US Supreme Court rules in favour of transgender track runner
The decision comes amid a proliferation of anti-trans rights bills promoted by Republican lawmakers across the country.
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Sudan’s pro-democracy activists mark anniversary with protests
New delay to signing of deal to restore the military-to-civilian transition prompted fresh protests.
Can Europe persuade China to change course on Russia-Ukraine war?
France's president and the head of the European Commission hold talks with President Xi Jinping in Beijing.
Justice Clarence Thomas failed to disclose luxury trips: Report
ProPublica says the US Supreme Court justice did not report travel offered by a donor, in possible violation of law.
Biden administration defends Afghanistan withdrawal, blames Trump
White House says while Joe Biden wanted to end war, lack of planning by Donald Trump 'severely constrained' options.
Risk of hunger, poverty higher due to slow economic growth: IMF
Advanced economies face challenges of high inflation, poorer nations burdened by debt, IMF head says.
Canada repatriating 14 citizens from detention camps in Syria
Government says it is bringing four women and 10 children home amid reports of deteriorating conditions in the camps.
Doctors reveal Italy’s Berlusconi diagnosed with leukaemia
Doctors did not specify when the blood cancer was first spotted, saying only that it is not acute.
Vietnam to probe TikTok over ‘toxic’ content
The app faces growing pressure from Western governments over fears that user data could be used by Chinese officials.
Azerbaijan expels four Iranian diplomats amid rising tensions
Azeri foreign ministry says four embassy employees were carrying out activities 'incompatible with diplomatic status'.
Twenty-five years on: The legacy of the Good Friday Agreement
Politicians and experts reflect on the deal credited with ending 30 years of violence in Northern Ireland.
In southern Ethiopia, drought kills livestock and brings hunger
Nearly 12 million people, a 10th of the population, are at risk of famine in Ethiopia's drought-affected areas.
Finland’s long-held neutrality is over. What next?
Russia has sounded the alarm, but analysts say a Moscow-Helsinki conflict is unlikely.
Tennessee Republicans vote on expelling Democrats for gun protest
Vote takes place days after deadly Nashville school shooting, with advocates calling possible ousting 'undemocratic'.
Middle East round-up: Israeli forces storm Al-Aqsa Mosque
Here’s a round-up of Al Jazeera’s Middle East coverage this week.
Japanese Black Hawk helicopter missing with 10 on board
The helicopter reportedly disappeared from radar tracking after leaving a Ground Self Defence Force base on Miyakojima.
Taliban top spokesman Mujahid asked to work from Kandahar
Zabihullah Mujahid to split work between Kandahar and Kabul in a move seen as assertion of control by the Taliban chief.
Israeli forces attack Palestinians in Al-Aqsa for second time
International concern rises after Israeli police fire rubber bullets at Palestinian worshippers in a second raid.
Pakistan parliament rejects court order for snap provincial polls
Lawyer from opposition leader Imran Khan's party says resolution passed by MPs carries 'no backing of the law'.
‘Merchanting’: The code word for the gold mafia’s plunder
In Al Jazeera's investigative series Gold Mafia, merchanting is used to launder money. But what exactly is merchanting?