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The fighting has reawakened a two-decade-old conflict in the western Darfur region where many have died this week.
Campaign messaging to become faster, more misleading as US enters 'uncharted territory' of advanced technology: Expert.
The wave of Russian missile attacks was the first since early March.
If the San Francisco-based lender falls into receivership, it would be the third US bank to collapse since March.
Maker Open AI and Italian authorities confirm that the chatbot is back online in the country.
California farmers worry that melting snow could inundate them with a new round of flooding.
The president recognises six Indigenous reservations under policy halted by his predecessor Jair Bolsonaro.
Regulators said banks' managers were primarily to blame for prioritising growth and ignoring basic risks.
Palestinian Health Ministry says a 16-year-old was shot in the chest and killed in a clash near the town of Bethlehem.
Morgues and hospitals in city of Sfax are full, officials say, as the death toll from refugee shipwrecks soars.
Economy was nearly stagnant in February, is expected to contract in March on the back of the nation's largest strike.
After perilous journey to the border, people escaping war wait for days without any aid before crossing into Egypt.
Party calls on Kurds and other supporters to vote for main opposition alliance's presidential candidate, Kilidaroglu.
Analysts say revival of loyalists of former ruler Omar al-Bashir could tilt balance of power in war between army and RSF
Richard Sharp, outgoing chair of national broadcaster, is a former Goldman Sachs banker and Conservative Party donor.
After Roe v Wade repeal, states across the country continue to grapple with restricting or protecting abortion rights.
PM Mitsotakis will fight to keep leading the country, which is reeling from a rail crash and worries about the economy.
With Egypt sidling up to Sudan's army and the UAE holding some sway over RSF, what will the regional implications be?
Al Jazeera correspondent Hiba Morgan in Khartoum responds to questions about the conflict in Sudan.
Thousands have fled fighting and crossed into Chad, but aid agencies warn they do not have enough food to help them.
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