Rwanda accuses DR Congo soldiers of attack on army border post
DRC authorities have denied its soldiers entered a neutral zone and opened fire on Rwanda's troops.
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S Korea defence paper says N Korea increased plutonium stockpile
North Korea increased its stockpile of weapons-grade plutonium from 50kg to 70kg, South Korea's defence paper says.
Middle East round-up: Turkey, Syria earthquake survivors in need
Here's a round-up of Al Jazeera's Middle East coverage this week.
A year of Russia’s war in Ukraine: Your simple guide
Ukraine says a renewed Russian offensive is under way following 12 months of bloodshed.
Indonesia military court sentences 4 soldiers over Papua killings
Four Papuan men were killed and their bodies mutilated after a deal to buy arms from the Indonesian troops fell apart.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 358
As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 358th day, we take a look at the main developments.
Cyclone Gabrielle: New Zealand ‘open’ to international assistance
Five people are dead and 100 missing after the storm battered the North Island, home to most of the population.
Photos: Volunteers race against time to find earthquake survivors
Volunteers continue to search for survivors more than a week after earthquakes devastated Turkey and Syria.
WHO to ‘push until we get the answer’ on COVID origins
WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says it is 'crucial' to know how the coronavirus pandemic started.
Tesla to make some EV chargers available to all under US plan
Plan to open US' largest and most reliable charging network to all drivers is a potential game-changer in EV usage.
FTX customers sue financiers for giving it ‘air of legitimacy’
Complainants said Sequoia Capital, Thoma Bravo and Paradigm were 'incentivized' to tout FTX by their $550m investment.
Panama bus accident kills at least 39 migrants
A bus carrying 66 people plunged off of a cliff in the worst accident involving migrants in Panama in a decade.
US retail sales post biggest jump in nearly two years
Signs of strength in consumer spending could potentially elicit 'more aggressive action' from the US Fed.
Russian journalist gets 6 years in penal colony over Ukraine war
The Kremlin has banned the spread of 'false information' or criticism about the Russian army during the war in Ukraine.
Americans’ trust in US news organisations declines: Study
New study says only 26 percent of Americans have a 'favourable opinion of the news media' - the lowest in five years.
Italy’s Berlusconi acquitted in Bunga Bunga bribery trial
An Italian court found the former prime minister not guilty of bribing witnesses to lie about his notorious parties.
Rise in migrants from Horn of Africa to Gulf states worrying: UN
IOM chief says number of women and children migrating from Horn of Africa to Gulf states has significantly increased.
UN says 73 people presumed dead in shipwreck off Libya
Seven survivors made it back to the Libyan shores in 'extremely dire conditions', according to the UN migration agency.
Ecuador: Indigenous villages fight ‘devastating’ mining activity
Government’s failure to regulate mining has damaged the environment and human health, community members say.
Infographic: How much have NATO members spent on Ukraine?
Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the 30 members of the alliance have committed at least $80bn of aid to Kyiv.