US offers $5m for information on Paraguayan prosecutor’s killers
US State Department seeks information leading to arrest or conviction of those involved in Marcelo Pecci assassination.
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Nancy Pelosi will step down as leader of US House Democrats
'The hour has come for a new generation to lead the Democratic caucus,' 82-year-old outgoing US House speaker says.
Greece’s top diplomat calls off Tripoli visit on touchdown
Greek FM Nikos Dendias did not disembark from his plane, refusing to meet with his Tripoli counterpart awaiting him.
Jailed Egyptian activist’s health ‘deteriorated severely’: Family
Alaa Abd el-Fattah's family allowed to visit prison for the first time in a month since he escalated his hunger strike.
US watchdog blames Washington, Ghani for the fall of Kabul
SIGAR identifies six factors that contributed to the collapse of the Afghan government and return of Taliban to power.
NATO faces new challenge as Ukraine war spills into Poland
Military alliance and analysts say deadly blast in Poland highlights need to further strengthen NATO's eastern flank.
New IAEA resolution censures Iran over insufficient cooperation
Iran continues to demand that an inquiry into nuclear particles found at its nuclear sites must be dropped.
Dutch court convicts three MH17 suspects, acquits one
Eight years after all 298 on board died, two Russians and one Ukrainian are sentenced to life in prison for murder.
Middle East round-up: A reminder of dark days in Istanbul
Here’s a round-up of Al Jazeera’s Middle East coverage this week.
Hunt unveils new spending cuts, tax hikes to fix UK’s economy
The Treasury chief says the new budget plan prioritises 'stability, growth and public services'.
World Cup 2022 buzz builds as Qatar welcomes football stars, fans
Residents, visitors are ready for action on and off the field at football's biggest spectacle.
Ukraine grain export deal extended for four months
UN chief Antonio Guterres, Turkey's Erdogan welcome the continuation of the agreement days before it was set to expire.
China says Xi was not criticising Trudeau over alleged leaks
The Chinese leader was caught on camera rebuking the Canadian PM over alleged leaks of their meeting at the G20 summit.
Children among dead as Iran sees large protests, strikes
Authorities in Iran deal with a three-day surge in protests as the West ramps up pressure over human rights concerns.
Pakistan lifts ban on Joyland, film will be released nationally
The country's official Oscar entry, about a transgender love affair, is set for domestic screenings from Friday.
Israel’s Netanyahu agrees to legalise West Bank settler outposts
Incoming Israeli PM promises far-right ally Ben Gvir that illegal settler outposts will be legalised.
Equatorial Guinea leader Obiang, 80, seeks to extend 43-year rule
Obiang, the world's longest-standing president, wants to extend 43-year rule in the oil-rich Central African nation.
Turkish ‘cult leader’ Oktar sentenced to 8,658 years in prison
Oktar was charged with leading a criminal gang, engaging in political and military espionage and sexual abuse of minors.
Ugandan doctors face fear and shortages in Ebola outbreak
Case numbers remain low compared with a 2013-2016 Ebola outbreak in West Africa that killed at least 11,300 people.
US slaps sanctions on Iranian media members
The US has called Iranian state-run media a 'critical tool' of repression amid widespread protests.