Nowhere to run: Residents point at Ukraine’s bomb shelter problem
Three people die at the shut door of a bomb shelter in Kyiv, highlighting Ukraine's nationwide problem with bunkers.
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US and Guatemala launch new migration processing centres
Move comes as Joe Biden's administration seeks to deter migrants and refugees from seeking protection at Mexico border.
NATO divided on Ukrainian membership as Zelenskyy renews call
Ukrainian president appeals to dozens of European leaders as divisions among NATO members become apparent.
Visualising Nvidia’s rise to the $1 trillion market value club
Amid an AI boom, the US chipmaker has added more than $500bn in value since the start of 2023.
‘Unprecedented’ wildfires in Canada’s Nova Scotia still burning
String of wildfires in Canada's eastern province of Nova Scotia continue to burn out of control for a fourth day.
Haiti vigilante push ‘symptomatic’ of state’s failures: Advocates
Rights advocates say vigilante killings are response to unchecked Haitian gang violence, but not a long-term solution.
Middle East roundup: Five more years for Erdogan
Here’s a roundup of Al Jazeera’s Middle East coverage this week.
Sri Lanka cuts interest rates for the first time in three years
Move signals change of course to fuel a rebound in the economy as the island recovers from worst ever financial crisis.
Families split apart as Sudan’s Darfur burns
Silence over fate of loved ones trapped in Darfur amid communications blackout is heavy burden for those who fled.
‘Dead or alive’: Pakistani men trapped in coal mine since May 4
Families and rights groups condemn the government after whereabouts of the two men are not known in Balochistan.
Senegal opposition leader Ousmane Sonko sentenced to two years
Senegal court sentences Ousmane Sonko for 'corrupting youth', clears him of charges of rape and issuing death threats.
‘Poison in every puff’: Each cigarette in Canada to carry warning
Government says warnings about smoking dangers will be printed directly on cigarettes - a first in the world.
Despair in Ettadhamen: The harsh reality of Tunisia’s economy
'This ... system, goes back to the beys who needed to keep their courtiers happy to maintain their rule', analyst says.
Ex-Vice President Mike Pence set to launch US presidential bid
US news outlets report that Pence will announce campaign on June 7, setting up fight with former boss Donald Trump.
US House of Representatives on track to vote on debt-ceiling deal
Speaker Kevin McCarthy faced opposition in his own party to a deal hammered out with the White House to avoid default.
Canada’s Nova Scotia appeals for help amid ‘unprecedented’ fires
Premier says eastern Canadian province will 'take all the support we can get' as crews battle out-of-control blazes.
Virginia governor the latest to send troops to US-Mexico border
Governor Glenn Youngkin has deployed 100 National Guard members as human rights advocates decry border 'militarisation'.
‘Bullying’ campaign after US graduate speech criticises Israel
Politicians from both US major parties condemn CUNY Law graduation address by young woman critical of Israeli policies.
Bakhmut falls silent as Russia and Ukraine trade air raids
Silence proves worse than the noise of battle for Russian morale as Ukraine appears to attack Russia.
Trump critic Chris Christie to announce White House bid next week
Former Trump ally to enter increasingly crowded Republican slate of candidates in 2024 US presidential race.