Palestinians arrested, injured as far-right Jews enter Al-Aqsa
Ultranationalist Jews entered under Israeli police protection, with restrictions imposed on Palestinian movement.
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Russia’s Yevgeny Prigozhin admits owning Wagner mercenary force
Businessman Yevgeny Prigozhin says he is 'proud' of founding Wagner Group staffed by Russian war veterans.
Russia-Ukraine war in maps and charts: Live Tracker
The Russian offensive enters its 215th day, we track where battles are taking place and the human cost of war.
Truckloads of apples are rotting as Kashmir highway is blocked
Roadworks halt thousands of trucks carrying millions of dollars worth of apples, triggering protests by the growers.
‘No to war!’: Anger over troop conscription rages in Russia
Thousands of men of fighting age have flocked to airports and Russia's land border crossings to avoid military service.
Influential Muslim religious leader Yusuf al-Qaradawi dies
Qatar-based Egyptian scholar Qaradawi, who was in his nineties, was well-known across the Muslim world.
New Pacific island rises after underwater volcanic blast
The tiny island came into existence 11 hours after a volcanic eruption and grew to 24,000 square metres in size.
Photos: Poverty pushes Afghan children to work at brick kilns
Recent Save the Children survey says half of Afghanistan's families have put children to work to keep food on the table.
Photos: Typhoon Noru kills at least five in northern Philippines
Super Typhoon Noru smashed into the archipelago nation with sustained winds of 185km (115 miles) per hour.
Russia: At least 15 dead, 24 wounded in Izhevsk school shooting
The attacker turned the gun on himself after killing several people in the central Udmurtia region.
Italy’s right-wing alliance on course for election victory
Projection suggests Giorgia Meloni’s far-right Brothers of Italy party has won most seats in country's election.
US warns of consequences if Russia uses nuclear weapons
Washington says it will 'respond decisively' if Moscow uses nuclear weapons in Ukraine.
Pakistan’s Finance Minister Ismail to resign amid economic woes
Miftah Ismail is the fifth finance minister to quit in four years as Pakistan's economic woes worsened by recent floods.
Uganda’s Ebola caseload rises to 16 as outbreak spreads
Four people have already died from the virus, raising fears of an outbreak of a strain for which there is no vaccine.
‘Bodies everywhere’: Survivors recount Lebanon boat disaster
Ninety-seven people have died after an asylum seeker boat from Lebanon capsized in the Mediterranean.
Canada sends troops to help clear Hurricane Fiona’s devastation
Hurricane Fiona left hundreds of thousands without power in eastern Canada, as officials try to assess the damage.
Thirty Palestinian prisoners held in Israel launch hunger strike
The group is being held under administrative detention, an Israeli policy that imprisons them without charge or trial.
At least 24 people killed after boat sinks in Bangladesh: Police
Twenty-four bodies were recovered, while dozens are still missing after the boat capsized in the Karotoa River.
Iranian support vital for Hamas after ties restored with Syria
As Turkey and more Arab countries restore ties with Israel, Hamas is left with fewer allies in the region, say analysts.
What really happened during Labour’s ‘anti-Semitism crisis’
Documents obtained by Al Jazeera IU tell the story behind the 'anti-Semitism crisis' in Jeremy Corbyn's Labour party.