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US and Cuban officials dismissed a Wall Street Journal report about a surveillance base to be built in the Caribbean.

US-based Institute for the Study of War says Ukraine counteroffensive unlikely to unfold as 'single grand operation'.

As the war enters it 471st day, these are the main developments.

Officials are refusing to clarify what activities are legal, reflecting era of uncertainty under national security law.

Malaysian prime minister tells Al Jazeera he is committed to reform, and fighting corruption in Southeast Asian nation.

The vice president met with regional leaders in the Bahamas to discuss gun crimes, climate change and Haiti's crisis.

Off-duty police officer says he did not know where shots were fired from during 2018 attack that killed 17 people.

US pledges to send more help to Canada as wildfires prompt air quality warnings across large section of North America.

The legislative elections are the first since President Embalo dissolved parliament more than a year ago.

Coastline to remain off limits with a ban on swimming, snorkelling and other water sports activities until Sunday.

Ministers seek solutions to rising numbers of refugees and migrants heading to Europe.

Communique coinciding with Antony Blinken's visit to Saudi Arabia backs two-state solution based on 1967 borders.

Authorities in Punjab province deny any acts of vengeance against ex-PM's political party and its supporters.

Wins in the 2023 competition span English and Arabic digital content.

AI, trade, war in Ukraine top agenda during Sunak's first visit to White House as UK prime minister.

US climate agency says phenomenon, which leads to warmer temperatures, is back after three years.

The son of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi is protesting his eight-year-long detention without trial.

Court ruled that Republican redistricting violated the Voting Rights Act's provisions against racial discrimination.

Roberston, a conservative Christian, hosted The 700 Club on TV and supported a number of Republican presidents.

As more star players arrive, country announces launch of investment and privatisation project in bid to grow sport.

Aid agency cites 'a widespread and coordinated campaign' to divert aid in Ethiopia, where 20 million people are in need.

At least 11 killed and more than 30 others wounded in blast during memorial for former deputy governor of Badakhshan.

Initially welcomed, Syrians are increasingly concerned by anti-refugee sentiment and the threat of forced repatriations.

Residents say they are worried political tensions could impact community relations and imperil security in Kosovo.

Some see the annual festival marking the reconquest of Iberia from Arab rulers as racist and disrespectful.

Human-induced warming has been increasing at a rate of 0.2 degrees Celsius per decade, scientists say in a new study.

Inside the Sackler dynasty and the company, Purdue Pharma, that allegedly fuelled the US opioid epidemic.

Here’s a quick look at Al Jazeera’s Middle East coverage this week.

Parade in Canadian city depicts the 1984 assassination of Indira Gandhi by her Sikh bodyguards.

Harry, who has a troubled history with the British press, claims journalists used intrusive and unlawful tactics.

Cyclonic storm Biparjoy in the Arabian Sea delays arrival of the monsoon, the lifeblood of India's $3 trillion economy.

Superheated streams of gas, debris and rocks have cascaded down Mayon's slopes.

South Africa is struggling to provide for its people and fulfil its longstanding commitments to its neighbours.

Al-Mayqoma orphanage's evacuation took several weeks because it required security guarantees from warring parties.

Hungary's anti-migrant leader prompts alarm in Brussels and neighbouring countries by releasing 777 people smugglers.

Fighting in Sudan has picked up since a shaky 12-day ceasefire between the army and the RSF formally expired on June 3.

The Ukrainian president paints a bleak picture of destruction and says Russian forces are shooting at rescuers.

Suspect stabbed several people, including young children, in Annecy, before being arrested.

Smoke from Canadian wildfires poured into the US East Coast and Midwest triggering air quality alerts.

Residents are trapped in the Sudanese capital as fighting rages around a fuel depot and arms manufacturing site.

The medic who performed surgery on Pope Francis says the 86-year-old is recovering and 'doesn't have other illnesses'.

In the wake of unprecedented political turbulence, what does Anwar Ibrahim’s long-awaited rise mean for Malaysians?

Symbols such as swastikas, SS insignia will be banned in Australia with up to 12 months in prison for offenders.

Frequent power cuts due to fuel shortages worsen misery as searing heat forces schools to close and disrupts lives.

International law is clear, but sadly, so is a 500-year-old history of dam explosions as acts of war by all powers.

Zubeida lives in a village, works for families who live abroad and cleans their vacant homes, where birds come to nest.

The latest decision - from Fukuoka court - says not allowing same-sex marriage is an 'unconstitutional situation'.

Star duo are the first teammates to post 30-point triple-doubles each in the same game.

Indonesian President Joko Widodo and Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim pledge to jointly fight EU's palm oil ban.