against the genocide in Gaza
The 1,078 signatories denounce the genocide and call for cutting ties with Israeli institutions that fail to condemn it.
‘My first time shopping Damascus,’ Sarah in Syria
For Sarah Kassim and many other Syrians, the fall of the Assad regime means they can visit the capital.
Prime minister of Mauritius reopens talks with UK over Chagos Islands deal
Mauritius's prime minister says he issued 'counterproposals' to UK over Chagos Islands deal.
Mexico’s Sergio Perez leaves Red Bull F1 team but no replacement named
Perez departs the team after a poor season in 2024 where he failed to help Red Bull win the Constructors' championship.
Russia says Uzbek man confesses to assassination of general
Russian authorities have detained an Uzbek suspect in the killing of Lt. Gen Igor Kirillov in a bombing in Moscow.
‘Death was everywhere’: Syria’s chemical weapon victims share their trauma
Since Bashar al-Assad's fall, Syria's chemical weapon victims have recounted their trauma without fear of reprisal.
US state of Indiana executes Joseph Corcoran after 27 year legal battle
Joseph Corcoran had paranoid schizophrenia when he killed four people, including his brother, in 1997, his lawyers say.
‘Not guilty’ pleas entered for suspect over murders in UK’s Southport
Axel Rudakubana, 18, did not speak when asked at Liverpool Crown Court if he was guilty of killing three young girls.
We must stand up to hijab bans in all sports in France
I know very well the pain of being denied the right to play sport because of a hijab ban. Such discrimination must stop.
Palestinian freedom cannot rest on the oppression of others
Palestinians do not owe Bashar al-Assad anything. An oppressor cannot be a true ally of a liberation movement.
Top France court upholds Nicolas Sarkozy’s corruption conviction
Sarkozy's lawyer says the former president plans to appeal the verdict to the European Court of Human Rights.
What options does Trudeau have as Canadian PM faces calls to resign?
After top minister's resignation this week, Justin Trudeau is under pressure to step down before a looming election.
This festive season, Gaza is starving
Winter has made life amid genocide all the more miserable for us.
Liberia’s parliament catches fire for second time in a week
Liberia's parliament building caught fire for the second time within a week.
Iran key services shut as rial plunges amid energy crisis, regional tension
Iranians reel from worsening power cuts, fuel shortages, partial shutdowns and a falling purchasing power.
First flight leaves Damascus after the fall of the al-Assad regime
The first flight to leave Damascus since the fall of Bashar al-Assad has taken off for Aleppo.
First Syria flight takes off from Damascus airport since Assad’s downfall
As efforts get under way to restart economy, UN envoy calls for 'free and fair elections' after transition.
Filipina freed from Indonesia death row reunites with family
A Filipina who spent nearly 15 years on death row in Indonesia for drug offences was reunited with her family.
Marcus Rashford told Man United is ‘better with him’ by Ruben Amorim
Wantaway Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford has been told he has a future at the club by head coach Ruben Amorim.
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