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Tension as 81-year-old Yoweri Museveni seeks to extend four-decade rule in a country where 70% of people are under 35.

Supporters of Irish-language punk-rap group Kneecap rallied outside London's Royal Court of Justice.

In 17 days, protests in Iran which began over the economy have snowballed into its worst unrest in years. Here's how.

Denmark's foreign minister said his government opposes Donald Trump's clear desire to conquer" Greenland.

Palestinians in Gaza are using mud and stones from destroyed homes to rebuild homes after two years of war.

Experts say Starlink is helping Iranians get information out about the protests. But Iran is also trying to jam signals.

Mane scores 78th-minute winner to send Senegal through to play either Morocco or Nigeria in Sunday's final.

Al Jazeera examines the groups fighting for control in Yemen and the resulting humanitarian situation on the ground.

A protester who was shot in the face with a non-lethal round has been blinded in one eye and suffered skull fractures.

Many in Greenland say they're unsure what this new year will bring as US President Donald Trump threatens to take over.

In the US, Democratic lawmakers have called on Apple and Google to remove X from their respective app stores.

A Thai passenger train was crushed by construction cranes that slammed onto carriages, killing at least 29 people.

Steve Witkoff says Donald Trump's Gaza plan is 'moving from ceasefire to demilitarization, technocratic governance'.

Amnesty International says internet blackout 'especially alarming' as election campaign 'marred by massive repression'.

Follow our live build-up, with full team news coverage, ahead of our text commentary stream of the second semifinal.

Western leaders condemn Iran's protest crackdown, but many face accusations of suppressing protest rights at home.

Houthis weigh risks as Saudi-backed campaign to unite forces could challenge their decade-long hold on northwest Yemen.

Somalia's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs says external elements" are responsible for separatist divisions.

Minister says 'violent or hate-inciting actions have no place' in France as 'Raise the Colours' activists banned.

Annulment of UAE agreements marks a firm stand on sovereignty and national unity.

As Western media accepts death tolls from Iran at face value, Palestinian deaths in Gaza remain endlessly questioned.

Trump's comments come as Danish, Greenland diplomats meet with US Vice President Vance and Secretary of State Rubio.

Follow the build up, analysis and live text commentary of the game for the first Africa Cup of Nations 2025 semifinal.

As the Ukraine war drags, Moscow is transforming the economy of the occupied Donbas region, residents and analysts say.

As talk of nuclear threats gives way to promises of 'help', the Bush-era logic of regime change re-emerges.

Unknown Jordan Smith upstages a star-studded tennis field including No 1 Jannik Sinner to win a 1-million prize purse.

World Economic Forum survey says economic tools used as geopolitical weapons the most pressing risk to global stability.

Iran has been holding funerals for security force members killed during protests and for civilians killed by rioters'.

Trump told Iranian protesters that 'help is on its way' in a Truth Social post.

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Israel limits the ability of teachers from the West Bank to travel to occupied East Jerusalem.

Major institutions in Australia are facing significant pressure to silence Palestinian voices."

Washington's threats to seize the strategic island have sparked a crisis among NATO states.

Prosecutors say they are bringing capital charges of 'waging war against God' against 'rioters and saboteurs'.

Al Jazeera gained access to an extensive network of tunnels in the Sheikh Maqsoud area of Aleppo.

Special rapporteur says Israel's nonresponse to the growing crisis reflects its attitude towards Palestinians.

At least 29 people were killed and dozens injured after a construction crane collapsed onto a train in Thailand.

International Court of Justice is deciding if Myanmar committed genocide against Rohingya in a 2017 military crackdown.

UK actor Juliet Stevenson is one of many renowned female artists who are pleading for more help for mothers in Gaza.

Israel's covert operations in Iran spark allegations of destabilising protests as tensions escalate.

Average temperatures during 2023-2025 exceeded the 1.5C limit set out in the Paris Agreement, data shows.

Attorney General says Betar US engaged in 'widespread persecution' of Muslim, Arab, Palestinian, and Jewish New Yorkers.

Al Jazeera interviews the veteran theatre, film and television actor, one of Britain's leading voices for Palestinians.

The app, aimed at people with a solitary lifestyle', has gone viral in China.

Winter storms kill displaced Palestinians in Gaza left to shelter in flimsy tents by ceasefire abuses.

We're at the semi-final stage at the Africa Cup of Nations, where the margins are tighter and the pressure is growing.

Trade gap rises to nearly $1.2 trillion as tariffs see exporters pivot to new markets.

Powerful sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un rebukes claims she is open to more "communication".

Europe might offer a minerals deal and greater US security presence on Greenland. Will that be enough to satiate Trump?

The unprecedented convergence of internal and external pressures makes these protests distinct.