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Israeli settlement expansion in the occupied West Bank isn't just driven by ideology, but also by economic incentives.

At a Kathmandu hospital, families peer at lists of those who are critical, dead - or have been released.

Amid tariff war with Canada, Trump has signed an executive order renaming the shared lake.

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat is scheduled to speak at an event in New York on Saturday.

Al Jazeera investigation reveals UK public money flowing to companies linked to Israeli settlements in occupied land.

Teams playing in UEFA's Europa League and Conference League find out their opponents as league phase draws made.

Qatari minister meets army chief amid efforts to bridge longstanding political divisions in Libya.

Eugene N. was convicted for his part in a massacre at a stadium in which 3,000 Tutsis were slaughtered.

The much-criticised immigration agency has agreed a contract for 6,000 pairs of gloves that will deliver painful shocks.

Video shows the moment a Russian attack hit a parking lot near Ukraine's capital.

Many of the US president's goals remain unfulfilled, despite claims of victory.

Families are waiting for news of their loved ones as rescue teams race to reach survivors of the Nepal-Tibet flash flood

Thirty-three people were also wounded as gunmen raided village and seasonal cattle camp in northwest of the country.

Carlos Alcaraz and Aryna Sabalenka look to defend their titles as the year's final Grand Slam begins on Sunday.

Liverpool struggled to 2-2 draw at Newcastle in first league game of season, while Forest lost to Leeds twice this week.

The death toll from the disaster that struck on Wednesday has already surpassed 470.

Video shows children in Gaza taking cover behind a shopping cart during a reported gun attack by an Israeli drone.

Harald V, who was Europe's oldest reigning monarch, has died at the age of 89. His son will reign as King Haakon VIII.

Canadians are reacting to US President Donald Trump's executive order to rename Lake Ontario as Lake America'.

The devastating Bhotekoshi flood struck the mountainous Nepal-Tibet border region on Wednesday morning.

Dos Santos stormed to victory to set new men's 400m hurdles time, while Russell broke women's 100m hurdles record.

Court order rules that Pentagon acted illegally, punishing AI company for criticism of government.

Shortages leave Gaza's lifeguards without essential rescue equipment, as Palestinians flock to the beaches.

Economic pressure is testing Iran where it is weakest and sharpening divisions within its leadership.

The US has not won the war, but sustained pressure is weakening Tehran and giving Washington a stronger hand.

Bid to rezone forested areas for housing prompts unusual public opposition in Southeast Asian city-state.

Over 1,500 people remain missing as rescue paused near the Nepal-China border amid fears of further flooding.

Drought and extreme heat are drying up rivers and farmland across Europe.

The Iran war is settling into attrition, with no regime collapse and Gulf economies facing growing uncertainty.

Residents of Algeria's northeastern Jijel province are inspecting the aftermath of wildfires.

Trials for a vaccine for the Bundibugyo strain are ongoing as DRC authorities try to control the Ebola outbreak.

China has dispatched hundreds of military personnel to the border town of Gyirong in Tibet, after a deadly mudslide.

Thousands of Indonesians demand harsher penalties for corruption during protests outside parliament in Jakarta.

The Democratic Republic of Congo is launching an Ebola vaccination campaign to tackle the deadliest outbreak.

Pact with Caracas would bolster US oil supplies for years to come, but may face legal challenges.

Staff at the military newspaper allege US government sought to violate First Amendment rights to free speech.

Anti-migrant protests have escalated in Spain's Ceuta, with demonstrators dismantling and burning migrant shelters.

A lawyer has accused Judge Roy Altman, who calls the keffiyeh a 'terror scarf', of anti-Palestinian bias in his remarks.

An air strike on a fuel market near Chad's border with Sudan killed 12 and injured seven, according to officials.

A former US diplomat says Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sees political value' in Turkiye as Israel's latest enemy.

Iran to issue terms for reopening Strait of Hormuz as mediating countries send delegations to Tehran to revive talks.

First phase of Malaysia's repatriation plan will involve Myanmar nationals who are 'willing to return voluntarily'.

After weeks of settler siege, three new Israeli gates around Palestinian homes in Qusra raise fears in West Bank.

Ghana faces a $78.2m health funding shortfall as aid cuts put immunisation gains at risk.

Iran says it is preparing to draft conditions to open the Strait of Hormuz following mediator requests.

The arrests are part of a federal task force initiative targeting criminal gangs and transnational organisations.

Venue's board of directors, stacked with supporters of the president, voted to add his name again despite past ruling.

Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa appoints Mazloum Abdi as presidential advisor, three days after dissolution of SDF.

The attack in Kenscoff, a community where crime had been declining, has raised questions about Haiti's security.

Bosnian Serb General Ratko Mladic, who was serving a life sentence for genocide and crimes against humanity.