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It is no longer possible to claim international law is supreme and applies equally to everyone.

Iran's leader accuses Israel of committing 'genocide' in its continuing assault on the besieged Gaza Strip.

Nearly 700 people have been arrested in the occupied West Bank and occupied East Jerusalem.

Dozens of Palestinians have been killed in Israeli air raids in southern Gaza.

A mourning father in Gaza says a final goodbye to his two sons as he's taken to see each of their bodies one by one.

Video has emerged of a man threatening UNICEF workers fundraising for Palestine in the Italian city of Milan.

Donald Tusk, ex-prime minister and top EU official, is set to lead a new coalition after eight years of populist rule.

Swedish activist held at protest against the influence of the fossil fuel industry on UK and global climate politics.

Israel has been urged to facilitate passage of aid into Gaza, which has been reeling from Israeli bombings.

Several left-wing politicians call on Madrid to bring Israel's Netanyahu before the ICC, sparking a diplomatic row.

Pakistan won their first match in five years to advance to the second round of World Cup qualifiers.

Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson says Europe cannot be 'naive' after killing of two Swedes in Belgian capital.

Sameh, who won the 50m butterfly gold medal at the Swimming World Cup, refused to celebrate.

The two leaders discussed strengthening energy ties despite geopolitical strains due to the Ukraine war.

Israel's order for 1.1 million northern Gazans to move south could amount to a forcible transfer of civilians, UN says.

As the conflict between Israel and Palestine enters its 11th day, these are the most recent developments on the ground.

As multiple crises are putting mental health under pressure, people must be guaranteed the right to better care.

India's top court stops short of allowing equal marriage, but recognises the rights of gay couples.

Attacks on southern areas continue despite Israel telling people to move there before expected ground assault on Gaza.

Gaza's residents are grappling with shortages of food and water while hospitals are overwhelmed amid Israeli bombing.

European leaders are expected to unify their stance following days of mixed messages on the conflict.

Algeria's football federation has offered to host Palestine's international matches and 'bear all associated costs'.

As the conflict between Israel and Gaza enters its 11th day, these are the main developments.

The abandonment of the rescue mission by the Zimbabwe government has angered grieving relatives of the missing miners.

A 30-year-old is investing in this style of agriculture, hoping it will make his family self-sufficient in the long run.

Conditions at besieged enclave sharply deteriorate amid bombardment as Israel evacuates communities on Lebanon border.

Newly appointed minister in Israel's emergency cabinet says 'losing land is the price Arabs understand'.

Food and basic supplies are becoming scarce in the southern Gaza city of Khan Younis.

The US president's trip is arare and risky choice as Washington tries to avert a broader regional war.

As Hezbollah and Israeli forces trade fire, Al Jazeera traces the origins of their ongoing conflict across the decades.

Tehran has warned that a ground offensive on the besieged Gaza Strip would be met with a response from other fronts.

Jameel al-Karoubi and his donkey used to sell vegetables, now they deliver water to the thirsty.

Five-judge bench makes ruling after hearing arguments in the case between April and May.

Ties between Russia and China have deepened in recent years.

Risking their lives, journalists in Gaza carry on working despite little internet connection and electricity outages

Putin is attending China's Belt and Road summit for a third time but the meeting could be overshadowed by wars.

A Canadian plane surveilling North Korea was approached by a Chinese jet in international airspace off China's coast.

Police hunt for the gunman as a man claiming to be from ISIL (ISIS) releases video saying he was behind the attack.

As the war enters its 601st day, these are the main developments.

Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib slams Biden administration for failing to call for de-escalation in Israel's war in Gaza.

Wadea Al-Fayoume, 6, was killed by a man police say targeted him because he was Muslim and Palestinian American.

The killing of civilians and collective punishment raises concerns as Israel's military bombs the strip.

UN-mandated body says Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh victim of 'excessive and disproportionate force'.

Israel's strikes and blockade are pushing Gaza's essential services and resources to the brink of collapse.

The UN says it needs guarantees and security before it can stockpile significant amounts of aid at the Rafah crossing.

Judge says will not allow former US president to carry out a 'pretrial smear campaign' against those involved in case.

The evacuation directive may be a sign that Israel has not yet gotten back on its feet after the Hamas attack.

Steve Bell says cartoon was rejected by the outlet for evoking the anti-Semitic 'pound of flesh' trope.

Tens of thousands of protesters in cities around the world have called for an end to Israel's bombing of Gaza.

WHO warns there are only '24 hours of water, electricity and fuel left' in Gaza before 'a real catastrophe' sets in.