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South Korea court sentences ex-president to 5 years in martial law case
Former President Yoon Suk Yeol found guilty of obstructing justice and other charges linked to declaring martial law.
Syrian swimmer Sarah Mardini cleared by Greek court over migrant rescues
Mardini was among 24 volunteer rescuers acquitted by a Greek court on charges of migrant trafficking.
Saudi to Sudan: Can Pakistan expand military footprint across Arab world?
Multiple countries have shown interest in Pakistani weapons and jets. But Pakistan won't find it easy to deliver.
S Korean firefighters tackle huge blaze in last of Seoul’s ‘shanty towns’
No casualties reported as huge fire breaks out in makeshift homes on fringe of Seoul's upmarket Gangnam district.
US seizes sixth tanker as Venezuela’s interim leader vows oil sector reform
US forces say another Venezuela-linked tanker seized as Trump moves to take control of nation's oil reserves.
UN Security Council holds emergency meeting on deadly protests in Iran
Iran, the US and Iranian civil society spoke about the deadly protests which have been obscured by an internet blackout.
Trump welcomes Venezuela’s Maria Corina Machado in closed-door meeting
The Venezuelan opposition leader said she presented Trump with her Nobel Peace Prize, an honour he has long coveted.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,422
These are the key developments from day 1,422 of Russia's war on Ukraine.
Israel kills 10 in Gaza as US declares phase two of ceasefire deal launched
Israeli forces carry out various attacks across the war-torn enclave, including hits on family homes in Deir el-Balah.
Trump unveils healthcare plan without clear funding or execution timeline
Trump's healthcare plan promises lower costs but lacks specifics and faces challenges from a divided Congress.
US says ‘all options on the table’ if Iran protest killings continue
Trump administration reiterates threat of 'grave consequences', but says executions of Iranian protesters halted.
Palestinians ‘not optimistic’ about second phase of Gaza ceasefire
Palestinians in Gaza have told Al Jazeera the second phase of the ceasefire won't improve their lives.
Cuba pays tribute to 32 soldiers killed in US attack on Venezuela
Cuban president says soldiers fell defending 'sovereignty of a sister nation' amid escalating tensions with Washington.
Iran’s key leaders
A look at who leads Iran as they confront protesters
Polls close in Uganda presidential election as internet blackout continues
Poll workers are counting ballots cast in Uganda's contentious general election. Al Jazeera's Catherine Soi has more.
UN chief’s last annual speech slams world leaders for lack of cooperation
Antonio Guterres appears to take aim at the US, which recently slashed its contribution, telling UN to 'adapt or die'.
The UK is taking political prisoners to evade accountability for genocide
The use of anti-terror law against Palestine Action aims to block scrutiny of the UK's role in Gaza's devastation.
US sanctions Khamenei aide, other Iranian officials over protest crackdown
New penalties come as Trump welcomes purported Iranian decision to halt execution of antigovernment demonstrators.
Canada’s Carney hails improving ties with China
Carney is on a four-day trip to China, the first by a Canadian PM since 2017, in a move to thaw tense relations.
US seizes another Venezuela-linked oil tanker
Video released by the US military shows troops boarding an oil tanker, said to have links to Venezuela.
Fifteen former NCAA players charged in US-China basketball rigging case
Former players among those charged in alleged scheme to rig basketball games in US and China.
Timeline of Israel’s genocide on Gaza
The Trump administration has announced its ceasefire plan for Gaza is now in Phase Two'.
What lies ahead for Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado?
Machado has argued that the opposition has a 'mandate' to succeed Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
LIVE: US seizes oil tanker in Caribbean Sea ahead of Trump, Machado meeting
US President Donald Trump will meet with Venezuelan opposition leader at the White House, their first in-person meeting.
US court hands Trump victory against pro-Palestine activist Mahmoud Khalil
Appeals court justice dismiss order that released Khalil from immigration detention, potentially enabling his re-arrest.
Trump threatens to use Insurrection Act to end Minneapolis protests
President considers using federal law to deploy military as protests are ongoing after two shootings by federal agents.
Reza Pahlavi vows to recognise Israel, end nuclear programme if he led Iran
Reza Pahlavi, the son of Iran's deposed Shah, set out key policies he would put in place if he ever returned to rule.
Trump’s bluffs: Why US strike on Iran remains real threat
From Venezuela and Iran, Trump has attacked countries in the past when diplomacy appeared to be working.
Network linked to Israel pushes to shape external Iran protest narrative
Al Jazeera data analysis shows Israel-linked bots and officials try to hijack how Iran protest is viewed globally.
Why are Bangladesh’s cricketers boycotting games before the T20 World Cup?
Top Bangladesh cricket official is sacked after players refused to turn up for a T20 league game amid a row with India.
French double Olympic champion Agnel faces rape trial after appeal rejected
Yannick Agnel won two Olympic golds in swimming for France at the 2012 Summer Games in London.
European troops arrive in Greenland as talks with US hit wall over future
France sends 15 soldiers, Germany 13. Norway, Sweden also participating to bolster security on Arctic island.
What’s behind anti-US chants, from Iran to South America
Down with America" has been among the chants heard in global protests from Iran to Latin America.
Banana republics are making a comeback in Latin America
From Peru to Venezuela, insecurity and militarised politics are eroding democratic legitimacy.
Video: AI toys in spotlight amid concerns over child safety
AI-powered toys that can talk back to you are on display at Asia's biggest toy show.
Ukraine targets the ships Russia uses to beat US sanctions on its oil
As Ukraine expands its attacks on Russia's oil and gas, a look at the effectiveness of the strategy
‘Frustration & despair’ in Gaza as US announces ceasefire phase 2
Hind Khoudary says there is frustration and despair' in Gaza over the US announcement of phase 2 of a ceasefire plan.
Gaza’s ceasefire moves to next phase, but is it working?
The US has announced the Gaza ceasefire is moving to phase two, but did Israel and Hamas abide by phase one?
Trump on the future of Gaza: In his own words
A compilation of what Trump envisions for the future of the Gaza Strip.
Israel carries out raids and demolitions, arrests dozens across West Bank
One Palestinian man is shot and wounded, and at least 80 people are detained in mass overnight raids.
Israel uses Somaliland to make it “seen as a regional power”
The new connection between Israel and Somaliland is part of this idea that Israel has to be seen once more ..."
ICE officer shoots Venezuelan immigrant in Minneapolis: What we know
ICE-related shooting in Minnesota occurred one week after Renee Nicole Good was shot dead by federal officer.
Who is Nickolay Mladenov, the diplomat tasked with ‘disarming Gaza’?
Ex-UN envoy to lead the Israeli-decimated Palestinian enclave's "Board of Peace" as phase two talks begin.
Lebanese fear US has given green light for Israeli escalation
Israel has attacked south Lebanon dozens of times recently, as locals fear a renewed military escalation.
Was Nicolas Maduro ‘flooding’ the US with fentanyl, as White House claims?
Trump administration's claim that abducted Venezuelan leader is behind gangs sending drugs to US do not stack up.
Protests after man shot during US federal raid in Minneapolis
Protests erupted in Minneapolis after a federal immigration agent shot a Venezuelan man in the leg after a traffic stop.
Construction firm in spotlight after deadly Thailand crane collapses
Dashcam video captured the moment a crane collapsed in Thailand, killing two people.
Japan, Philippines sign new defence pacts amid surging China tensions
One deal allows the tax-free provision of ammunition, fuel and other supplies when their forces stage joint training.
Russia unlikely to risk ‘reputation failure’ by intervening in Iran unrest
A former Russian diplomat and analysts decode Moscow's muted response to protests and political tension.
Bangladesh’s Muhammad Yunus Era
How Bangladesh's interim government has fared in steering the country to this point?
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