USAID chief says committed to helping Sudanese refugees
Al Jazeera spoke with USAID chief who announced $100m for Sudan and countries hosting displaced Sudanese refugees.
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Khartoum’s outskirts attacked as Sudan war enters sixth week
Southern Omdurman and Khartoum North hit by artillery as sporadic gunfire reverberates, witnesses say.
Russia: Giving F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine a ‘colossal risk’
Western nations 'still adhering to escalation scenario' that risks widening the Ukraine war in Europe, official says.
G7 urges China to ‘play by the rules’ citing ‘economic coercion’
Western officials are becoming increasingly vocal about Beijing’s use of trade restrictions in political disputes.
Why does the G7 summit have 16 seats at the table?
Japanese PM Kishida has expanded the G7's guest list as he seeks to boost ties with middle-power countries.
Prominent Indigenous Australian journalist quits over racism
Stan Grant cites 'relentless racial filth' he endured after he raised colonial persecution of Indigenous Australians.
‘Give sorrow words’: G7 leaders reflect at Hiroshima bomb museum
The horror of nuclear war has been highlighted by world leaders attending the G7 summit in Hiroshima, Japan.
New film chronicles century-old Osage Nation murders
Director Martin Scorsese explores infamous spate of US killings driven by a quest to usurp Indigenous resource rights.
ICC war crimes prosecutor ‘wanted’ in Russia over Putin warrant
International Criminal Court member states 'deeply concerned' by Russian decision to put Karim Khan on a wanted list.
Zelenskyy attendance at G7 confirmed, set to meet Japan’s Kishida
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will hold a bilateral meeting with Japanese PM Fumio Kishida at the G7.
Zelenskky hails Biden’s decision on F-16 jet training for Ukraine
Training Ukrainian pilots on US-made F-16 fighters will 'greatly enhance our army in the sky', says Ukraine's President.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 451
As the war enters its 451st day, we take a look at the main developments.
Mexican government sends marines to take over private rail line
The administration of President López Obrador has promised to compensate the company for the rail line's use.
US judge rules against American Airlines, JetBlue partnership
Judge Leo Sorokin called the alliance a threat to 'full-throated competition' in the US airline industry.
US police officer charged for allegedly aiding Proud Boys
The leader of a Washington, DC police intelligence unit faces allegations that he tipped off leader of far-right group.
‘Conundrum’: How the US is dealing with Assad normalisation
As the Arab world normalises relations with Syria, US pushes for concessions from the Assad government, analysts say.
Syrians protest al-Assad’s participation in Arab League summit
Hundreds gathered in northern Syria's Idlib and surrounding towns to decry Syrian regime's participation in Arab League.
FBI misused database for Jan 6 suspects, racial justice protests
Redacted report from an oversight court says the agency regularly accessed a database meant for foreign investigations.
Pentagon leaker Teixeira ordered to remain in jail before trial
Prosecutors had previously cited Teixeira's weapons and violent comments in arguing he should stay behind bars.
US Fed chair says unclear if interest rates need to rise more
The Fed chief reiterated that the central bank would now make decisions 'meeting by meeting'.