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Ties between disgraced US financier Jeffrey Epstein and Israel are becoming clearer after the release of more documents.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is heading to Washington to meet US President Donald Trump.

The US Department of Justice has released three million files related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Mexico's Claudia Sheinbaum said the US cutting off oil to Cuba harms the people Washington says it wants to help.

His name offered an alternative line of succession that Libya's rival elites could neither control nor neutralise.

Many of the businesses had either observed strikes or expressed support online for the nationwide protests.

French president has urged the bloc to learn lessons from 'the Greenland moment' and undertake urgent reforms.

Australian police are facing mounting scrutiny after a violent crackdown on pro-Palestinian protests.

Israel is accused of spraying chemicals on farmland inside Syria and Lebanon to destroy crops and plants.

Senior colleague tried to topple British PM, and top aides resign as Epstein files have ripple effects far beyond US.

Al Jazeera explains how one player's removal from a franchise led to the biggest cricket crisis in recent years.

Security forces deployed after gunfire heard near central prison.

Transparency International says the average global score in its report is at its lowest level in more than a decade.

US-made thermal weapons burning at 3,500C caused 2,842 people to "evaporate" in Gaza, Al Jazeera investigation finds.

Follow our live build-up, with toss and teams, ahead of our full text commentary stream of the group stage game.

Displaced civilians in South Sudan have fled heavy fighting between government forces and opposition fighters.

Humanitarian operations have been impeded by attacks, looting and restrictions on movement.

Visiting US Vice President JD Vance pledges as much as $9bn in potential investment in Armenia.

The political settlement underpinning Labour's governing model is starting to fracture.

Drought-hit counties face alarming malnutrition and water shortages as livestock perish and hunger intensifies.

Russian drone operators have been dealt a blow, but experts say the shut-off is unlikely to change the course of war.

Despite undergoing surgery for a fractured left leg, ski icon Lindsey Vonn defended her decision to compete at Games.

Ghislaine Maxwell invoked her Fifth Amendment right and refused to testify before a US congressional committee.

At least 10 Ukrainians have died from cold-related illness as Moscow's assaults cut heat to thousands.

As Israel faces criticism over West Bank annexation measures, Al Jazeera's Gabriel Elizondo asks the UN what it will do.

US, UK officials call for Jimmy Lai's release on 'humanitarian' grounds due to his age and health.

The trip by Larijani, secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, comes amid diplomatic efforts to avert war.

Palestinians in Israel are reaching breaking point in the face of endemic crime and government neglect.

Civic groups denounce use of 'excessive' force as police chief refers to protesters as 'angry and violent mob'.

Lawyers say immigration judge found the Trump administration failed to prove Rumeysa Ozturk should be removed from US.

An Israeli air attack on a residential building in western Gaza City has killed at least four people.

Back from 17-year exile after Sheikh Hasina's ouster, Rahman leads opinion polls for prime minister in Thursday's vote.

Syria's government is trying to rebuild Aleppo, but war and neglect have made it a daunting prospect.

The MOU comes as Somalia seeks regional support against Israel's recognition of the breakaway region of Somaliland.

The $4.6bn Gordie Howe International Bridge is expected to open in early 2026.

Cuban foreign minister accuses US of trying to break the 'political will' of Cubans, hints at diplomacy with Washington.

The US military says one person survived the strike on the vessel and that the coastguard has been notified.

Mexican authorities say they are working to identify five other bodies after 10 workers were kidnapped last month.

These are the key developments from day 1,447 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Official says Trump sees stability in the Palestinian territory as in line with 'goal to achieve peace in the region'.

One case in California focuses on addiction, while another in New Mexico targets access to explicit material.

UN spokesperson says the international body is 'waiting to see exactly when payments' will be made by Washington.

Director of Al Jazeera Digital News Jamal Elshayyal speaks to The Take on leading Al Jazeera's next era of journalism.

Israel bombs a building sheltering displaced people in another violation of the Gaza 'ceasefire'.

Centre-left socialist president is elected, but far-right rival secures record share of the vote.

United Nations human rights chief also decries 'preventable human rights catastrophe' in Sudan's el-Fasher.

The United Nations has installed the first batch of relief housing units for displaced Palestinians in Gaza City.

Over the following days, Air Canada will operate empty flights to pick up approximately 3,000 customers already in Cuba.

Bangladesh has agreed to provide significant preferential market access for some US industrial and agricultural goods.

British police are assessing a complaint that ex-prince sent confidential trade reports to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.