Palestinians strike in West Bank, Jerusalem over Israel killings
Confrontations break out with Israeli forces after teen dies and suspect in Jerusalem attack killed in shootout.
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What travel restrictions is the EU imposing on Russians?
The bloc has made it harder and costlier for Russians to enter, but members are divided on an outright travel ban.
EU agrees on new sanctions over Iranian drones in Ukraine
EU agrees to sanctions on three individuals and one entity over the supply of drones to Russia, the presidency says.
UK Prime Minister Liz Truss announces resignation
Liz Truss says she will stand down as leader of the Conservative party, just six weeks after she was appointed.
UK Prime Minister Liz Truss resigns after six weeks in office
Truss, heavily criticised over her economic agenda, leaves Downing Street six weeks after she was appointed.
Clashes in Chad as protesters demand transition to civilian rule
Demonstrators gather in N'Djamena to mark the date when the military had initially promised to hand over power.
France repatriates 40 children, 15 women from camps in Syria
Repatriation is the largest in three months and comes a week after an EU rights court condemned France.
Afghan women’s long and hard struggle for the right to divorce
Women had struggled long and hard for the right to divorce, but since the Taliban's takeover, the situation worsened.
Why did Putin impose martial law in occupied Ukrainian regions?
Russian president is attempting to tighten his grip on four annexed Ukrainian regions amid military setbacks.
Middle East round-up: Iran rock climber in headscarf controversy
Here’s a round-up of Al Jazeera’s Middle East coverage this week.
China sticks with zero-COVID as quarantine video causes outrage
The video that purportedly shows a seriously ill 16-year-old female being ignored at a quarantine centre has gone viral.
NGOs say Malta broke the law by directing asylum seekers to Egypt
International NGOs find that the Maltese government breached a part of the 1951 Geneva Convention.
Ancient carvings found in Iraq amid work to restore Mashki Gate
Rocks dating back 2,700 years discovered as archaeologists reconstruct Mosul area previously bulldozed by ISIL fighters.
James Webb Telescope captures iconic ‘Pillars of Creation’
According to NASA, the image is set within the vast Eagle Nebula, which lies 6,500 light years away from Earth.
Ukraine restricts electricity usage after wave of Russian attacks
Authorities curb power usage nationwide for the first time after Russian attacks damage critical infrastructure.
Chad declares state of emergency as floods affect one million
The flooding has affected 636 localities in the country while swallowing up more than 465,000 hectares of fields.
In Kherson attack, Ukrainian spirits high but arms supplies low
Ukrainian army officials say military aid is needed to advance past Russian fortified positions towards Kherson city.
Russia says Philippines should honour military helicopters deal
Russian ambassador says Moscow will fulfil its side of the contract and it expects the Philippines to do the same.
In search of stability, Malaysia to hold elections on Nov 19
The polls, a year earlier than scheduled, will be the first since the voting age was lowered to 18.
Suella Braverman resigns as UK home secretary
Braverman steps down after using her personal email to send an official document to a colleague.