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UK court convicts 7 men for ‘grooming’, systematic abuse of teens
Gang ringleader is sentenced to 35 years in prison for abuse; others get a minimum of 12 years.
Survivors pulled from collapsed school in Indonesia
An Islamic school collapsed during prayers in Indonesia's East Java. At least six people have been killed.
‘No signs of life’: Hopes turn to anguish in Indonesia school collapse
Some families say they're still holding out hope their loved ones are alive as authorities shift to recovery operation.
Hopes dim for survivors after Indonesia school building collapses
Hundreds await news of loved ones as rescue teams cautiously use heavy machinery in Indonesia school collapse mission.
Russia advances in Ukraine as Zelenskyy touts ‘mega’ US weapons deal
Trump gets closer to Ukraine as top European official warns 'we are no longer at peace' amid airspace rows with Russia.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,316
Here are the key events on day 1,316 of Russia's war on Ukraine.
Zelenskyy meeting European leaders in Denmark to rally support for Ukraine
Denmark PM Mette Frederiksen says that Europe is in a hybrid war waged by Russia, and Ukraine is first line of defence.
Israel threatens all staying in Gaza City, kills at least 17 in enclave
Israeli Defence Minister Katz says anyone who stays in Gaza City will be considered 'terrorists and terror supporters'.
Schools and airport shut as Hurricane Imelda moves over Bermuda
Bermuda deploys soldiers to secure infrastructure, clear roads and help at emergency shelters.
South Korea president apologises for abusive foreign adoption scheme
Programme, which started after Korean War as a way of removing mixed-race children from society, violated human rights.
US government shutdown continues, as Trump cuts funds for Democratic states
Republicans and Democrats fail to narrow differences on spending bill, as effects of shutdown start showing.
How the world is responding to Israel’s interception of the Gaza flotilla
Italian unions call for general strike as global protests grow and multiple governments criticise Israel.
Yasin Malik, Kashmir’s best-known separatist, an Indian intelligence asset?
In an affidavit whose contents have gripped India, Malik claims he worked with multiple Indian prime ministers, agents.
FBI cuts ties with Anti-Defamation League amid conservative backlash
FBI Director Kash Patel announces break with anti-Semitism watchdog amid outrage over description of Charlie Kirk.
Israel intercepts Gaza Sumud flotilla vessels: What we know so far
Global Sumud Flotilla had been pressing forward with its mission to break Israel's siege of Gaza.
Israeli forces board Gaza flotilla, detain Greta Thunberg, other activists
At least six ships have been boarded by the Israeli navy so far and more interceptions are expected to take place.
Israel kills journalist Yahia Barzaq known for his newborn baby portraits
An Israeli air strike has killed journalist Yahia Barzaq, who was known for his creative portraits of newborn children.
Ethiopia church scaffolding collapse kills 36 during religious festival
Pilgrims were visiting the Menjar Shenkora Arerti Mariam Church to mark the annual Virgin Mary festival.
PSG defeat Barcelona in Champions League after late Goncalo Ramos winner
Ramos' 90th minute goal capped off a come from behind win at Barcelona in the league phase of the UEFA Champions League.
Protesters and police clash as Morocco unrest escalates
Police vehicles were filmed ramming into protesters as anti-government demonstrations escalated in Morocco on Tuesday.
Morocco arrests hundreds of protesters as rallies turn violent
Members of Moroccan security forces and civilians reported hurt as youth antigovernment protests turn violent.
Jane Goodall, conservationist and chimpanzee expert, dies aged 91
The Jane Goodall Institute says famed primatologist died in California during US speaking tour.
Danish PM warns that Russia is waging hybrid war on Europe
EU leaders meet in Denmark after a series of drone incidents near the country's airports and military bases.
Israel begins to intercept Global Sumud Flotilla vessels
Activists on the Global Sumud Flotilla shared a video they said showed Israeli vessels intercepting the fleet.
Can Keir Starmer overcome his political challenges in the UK?
Labour PM's conference speech comes amid right-wing surge and the left's plunge in ratings.
Global Sumud Flotilla sails into ‘high-risk zone’ near Gaza
The Global Sumud Flotilla says its fleet has sailed into the "high-risk zone."
US takes a stake in another firm, this time a large lithium mine
Vancouver-based Lithium Americas is developing one of world's largest lithium mines in northern Nevada.
Germany arrests three men suspected of targeting Jewish institutions
The men are suspected of of being 'foreign operatives' for Hamas and will appear in court Thursday, prosecutors say.
Walmart to phase out synthetic dyes in its US private label food brands
The big box retailer is the latest company to join a slew of others to cut back on additives under White House pressure.
Rescuers race to save survivors of Indonesia school collapse as quake hits
A 6.5-magnitude quake has made rescue efforts even tougher as 72-hour period for best survival chances nears its end.
Supreme Court temporarily blocks Fed Governor Cook firing
High court to hear arguments in January on whether Cook will lose her job but says she may stay in her post until then.
LIVE: Israeli forces kill 65 in Gaza; aid flotilla braces for interception
At least 65 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza as a flotilla of more than 50 ships braces for interception.
A history of US government shutdowns: Every closure and how long it lasted
The US government has had 20 funding gaps, resulting in 10 shutdowns since 1976, the longest lasting 35 days.
LIVE: Barcelona vs PSG – UEFA Champions League
Follow our live build-up with full team news before our text commentary stream of the league phase encounter.
Mysterious, majestic; Sudan’s Nuba Mountains
A glimpse into a secluded community and thousands of IDPs it hosts, and how the arrival of the RSF worries them.
Taliban denies intentionally banning internet services in Afghanistan
The Taliban has denied implementing a nationwide internet ban, following a communications blackout across Afghanistan.
Why was former DR Congo president Kabila sentenced to death?
A military court in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has sentenced ex-President Joseph Kabila to death in absentia.
In Poland, migrant workers from Latin America report abuse, exploitation
Latin Americans are increasingly flocking to Poland for work, lured by the false promise of secure salaries.
Video: Rescue & recovery efforts continue after Philippines earthquake
Rescuers in the Philippines are searching for survivors and retrieving bodies after an earthquake struck.
Capturing resilience in Afghanistan
In Afghanistan's earthquake aftermath, Sorin Furcoi captures both the loss and the hope of people rebuilding.
US Republicans and Democrats are at a political impasse
US political analyst Eric Ham says the US government shutdown is a game of chicken" that's spiraled out of control.
Qatar PM talks to Al Jazeera about proposal to end Gaza war
Qatar's Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani told Al Jazeera the Gaza ceasefire plan
Nearly half of killings outside Gaza City since Israeli assault began
Israel ordered Palestinians to flee Gaza City, but nearly half of all deaths are in the areas they were told to go.
Can Trump save Argentina’s crisis-stricken economy as he hopes?
The US is planning to extend a $20 billion loan to Argentina in support to President Javier Milei.
New Trump executive order guarantees Qatar security after Israeli attack
Trump says Qatar is 'steadfast ally in pursuit of peace, stability, and prosperity" and helps US in mediating conflicts.
The US government has shut down – what happens now?
Hundreds of thousands federal employees to be furloughed while others, including FBI, CIA agents, will work without pay.
What happens when the US government shuts down?
The US Government has shut down after the Senate failed to pass a spending bill. Heidi Zhou Castro breaks it down.
“Polarised” politics to blame for US govt shutdown
White House columnist at The Hill, explains how political polarisation in the US has meant more frequent govt shutdowns.
Greece labour law protests bring public transport to a halt
Unions are protesting against government plans to allow extended working hours, including shifts of up to 13 hours.
Starvation is a war crime. So why is it so rarely prosecuted?
From Bengal to Gaza, hunger is often used as a weapon of war but almost never punished.
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