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Russia and Ukraine have stepped up attacks on their respective grain terminals in the Black Sea.

Study finds that catching up on sleep at weekends is linked to a lower risk of hypertension.

Greece signs $3.5bn deal with Israel to acquire its first multi-layered air defence network by 2029.

Piracy is surging back off Somalia's coast, though not yet at the scale of its 2011 peak.

Which players will Man United, Man City, Arsenal, Real Madrid and Barcelona sign and for how much? Al Jazeera explains.

Elias joins the Premier League club on a five-year contract, their sixth signing in the summer transfer window.

Analysts say it's implausible but Iran is well-versed in adapting conventional weapons to suit its needs.

As US-Iran strikes resume, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkiye test their pact's substance, and who might join next.

War on Iran disrupts imports, driving demand for Cairo's recycled waste, but rising costs squeeze recyclers.

Airlines and automakers have taken a hit, while banks and energy firms have raked in big profits.

The captain and crew of the ferry have been brought before a judge and placed under formal arrest.

A fire broke out following unidentified explosions at the Al-Dora power plant south of the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.

Turkiye, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan hold first Mecca defence pact meeting

The UAE says it intercepted a drone coming from Iran and rejected 'false' reports of an attack on its Al Menhad airbase.

The latest package of US sanctions on Iran is unlikely to achieve Washington's objectives.

Flash floods on the Nepal-Tibet border have left nearly 5,000 people missing, many trapped in hydropower tunnels.

The country urgently needs to set up early warning systems, monitoring and safe shelters.

A fire broke out following unidentified explosions at the Al-Dora power plant south of the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.

Sanchez cited EU research which had found that Russia and Israel both spread disinformation during the crisis.

The 46-year-old US veteran loses to wildcard compatriot but will play in women's doubles with sister Serena Williams.

The retaliatory attacks came after the US targeted two Iranian launchers on Larak Island in the Strait of Hormuz.

Erlan Karin has served as a top aide to Tokayev since he took over the presidency in 2019.

The two-day summit aims to promote a vision of a multipolar world and mutual trade ties amid Trump's unilateralism.

Pakistan's batting collapses, concerns over the Lord's pitch and Ollie Robinson's rampant form highlight the series.

Israel has attacked Syria, occupied its south since the al-Assad regime's ouster, testing Syria's diplomatic outreach.

The blasts strain ties with Ukraine and have exposed the risks of relying on Russian gas, analysts say.

Al Jazeera interviews the leading writer and lawyer, 75, in Edinburgh, where his daily documentation is being archived.

Nepal officials say rescuers focusing on reaching workers in hydropower project tunnels in flood-stricken region.

In a scathing interview, French great Michel Platini accuses Infantino of always loving 'money and power'.

Declan Rice continues to star for Arsenal, who may add Julian Alvarez to ranks, but hosts Villa are sore from sales.

Novak Djokovic's pursuit of a 25th Grand Slam ends in a five-set defeat to unseeded Argentinian player Mariano Navone.

Coral reefs make up just 1 percent of ocean coverage, but host a quarter of all life in the sea.

Survivors in Nepal's Nuwakot district are digging through mud and debris for belongings left behind by flash floods.

The organisation is not officially anti-West, but Russian and Chinese leaders have used it to amplify their worldview.

Hundreds gathered for a Zohran Mamdani lookalike contest in New York, with nine contestants vying for votes.

Footage shows Israeli military vehicles and personnel deployed across Nablus city in the occupied West Bank.

The US has launched its first strikes on Iran in a month, hitting sites on Larak Island. Iran hit back targeting bases h

Failed uprising in Niamey exposed tensions in Niger's military, and the role of the Africa Corps in suppressing unrest.

Near 50C temperatures are driving record electricity demand, disrupting water supplies and straining health services.

Washington has recently stepped up efforts to economically pressure Tehran amid the deadlocked truce talks.

Abducted Venezuelan leader's post appears to show him in US detention, published two days after US-Venezuela oil deal.

Opposition in Venezuela as interim leader insists the deal with Washington will help with the country's recovery.

More than 60 people have been evacuated after flooding swept large boulders and other debris into the Colorado River.

A search is under way for more than 20 people who may be missing after flash floods tore through Arizona's Grand Canyon.

US Central Command says its forces bombed two rocket launchers of the IRGC on Larak Island.

The Jab Jab parade sees hundreds don devil horns and cover their skin in motor oil for London's Notting Hill Carnival.

Ten months after a coup, military leaders say the referendum is designed to stabilise future civilian governments.

Teenager struggled in Barca's La Liga start at Elche but improves against Athletic Bilbao, according to Hansi Flick.

A deadly Israeli strike on Deir el-Balah killed two Palestinians including a 3-year-old child.

World Central Kitchen founder Jose Andres is renewing his call for an independent investigation into Israeli strikes.