ICJ orders US to pay compensation for freezing Iranian assets
In a blow for Iran, however, the UN court said it didn't have jurisdiction over frozen assets from Iran's central bank.
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Across Latin America, families reel from migrant centre fire
Distraught families wait for news of loved-ones identified as victims in fatal Mexican detention centre blaze.
Belarus arrests Russian separated from daughter over sketch
Moskalyov, whose child drew an anti-war picture, was sentenced to jail for discrediting the Russia army but had fled.
Vatican rejects ‘Doctrine of Discovery’ justifying colonialism
After decades of demands by Indigenous people, Vatican 'repudiates' theories that backed colonial-era seizure of lands.
Ukraine prepares for counterattack as Putin makes nuclear threats
Western battle tanks begin to arrive as Russian forces remain unable to break through Ukrainian defences.
Kamala Harris announces Tanzania trade initiatives on Africa tour
Harris announced a list of initiatives including an MOU between the Export-Import Bank of the US (EXIM) and Tanzania.
Nine US soldiers killed in Kentucky helicopter training crash
Authorities say cause of crash involving two Black Hawk helicopters remains under investigation.
UK’s health system grapples with battle between gender and sex
Medical professionals say it is increasingly difficult to discuss issues related to transgenderism.
Who are the Gold Mafia? A cigarette don and a man named ‘Dollars’
Al Jazeera infiltrates some of Southern Africa's biggest smuggling gangs laundering gold and millions of dollars.
Gold smugglers use South African banks, bribes to launder money
Staff at three major banks were on the payroll of ‘Mo Dollars’, an accomplice of gold smuggler Simon Rudland.
Middle East round-up: Israel pauses its political crisis, for now
Here's a round-up of Al Jazeera's Middle East coverage this week.
How Zimbabwe uses gold smuggling to evade sanctions choke
Al Jazeera infiltrates gold smuggling gangs that help Zimbabwe’s government secure dollars amid sanctions.
Bolsonaro back in Brazil after three months in the US
Former leader Jair Bolsonaro plans to travel across Brazil and promote conservatism, in opposition to current president.
Deaths feared after army helicopters crash in US
The incident occurred during military training in the US state of Kentucky.
Blaze on Philippine passenger ferry kills at least 10
Some 230 people were rescued after ferry caught fire in the sea off the southern Philippine province of Basilan.
Fiona, Ian retired from UN list of Atlantic hurricane names
Hurricane Fiona was the costliest weather event in Atlantic Canada, while Ian was the third-most devastating in the US.
US, UK, Japan, Australia denounce dissolution of Myanmar’s NLD
Myanmar's military rulers disbanded Aung San Suu Kyi's NLD party ahead of new elections and to cement their power.
Kentucky and West Virginia move to limit transgender therapies
At least 11 US states have placed restrictions or outright bans on gender-affirming treatments for children.
China’s premier warns against ‘chaos and conflicts’ in Asia
China's No 2 official says Beijing can be 'anchor for world peace' amid tensions with the United States.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 400
As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 400th day, we take a look at the main developments.