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Algeria’s Kaylia Nemour eyes Olympic gymnastics gold at Paris 2024
The 17-year-old breakout gymnast is favourite for gold in Sunday's final ahead of Nina Derwael and Sunisa Lee.
‘I’m scared, but I’ll carry on’: Venezuelans caught between hope and fear
Supporters of Venezuela's opposition say that crackdowns on election protests have sparked fear and further resistance.
Ukraine says it targeted Russian airfield, fuel depots in three regions
Russia says air defence systems 'intercepted and destroyed' 75 drones over a number of regions.
Students renew Bangladesh protests, call for PM Hasina’s resignation
Crowds hit the streets in large numbers as student leaders call for prime minister to step down.
Haniyeh killed by ‘short-range projectile’ fired from outside home: IRGC
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps says Israel to get 'harsh punishment in due time and place' for killing.
How might the ‘axis of resistance’ respond to Israel’s escalation?
Iran and allied groups vow to hit back at Israel, seeking to restore deterrence, say analysts.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 890
As the war enters its 890th day, these are the main developments.
Why is Japan cracking down on rideable motorised suitcases?
A growing number of airports are imposing restrictions on these electric suitcases over safety concerns.
Vietnam President To Lam gets top job as Communist Party chief
Lam has taken the nation's top job but it is unclear whether he will also remain president.
Qassam Brigades commander among 9 killed in Israel attacks on Tulkarem
Sources tell Al Jazeera Haitham Balidi, leader of Hamas's military wing in Nablus, killed in a car strike in West Bank.
Far-right riots flare in Sunderland amid ongoing UK anti-immigrant protests
Police say officers faced 'serious and sustained levels of violence' after several hundred people rampaged city centre.
At least 32 killed in al-Shabab beach attack in Somalia’s capital Mogadishu
More than 60 wounded in attack on popular seaside spot frequented by Somalis on weekends.
Pentagon head Lloyd Austin revokes plea deals with 9/11 attack suspects
The US defence secretary has revoked plea deals with Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and two alleged accomplices.
At Olympics, India’s top women wrestlers have more at stake than medals
In Haryana, the fear of one man has threatened to destroy many champions' dreams. Now, they are fighting back.
US to deploy additional military resources to the Middle East
Pentagon announces deployment as tensions build between Iran and Israel after the high-profile Haniyeh assassination.
Marvelous Marchand wins fourth Olympic swimming gold, McKeown does double
Australia's Kaylee McKeown completes backstroke double and her compatriot Cameron McEvoy wins men's 50m freestyle.
Uganda’s Cheptegei wins men’s 10,000m gold at Paris Olympics 2024
Cheptegei stormed to the finish line in 26min 43.14 seconds, ahead of Ethiopia's Berihu Aregawi and USA's Grant Fisher.
Biden is pushing for Supreme Court reform. Is it ‘dead on arrival’?
Experts say Biden's efforts reflect growing support for change, but his proposals likely face insurmountable opposition.
How did Russia and the West agree to a prisoner exchange?
Top-secret talks including Biden and Putin result in freedom for 26 people.
Olympic gender debate rages after boxer quits fight
Algerian boxer Imane Khelif won her first Olympic fight after her opponent, Italian boxer Angela Carini, quit the match.
Israel’s ‘right to abuse’ protests explained
Lawyers representing four Israeli reservists accused of raping a male prisoner, says they acted in self-defence'.
Police fire tear gas as Nigeria economic hardship protests resume
Curfews were ordered across several northern states on Friday after clashes erupted the previous day.
US DOJ files lawsuit against TikTok, ByteDance for failing on child privacy
The lawsuit is latest US action against TikTok over fears its improperly collects data of Americans for Chinese gov't.
Funeral for Hamas political chief Ismail Haniyeh held in Qatar
The funeral for assassinated Hamas political chief Ismail Haniyeh took place in the Qatari capital, Doha.
‘This is my only hope’ says Palestinian who farms to combat hunger
This is my only hope,' says Youssef Abu Rabie, a Palestinian who is reviving farming to combat food shortages in Gaza.
‘People are tense’: In Israel, fear amid likely Hezbollah, Tehran response
As people brace for an attack, there is anxiety but also resignation, Israel-based experts say.
Thousands mourn Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh at funeral prayer
Palestinians and nationals from other countries came to pay tribute to the assassinated Hamas political chief.
Morocco thump USA 4-0 to enter men’s football semis at Paris Olympics 2024
Captain Achraf Hakimi scores as the Atlas Lions put on a dominant performance in front of a partisan crowd in Paris.
Bangladesh youth aim to restore hope after deadly student protests
We speak toBangladeshi youth at the forefront of a movement they say aims to restore hope in the country's future.
Kamala Harris gets votes needed to secure Democratic nomination: Party
US vice president says 'honoured' to gain enough Democratic delegate support, will formally accept nomination next week.
Pro-Palestine student protesters say lawsuits, crackdowns won’t deter them
Students at Canadian universities say the strong-arm tactics to quash protests have only strengthened their resolve.
Before Gershkovich: Big prisoner swaps between enemies
From Bridge of Spies' at height of Cold War to last year's US-Iran deal, our recap of the most significant exchanges.
UK braces for more far-right protests as gov’t warns of tough response
The UK's prime minister has promised a tough response to stop 'a breakdown in law and order on our streets.'
Venezuelan opposition says office ransacked as election tensions grow
Opposition candidate Edmundo Gonzalez condemns vandalism as Venezuela faces mounting calls to release full vote tallies.
Algerian boxer Imane Khelif becomes target of Olympics gender row
The fighter under scrutiny won her opening bout when opponent Angela Carini from Italy quits after 46 seconds.
Southport stabbing: What led to the spread of disinformation?
Disinformation about the suspect's religion leads to a rise in Islamophobia and anti-migrant anger.
Mourners attend Hamas leader’s funeral in Qatar
Thousands of mourners including official representatives of several nations gathered in Doha.
Gaza and the death of Western journalism
Israel's war on Gaza has killed an unprecedented number of journalists - so why is the Western media still silent?
A comprehensive peace based on the two-state solution is still achievable
With its recent advisory opinion, ICJ drew a clear pathway for peace, justice and security for all in Israel-Palestine.
Russian ‘hostage diplomacy’ pays off: Decoding a wartime prisoner exchange
Swap during Moscow's invasion of Ukraine significant for the West and Russia, but not Kyiv, analysts say.
Hezbollah leader’s ‘new phase’ warning to Israel
Hezbollah's leader has warned Israel that their conflict has entered a new phase different from the past".
History, genocide and Israel’s war on Gaza: Mehdi Hasan and Benny Morris
Mehdi Hasan challenges Israeli historian Benny Morris on Israel's war on Gaza, its historical roots and Zionism.
‘Bring him back’: Hope meets loss in Indian villages hit by landslides
Nearly 300 people have been killed in the landslides in Kerala state, and the toll is expected to rise.
Anger, calls for resistance at Hamas chief Haniyeh’s funeral in Qatar
Thousands attend funeral prayers for Hamas's political leader Ismail Haniyeh ahead of his burial.
Turkey blocks Instagram amid ‘censorship’ row
Top government official accused US-based company of blocking condolence posts on killing of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh.
‘Nigerians are tired’: Protesters fed up with bad governance, soaring costs
Thousands are protesting poor governance, corruption and the increasing cost of living in Africa's most populous nation.
Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh to be buried in Qatar
Palestinian group calls for 'day of furious rage' to coincide with funeral of Haniyeh who was assassinated in Iran.
Japan’s stock market plunges over US economy fears
Benchmark Nikkei 225 index closes 5.81 percent lower after tumble in Wall Street shares.
US marine Whelan says he’s ‘ecstatic’ to be free
Freed US marine Paul Whelan told Al Jazeera he was ecstatic' after landing in the US.
Kurram clashes: How a Pakistani land dispute led to a deadly tribal battle
At least 46 people were killed and 200 injured in clashes until a ceasefire was agreed upon on Wednesday.
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