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Judge Arthur Engoron sides with New York state lawyers who had argued that Ivanka was a relevant witness in the case.

South Africa survive a late charge to move closer to the semifinals, while Pakistan likely suffer a fatal blow.

Intense bombing in northern Gaza as Israeli military says ground forces expanding operations on besieged enclave.

Newcastle United star banned for 10 months over illegal betting, but critics point to football's gambling 'hypocrisy'.

Football faces renewed criticism over its failure to address the problem and its partnerships with gambling companies.

As US casts doubt on casualty figures from Gaza, UN official says that few have doubted their reliability in the past.

Families taking refuge in al-Shifa Hospital say situation is unbearable - no clean water, electricity, and sanitation.

Young boy lost his mother when Israel bombed the house his family sought refuge in in central Gaza, how will he cope?

Bombs, lack of electricity and roads damaged by Israeli offensive make life impossible for disabled people in Gaza.

An explosion was seen on the skyline in the Israeli city of Tel Aviv as a rocket fired from Gaza hit an apartment block.

Since October 21, only 84 trucks carrying aid have been allowed into Gaza.

Citing the late poet June Jordan, Angela Davis stresses the importance of Palestine for other social justice movements.

Beijing blames Washington for the incident that almost caused an accident as the two compete for influence in region.

As the war in Gaza continues, why is the West cracking down on free speech?

Both teams will look to bag two points in order to secure a semifinal finish at the Cricket World Cup 2023.

Palestinians in the besieged enclave have had to endure decades of violence and oppression - and now it's even worse.

Rebel groups attack 12 towns in Shan state, with local media reporting a number of military casualties.

Al Jazeera visited Holit, a kibbutz near Gaza which was attacked by Hamas fighters on October 7.

More than half a million displaced Palestinians are sheltering in 150 UNRWA facilities and in poor conditions.

Activists who opposed the Iraq War are warning of lessons from 2003, as they push the UK government to seek peace.

The Palestinian news agency says the latest deaths take the number of Palestinians killed in the territory to 110.

The overnight incursion was backed by fighter jets and drones that hit targets in Shujaiya area, Israel's army says.

John Kirby has said he saw "zero evidence" that the family of an Al Jazeera journalist in Gaza were targeted by Israel.

The US's unwavering support for Israel has exposed both double standards and strategic short-sightedness, observers say.

A look at the terms dividing UN Security Council members in their efforts to temporarily halt fighting in Gaza.

The group needs time to locate captives taken to Gaza by various Palestinian factions, a Russian newspaper is told.

From an underground town to the start of a pre-dawn assault, an inside look at life on four front lines over four days.

Sultan Ibrahim of the southern state of Johor will hold the largely ceremonial post for five years.

As the conflict between Israel and Gaza enters its 21st day, these are the main developments.

Yarmouk Square, and all its apartment buildings, was targeted and destroyed by Israeli air raids.

Local media reports that at least six people are wounded in the incident, believed to be linked to the ongoing Gaza war.

The West is trying not only to stifle but to criminalise all Palestinian dissent.

The Pacific storm strengthened with shocking swiftness before it hammered the beach resort of Acapulco.

In one of the areas set up for displaced Palestinians in Khan Younis, volunteer cooks aim to feed 500 people daily.

Mohammad Shtayyeh discusses war on Gaza, West Bank-Israel relationship, and criticism against Palestinian Authority.

Four Palestinians also reportedly killed in the occupied West Bank following pre-dawn raids by Israeli forces.

As a non-member observer, Palestine can speak at UN meetings but can't vote on resolutions about the situation in Gaza.

Social media accounts spread pro-Israel content as Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeks closer ties with Israel.

The divisions in the war cabinet will have far reaching consequences for Israel, but little impact on the fate of Gaza.

One of the most powerful storms to ever hit Mexico left a trail of destruction in the beach town of 900,000.

Social media warriors have sprung up to share their community's views and put down the others' in this ethnic conflict.

As the war enters its 610th day, these are the main developments.

The White House earlier warned it would respond to attacks on its forces in Iraq and Syria at 'time of our choosing'.

State media says Li Keqiang, who stepped down just nine months ago, died of a heart attack.

Aung Kyaw Moe says the civilian government working to remove the military has a vision of a more inclusive Myanmar.

Rights advocates condemn the US president for denying Palestinian suffering 'even in death' during the Israel-Hamas war.

Declaration made as European countries face criticism of employing double standard on human rights, international law.

More women and children among the dead than men in Gaza, according to Palestinian health ministry.

Divisions among UN Security Council members have prevented the passage of a binding resolution.

Riyad Mansour says certain nations that he did not name were applying a double standard on the war.