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Is Kneecap going to become a force in radical politics or are they going to crumble under legal action."

Matcha demand surges globally, causing shortages, price hikes and pressure on Japanese tea producers.

Izmir's airport suspends flights, and authorities evacuate residents as strong winds fan blaze in the western province.

Authorities lifted the shelter order after a team of officers found the body of the suspected shooter.

Israel was certainly happy that they were finally able to drag the US into a war with Iran."

Harry Kane scores two goals as German giants oust yet another determined South American team from the Club World Cup.

KLP, Norway's largest pension fund, will no longer do business with two companies, one US, the other German.

Forecaster says the bill would cut health cover for 11.8 million people and increase deficit by $3.3 trillion.

Canada's prime minister says trade talks with US will resume with decision to drop new levy.

Two firefighters killed, another wounded after armed man ambushed fire crews responding to blaze in Kootenai County.

Here are the key events on day 1,222 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Seven workers were injured in the collapse, which occurred in an area controlled by the Sudanese Armed Forces.

Legal woes hang over the ex-president, who has called for several demonstrations in support of himself in recent months.

The countries most affected are Italy, Greece, Spain and Portugal, with temperatures nearing or topping 40C (104F).

Ahead of the tournament kickoff in Switzerland, here is the list of fixtures, nations, venues, players and start times.

Paris Saint-Germain sweep aside Lionel Messi's Inter Miami 4-0 to set up last eight tie with Bayern Munich or Flamengo.

TheDemocratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda have signed a deal to end their long-running conflict.

Nice, Venice, Barcelona and Amsterdam are other European cities that have also imposed limits on cruise ships.

US president denies multiple reports and accounts that say US strikes did not destroy Iran's nuclear capabilities.

Out of 77 people arrested, 38 remain in custody, most of whom are now facing criminal charges.

Iran expert Trita Parsi on the fallout of Israel's unprovoked 12-day war against Iran and implications for Gaza.

Political scientist Vali Nasr warns that the US doesn't have a regime change option' in Iran.

Lando Norris's seventh career GP victory cuts Oscar Piastri's championship lead from 22 to 15 points after 11 rounds.

Calls for ceasefire grow as US and Israeli leaders discuss potential truce amid escalating violence in Gaza.

What does George's story tell us about the US justice system and the ways it continues to fail African-Americans?

UN official, Sudanese refugee talk to Al Jazeera from Chad, where aid is vanishing and camps face a growing catastrophe.

Another 28 people injured in the accident between a bus and a minibus in the Kilimanjaro region.

Hundreds killed seeking aid in Gaza as famine deepens and limited food access leaves hundreds of thousands starving.

Marc Marquez beats Marco Bezzecchi in a drama-filled race that claimed his brother Alex, who crashed out of the contest.

Infants are bearing the brunt of Israel's genocide in Gaza with at least 66 children having starved since the war began.

Police are investigating musicians who led pro-Palestinian chants at Glastonbury, including Irish rappers Kneecap.

Aid distribution sites have turned into dystopian killing fields. And yet the world continues to turn a blind eye.

The 80-year-old leader pledges economic growth from today's GDP of $66bn to $500bn within the next five years.

Police in Serbia fired tear gas and arrested dozens as anti-government protests in Belgrade turned violent.

Founded in 2006, LSD was the latest pro-democracy party to hold street protests amid national security crackdown.

US President Donald Trump links US aid to Netanyahu's corruption trial in fiery post on his social media site.

Iran says Israel kills 71 people in the attack, including staff, soldiers, prisoners and visiting family members.

A look at some of the top photos of the past week.

Maksym Ustimenko's aircraft shot down seven air targets before losing altitude and crashing, the air force says.

Top tennis players brush aside Sabalenka's post-French Open outburst by performing a viral dance on the Centre Court.

Dozens arrested in Belgrade as tens of thousands protest against their populist president, demanding early elections.

Rafael Grossi raises concern over Iran's stockpile of 60 percent enriched uranium, just below weapons grade.

Portuguese star says he'd rather prepare himself for a 'very long' season, which ends with the FIFA World Cup 2026.

Thousands of fans chanted 'Free Palestine' and waved Palestinian flags as the Irish trio performed in the UK.

'I want tougher fighters, I want to be world champion,' Paul said in his challenge to former and current WBC champions.

Topuria delivers on his promise to win via first-round knockout after moving up in weight to fight Oliveira.

For decades, Israel has tested the limits of international law by bombing its enemies when it says it feels threatened.

The US president's sweeping tax cut and spending bill clears first hurdle in the Senate.

Here are the key events on day 1,221 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

UNICEF says the number of malnourished children in the Gaza Strip is rising at an 'alarming rate'.