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Former Iranian official Hamid Nouri released in exchange for Swedish citizens Johan Floderus and Saeed Azizi.

The silence from politicians over my arrest highlights the lack of political will to stop intimidation of journalists.

Thousands of planes are struck by birds in midair every year. How can we prevent it from happening?

More than 76 percent of schools in Gaza require 'full reconstruction or major rehabilitation' to be functional.

The hostage issue is among the most troublesome ones for Netanyahu and the recent rescue doesn't change that.

During his four-day visit, Li Qiang is visiting Adelaide, the capital, Canberra, and mining state Western Australia.

Group took strong lines on confronting Russia and China, but is its relevance in today's world on the wane?

Breakdance 'battles' and a steep rise in the popularity of contemporary dance are fuelling a cultural renaissance.

President Xiomara Castro says new measures are in response to public complaints about rising violence.

Philippines files new legal submission before the UN, asserting its own entitlements while challenging Beijing's claim.

China's non-participation in Switzerland summit raises questions over point of event, which Russia dismissed as 'futile'

Delivery workers face physical and mental hardships while enduring India's scorching summer.

Championship holders Italy believe a great defence can win them back-to-back trophies at Euro 2024 in Germany.

Israel must end occupation and its G7 allies must 'move from words to action. The time for talking is done,' Oxfam says.

Spain will unleash a young team at Euro 2024 with Barca teenager Lamine Yamal expected to have a breakout tournament.

Supreme Court rules prohibition on device that increases the firing rate of semi-automatic weapons is unlawful.

Biden administration says the Israeli government has a 'responsibility' to protect humanitarian trucks heading to Gaza.

The war has created the worst humanitarian situation in the world with an estimated 756,000 people going hungry.

Al Jazeera looks at the VP position in the US, how candidates are chosen and their role in elections and governance.

A 14-year-old Palestinian boy died from starvation in northern Gaza where over 200 children are at risk of death.

The party of Nelson Mandela forced to partner with former opponents.

We need a new international framework that prioritises the rights of the oppressed over the interests of the powerful.

Defence minister says Israel will not participate in trilateral group with US and France due to Paris's 'hostile policies'.

The Indian government repatriated the bodies of 45 migrant workers who were killed in a massive apartment building fire.

Reuters investigation reveals how US military launched a programme during pandemic to discredit China's medical efforts.

The pontiff spoke about the moral quandaries surrounding AI used in warfare at the G7 summit in Puglia, Italy.

Advocates say Canada's first environmental justice law will help chart scale of problem, address negative health impact.

Rescue operation or massacre? Wikipedia editors clash over the recent Israeli raid in the central Gaza refugee camp.

An 11th hour deal between the ANC and traditional rivals has led to the country's first coalition government.

A video showing a group of men in Sudan being forced to make animal noises has raised more concerns of war crimes.

Indigenous voices turn to social media to reclaim their identity, challenging stereotypes one post at a time.

After the US secretary of state's misleading press conference on Wednesday, there is a need to correct the record.

Decision opens door for military government to prosecute democratically elected president for alleged 'high treason'.

Report highlights so-called vacation cutting' among families in the West taking girls to countries of origin for FGM.

Western countries have agreed to use interest on frozen Russian assets to give Ukraine a $50bn loan.

The Narrative War

The funds could help Ukraine defend itself against Russia. But the plan carries risks - and the threat of retaliation.

Heavy rains lashed much of the country, damaging homes, flooding roads, knocking out power and causing mudslides.

The arrival of four Russian military vessels in Cuba has people wondering about a Cuban missile crisis 2.0.

Governing ANC is depending on former foes to give Ramaphosa a second term and extend its three-decade hold on power.

Saudi Arabia has deployed robots in the holy cities of Medina and Mecca to help pilgrims undertaking the Hajj.

We should take inspiration from the Islamic pilgrimage to pave a new, peaceful path forward for humanity.

President is trying to push back against Le Pen's party, but experts warn there is potential for strategy to backfire.

Russia has promised Putin will visit North Korea after hosting its leader Kim Jong Un last September.

Germany, staging its first big football event in 18 years, will rely on superstar Toni Kroos and local fans for victory.

Chinese EVs are facing a slew of tariffs in Western markets as policymakers fear local brands cannot compete on price.

Rituals expected to draw more than two million pilgrims this year praying for peace in Gaza, Yemen and Sudan.

Journalist Sophia Huang Xueqin was detained in 2021 with labour activist Wang Jianbing who was jailed for 42 months.

In Kashmir and Punjab, candidates jailed for being alleged national security threats have won. What does that say?

A video has emerged showing Israeli forces using a medieval-style catapult called a trebuchet.