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At least eight people were killed and 15 others injured after a student opened fire inside a school in Thailand.

Why doctors, lawyers and other professionals are turning to Darul Qasim in Chicago to rediscover Islamic scholarship.

CAF president Patrice Motsepe calls for good governance, as Africa throws weight behind FIFA's Gianni Infantino.

A viral video shows medical staff protecting a patient as an earthquake struck Japan during surgery.

Jaswant Singh Khalra's daughter Navkiran reflects on slain father's life and legacy, which also inspired a recent film.

A search team has retrieved the remains of renowned climber Nirmal Purja and several members of his team.

Mexico deployed more than 1,500 troops to its main avocado-producing state after the US suspended export inspections.

A record-high heatwave is sweeping through the Korean Peninsula, sending temperatures skyrocketing, reaching 42.5C.

Erdogan will meet with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Pakistani PM Shehbaz Sharif, his office says.

Authorities say suspected gunman shot and killed his grandparents at their home before opening fire at the school.

Trump's endorsement fails to save Tennessee legislator who recently said 'Muslims don't belong in American society'.

USresearchers say they created 16 viruses using AI, prompting hopes for medical advances and concerns about misuse.

Thousands of people in India have been displaced since July after monsoon rains triggered severe flooding.

Nigerian security forces have rescued 308 people abducted in separate attacks in northern Niger and Kwara states.

Israeli forces arrest dozens of Palestinians near Jerusalem amid uptick in military and settler violence in West Bank.

The ruling comes in the second phase of a landmark trial, with the Instagram, Facebook owner also losing in March.

Official says plane was irregularly cleared for departure before crash that killed 62 people outside Sao Paulo.

Al Jazeera's Teresa Bo reports from Buenos Aires, where police fired tear gas as thousands protested.

Today, a total of 6 companies own 90% of the American media market.

Lost harvests and disrupted supply routes have pushed many families deeper into food insecurity.

The US, Iran, and Oman are close to a temporary deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz

Blockades and bureaucracy turn education into an uphill journey for talented Gaza students seeking a brighter future.

People in southern Lebanon question their government's approach as Israel launches more attacks and displacement orders.

US President Donald Trump signed two executive orders to further limit who is eligible for birthright citizenship.

Michigan progressive fended off AIPAC as well as Democratic establishment in US Senate race, supporters say.

Al Jazeera's Nils Adler reports on how far-right 'Active Clubs' use fitness and camaraderie to recruit young white men.

The US president's latest effort comes after Supreme Court ruled against his push to reinterpret constitutional right.

Suspects recruited via encrypted app and offered money for violent acts, Toronto police reveal after arrests.

US says the five entities and eight individuals sanctioned help Cuba acquire military equipment from Russia and China.

A fire broke out at a workers' accommodation camp at a construction site for earthquake housing in Hatay, Turkiye.

The world's fastest-growing Ebola outbreak has killed 1,751 people in DR Congo.

Israel goes on the attack after the first soldiers are killed since ceasefire began two months ago.

Republican senator has not been seen in public since mid-June, sparking criticism of transparency over his condition.

Israeli prosecutors have charged a settler with reckless manslaughter" in the killing of prominent Palestinian activist

Two people were killed and 13 injured when an explosion ripped through a minibus in Jaramana, southeast of Damascus.

Critics say the 39 percent cap was a safeguard against excessive concentration of media ownership in the US.

The 26-year-old Brazil international had been linked with a move to English champions Arsenal.

Israel launches strikes on southern Lebanon's Tyre as third day of the seventh round of US-brokered talks concludes.

Sudan's ongoing war is endangering the ancient Meroe pyramids, which are a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Congress is pushing a new bill forward that would give parents the power over their kid's interactions with AI chatbots.

Salmonella outbreak sickens hundreds across 27 US states.

Women displaced by Sudan's war are speaking publicly about surviving rape by Rapid Support Forces fighters.

Yemen's Houthis say they launched drones and ballistic missiles in Marib and Hadramout.

Syrian state TV says several people killed and others wounded in city of Jaramana.

Experts question Netanyahu's strategy, labelling US war on Iran a strategic failure with global economic impacts.

The 34-year-old boxer tested positive for cocaine on day of shock loss to Fabio Wardley in London in October.

Foreign ministers of Arab and Muslim nations slam Israel targeting Gaza's hospitals, demand action to protect medics.

Buenos Aires says it will not respond after Brasilia reduced diplomatic ties over Milei's latest attacks on Lula.

Apollo Quiboloy leads the Kingdom of Jesus Christ church, which was founded in 1985 in Davao and has branches in US.

Awdah Hathaleen, who worked on the Oscar-winning documentary No Other Land, was killed last July in occupied West Bank.