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The US and Qatar-brokered peace agreement must be followed by disengagement and return of displaced families, DRC says.

Nike joins companies like Walmart, Target and Mattel that have said they will need to raise prices because of tariffs.

Advocates fear a pattern is emerging, where immigrants face quick dismissals in the courtroom and detention outside it.

US President Donald Trump is vowing to push ahead with his attempt to end birthright citizenship.

Trump made no pledge of assistance to Ukraine at NATO summit, but said he'd 'try' and sell Patriot interceptors.

Kenya's Interior Minister Kipchumba Murkomen has been caught on video appearing to authorise police to shoot protesters.

Israel's Haaretz newspaper reports that soldiers operating near food aid sites have deliberately fired on Palestinians.

Lebanese state media reports civilian casualties after Israeli attack on residential apartment building in Nabatieh.

The lineup for the FIFA Club World Cup round of 16 is complete. Al Jazeera Sport takes a closer look.

China confirms details amid efforts to end tariff war, but questions remain over Trump's global trade policy.

The decision is a major victory for the Trump administration, which has denounced the injunctions against its policies.

The US cannot claim innocence - political violence shaped its past and defines its present.

Al Jazeera's Maram Humaid writes a letter from Gaza, the place the world chose to forget.

The arrests come after the UK government said it would proscribe Palestine Action under anti-terror laws.

How debris from fourth SpaceX launch failure this year fell into Mexico; what is the danger of space debris generally?

It's one of several attempts to end the deadly conflict in the troubled eastern DRC. Will it work where others failed?

Footage has been shared on social media showing Israeli air attacks using bunker busters'.

A look at how widespread waste sites are across Gaza, highlighting an environmental and health risk brought on by war.

The UN has warned Israel is displacing Palestinians in the Occupied West Bank at a rate not seen in decades.

Several people believed to be part of the same family were filmed being swept downstream after flash flooding.

In this Fact Check, Al Jazeera's @khalidmajzoub breaks down the facts about Iran's nuclear capabilities.

Labour MPs force concessions on disability reforms, applying changes only to new claimants amid mounting criticism.

Two babies died of starvation in Gaza due to Israel's continuing blockade of vital aid.

Human rights lawyer, Kate Mackintosh, warns staff at GHF that they could face war crimes charges over Gaza aid deaths.

A new AI app pays civilians to track people crossing the border - no training, no oversight, no rules.

China's Ministry of Commerce says the two sides "further confirmed the details of the framework."

Relatives of the victims of apartheid-era murders want the government to do more to hold perpetrators accountable.

Government will allocate some FEMA funds to the facility, but will not use disaster relief money.

Human rights lawyer warns GHF staff may face war crimes charges over deadly incidents at Gaza's aid distribution sites.

Kazakh ecologists and environmental activists worry that the Caspian Sea's levels are set to decline further.

No, Trump's claim that New York City mayoral candidate's platform is akin to communism is false, experts say.

Faure Gnassingbe facing criticism over changes to the country's constitution that could keep him in power indefinitely.

Six US nationals were taken into custody in South Korea near a restricted border area with North Korea.

Grigory Skvortsov, who denies wrongdoing, will serve his sentence in a maximum-security prison camp.

Months-long delays in the payment of stipends leave researchers struggling to make ends meet.

Takahiro Shiraishi was hanged for the murders of eight women and one man whose body parts he hid in his small apartment.

Spain's Real Madrid to meet Italy's Juventus in FIFA Club World Cup after eliminating Salzburg, Man City face Al Hilal.

Here are the key events on day 1,219 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

The Brazilian government has acknowledged its role in the killing and cover-up of a prominent journalist in the 1970s.

UN humanitarian agency stresses need for fuel, medical supplies and water in Palestinian territory besieged by Israel.

Katz says Israel has 'green light' from US to attack Iran again if Tehran makes 'progress' with its nuclear programme.

English side Manchester City beat Italy's Juventus 5-2 in Orlando at FIFA's Club World Cup staged in United States.

Lawyers for the Salvadoran immigrant asked he be returned to Maryland to prevent his quick deportation from Tennessee.

Protests in Kenya to mark the anniversary of deadly 2024 anti-tax protests turned deadly themselves.

White House has denounced the public university system for using diversity-driven hiring and enrolment practices.

The democratic socialist candidate's victory in the Democratic primary for New York City mayor shocks US politics.

YouTube slugger Jake Paul and former world champ Julio Cesar Chavez Jr clash in a cruiserweight bout in the US.

Irish leader Michael Martin decries Europe's inability to pressure Israel to stop 'continuing slaughter of children'.

As Tehran's displaced residents trickle back after Israel's 12-day bombing campaign, they find a city forever changed.

US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth attacked the press for its coverage of US strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities.