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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.

Firefighters in eastern Ukraine fought to extinguish an extensive blaze after a Russian drone hit a fuel station.

New US Maritime Administration advisory comes after first round of indirect talks between Washington and Tehran.

Ghislaine Maxwell avoids answering questions on alleged co-conspirators in case of sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

In a sweeping crackdown, Iranian security and judicial authorities have arrested several reformist politicians.

If the proposal is implemented, workers will not be able to seek remedy through an independent review board.

Pentagon says US will enforce Trump-ordered blockade against South American country even 'halfway around the world'.

With celebrity cameos and cultural nods, Bad Bunny's show highlighted Latino identity and resilience on a world stage.

Voters in Portugal elected Antonio Jose Seguro of the centre-left Socialist Party to a five-year term.

Thailand's Bhumjaithai Party, led by PM Anutin Charnvirakul, won the largest share of seats in the general election.

Pakistan's government orders cricket team to take the field against India on Sunday in Colombo.

New documents show some thought disgraced US financier had links to Israeli intelligence services and settler groups.BI

Iran's atomic energy chief makes comment as more mediated negotiations with the US expected.

Israel approves plans to expand its power across the West Bank, making it easier to seize Palestinian land illegally.

Palestinians say Israeli changes to occupied West Bank governance essentially legalise settlements.

Poll finds Pakistanis ready to support Gaza peacekeeping mission under Muslim alliance and UN approval framework.

Protesters took to the streets across Australia to rally against the visit of Israeli President Isaac Herzog.

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's coalition has won 352 of the 465 seats in the lower house of Parliament.

Jimmy Lai, 78, has been sentenced to 20 years. We look at what happened to major democratic Hong Kong protesters.

The Quincy Institute's Trita Parsi says the changing goal posts' of Iran-US talks leave little room for success.

For the second straight Winter Olympics, Mathilde Gremaud bests Eileen Gu in the women's blue ribband freeski event.

Iran has a long history of revolutions, coups and invasions, leaving it with a complex web of power.

Bad Bunny used his historic Super Bowl half-time show to call for unity in the Americas.

Protests in Sydney and Melbourne call for an end to Israeli occupation as Isaac Herzog meets Bondi Beach attack victims.

In joint statement, countries urge international community to 'compel Israel to halt its dangerous escalation'.

In the border city of Arica, Jose Antonio Kast's election reveals an uneasy relationship between migrants and locals.

With uncertainty shrouding India game, Pakistan will look to avoid an upset against the USA in their Group A game.

US-backed coups reshape Latin America, toppling democracies and fuelling decades of dictatorship, secrecy, and revolt.

Al-Jamaa al-Islamiya condemns Israel for seizing official Atwi Atwi during a raid and taking him to an unknown location.

Like thousands of other Palestinians, I am slowly dying, trapped between a health system in ruins and a closed border.

PM faces criticism for backing Peter Mandelson as ambassador to the US despite his known links to Jeffrey Epstein.

Video featuring Himanta Biswa Sarma deleted by Hindu nationalist BJP party's Assam unit after backlash.

Ukraine's foreign minister calls for complete EU entry ban on Russians participating in the war.

A multi-storey apartment building collapsed in Lebanon's northern city of Tripoli, killing at least 14 people.

Pakistan's defence exports are growing, but internal insecurity threatens its ambitions.

World Cup debutants are dominated by Scotland in their first ever T20 World Cup match at Eden Gardens.

With 127 million voters set for the February 12 election, Al Jazeera analyses key numbers for Bangladesh's crucial vote.

Video from Brazil captured the moment a torrent of water and waste was sent washing down a street.

Demonstrators risk arrest if they join a pro-Palestine march from Sydney Town Hall to New South Wales Parliament.

Residents say armed men kidnapped dozens of women and children after killing of about 200 people in Kwara State.

Epstein leveraged ties with Mortimer Zuckerman to try to steer tabloid's coverage of abuse allegations.

Commercial documents shed light on hundreds of shipments from illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank.

Shipwreck brings number people reported dead or missing on Central Mediterranean route this year to at least 484.

Public prosecutor says Guanipa placed under house arrest, as opposition figure's son, allies decry 'kidnapping'.