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‘No authority’: Iraq judiciary says it cannot dissolve parliament
The Supreme Judicial Council responded to an ultimatum by Muqtada al-Sadr amid a paralysing political crisis.
Al Jazeera Digital wins three Edward R Murrow Awards
Al Jazeera English website wins top prizes in Breaking News, News Series and Feature Reporting categories.
Armenia’s capital Yerevan hit by deadly explosion
Mayor's office says an unknown number of people were trapped under rubble after an explosion hit the market in Yerevan.
41 killed in Egypt church fire, including many children
At least 45 people were also injured including policemen involved in the rescue effort in Giza city in Greater Cairo.
Families appeal for more help on tenth day of Mexican mine rescue
The fate of 10 miners remains unclear as rescuers continue operations at the flooded mine in Coahuila state.
Photos: Mystery surrounds mass fish deaths in the Oder River
Germany and Poland look for the cause of the mass fish die-off in the Oder, which runs through the two countries.
Q&A: Anas Haqqani on one year of Taliban rule
Taliban leader Anas Haqqani says his government would not allow armed groups to operate from its soil.
How a border line divided a Kashmir village, split families
The partition of the Indian subcontinent 75 years ago saw a Kashmir village divided and families split by borderline.
Nicaraguan Catholics gather for mass after gov’t bans procession
The Vatican has expressed concern over moves against the church amid the ongoing crackdown by President Daniel Ortega.
‘I’ll be sacrificed’: The lost and sold daughters of Afghanistan
Child marriage, lack of education, financial desperation; a year since the Taliban takeover, girls' futures are at risk.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 172
As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 172nd day, we take a look at the main developments.
China’s Shanghai to reopen schools with daily COVID testing
Authorities say all primary, middle and high schools, kindergartens and nurseries will reopen on September 1.
Salman Rushdie off ventilator and talking a day after stabbing
The novelist remains hospitalised with serious injuries, but is now off the ventilator and able to talk, says his agent.
Raila Odinga ahead in Kenya’s presidential race: Early results
Kenya remains on tenterhooks as partial official results show veteran opposition leader ahead in the presidential race.
Several Israelis wounded in attack on Jerusalem bus
Israeli police arrest suspected gunman after a shooting attack on a bus in Jerusalem's Old City.
Mali PM Choguel Maiga placed on ‘forced rest’ by doctor
Maiga is suffering from exhaustion after working for 14 months without break, his office says.
Ukraine targeting Russians ‘shooting at, or from nuclear plant’
President Zelenskyy says Ukraine is targeting Russian soldiers who shoot at the Zaporizhzhia plant, or use it as cover.
How should we adapt to climate change?
Scientists say intense droughts, wildfires and heatwaves are the new reality.
Sri Lanka says controversial Chinese ship can dock in its port
Sri Lanka confirms the Yuan Wang 5 ship will arrive next week, despite concerns raised by neighbouring India.
Salman Rushdie attack: Suspect charged with attempted murder
Hadi Matar, 24, is accused of attacking the author at event in New York state and is being held without bond.
Mar-a-Lago, a security ‘nightmare’ that housed classified records
Classified US government documents were seized from Donald Trump's sprawling Mar-a-Lago retreat in Florida.
Iran, Lebanon reaction to Salman Rushdie attack
Some offered praise for the assault targeting a writer they believe tarnished the Islamic faith with his 1988 book.
Taliban disperses Afghan women’s march for ‘work and freedom’
Demonstrators carrying a banner that read 'August 15 is a black day' demanded rights to work, political participation.
Kenya gets historic number of female governors from August 9 vote
The rise in female governors from Tuesday's vote is a small but significant improvement over 2017.
Europe’s heatwaves, droughts put focus on climate change risks
Italy, Spain, Germany, Portugal, France, the Netherlands and the UK are enduring severe droughts this summer.
Japanese minister visits Yasukuni shrine for war dead: Report
Yasukuni shrine for war dead is seen in China and South Korea as a symbol of Japan's former military aggression.
US to conduct ‘air and maritime transits’ in Taiwan Strait
White House says US's 'freedom of navigation' transits will reflect its response to China's 'provocative' behaviour.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 171
As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 171st day, we take a look at the main developments.
Will taxing ‘immoral’ fossil fuel profits ease the energy crisis?
The UN urges windfall tax on the profits of oil and gas giants.
Colombia’s Petro replaces security chiefs in human rights push
In July, criminal groups staged almost 90 attacks on the police and military, killing 13 police officers, monitor says.
Salman Rushdie attack: What we know so far
Author Rushdie is on ventilator and could lose an eye following a stabbing attack at a literary event in New York state.
Ennahdha needs to change to save itself, and Tunisia’s democracy
Ennahdha can help stop Tunisia's democratic backsliding - but to succeed, it needs to reform itself.
Francis Kéré: World class architecture, mudbrick by mudbrick
Africa’s first Pritzker Prize-winning architect discusses his journey from rural Burkina Faso to global recognition.
Displaced by partition, she visited Pakistan home after 75 years
Reena Chhibber Varma, undeterred by age and ailments, embarked on a journey that many thought was impossible.
Press freedom is under attack in Indonesia
With several courtroom battles ongoing, fates of countless journalists are hanging on the balance.
US lawyer released after UAE money laundering conviction
Asim Ghafoor, a prominent civil rights lawyer, was arrested while he was in transit through Dubai airport last month.
What’s going on in Hong Kong’s courts?
Thousands have been arrested over the 2019 protests, and more than 1,000 trials are currently under way.
US Congress passes spending bill in win for Biden administration
The bill has breathed life into the Democratic Party's ambitions to retain control of Congress in upcoming elections.
Putin’s war sets Russian economy back 4 years in single quarter
Russia's gross domestic product (GDP) is now about equal to its size in 2018, according to Bloomberg Economics.
Spain, Portugal hail Berlin call for Europe gas link
Pipeline would be similar to the defunct MidCat project that sought to link Portugal, Spain to France.
What’s behind the violent protests in Sierra Leone?
Curfew imposed following rare anti-government demonstrations.
FBI recovered ‘top secret’ documents from Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home
Federal judge makes search warrant public amid accusations by the former president that probe is politically motivated.
First Africa-bound ship carrying grain docks at Ukrainian port
It will be the first food delivery to Africa under a plan brokered by the UN and Turkey in late July.
Novelist Salman Rushdie stabbed in New York: Reactions
Rushdie was stabbed on stage just before he was about to give a lecture at a literary festival in New York state.
Ukraine claims it can hit most Russian supply lines in the south
Kyiv has nearly all of Russia's supply routes in occupied southern Ukraine under 'fire control,' military says.
Key dates in the life of author Salman Rushdie
The controversial author spent years in hiding after 1989 decree by the Iranian leader led to threats against his life.
Rival Shia groups square off over Iraq leadership vacuum
Supporters of al-Sadr are demanding early elections while opponents say last October's poll should be honoured.
‘Entirely preventable’: Polio likely spreading in New York City
Public health officials announced that the polio virus has been detected in the city's wastewater and urged vaccination.
What inflation? US import prices drop, consumer sentiment rises
Data this week continues to indicate that prices pressures in the United States may have peaked.
Drought in England, fires rage in France as heatwave persists
France continues to battle an enormous wildfire while parts of England face severe drought amid successive heatwaves.
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