‘We’re back’: Cambodia’s embattled opposition hopes for revival
Cambodia holds local elections Sunday and new opposition party hopes to chip away at the dominance of the ruling party.
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Marikana victims rally in South Africa as Ramaphosa sued
EFF rallied with survivors of Marikana shooting in Johannesburg where a lawsuit against the president is being heard.
Suspect in Buffalo shooting that killed 10 pleads not guilty
Payton Gendron, 18, is accused of killing 10 Black people and injuring 3 others in a racially-motivated US attack.
UN’s Guterres demands end to ‘suicidal war against nature’
Unless humanity acts now, 'we will not have a livable planet,' United Nations secretary-general warns.
NATO chief on Ukraine war: We have to be prepared for ‘long haul’
Jens Stoltenberg says conflict is turning into 'war of attrition', and NATO is not seeking escalation with Russia.
US sanctions Russian officials, oligarchs, Putin’s megayachts
Among those targeted is also an oligarch who heads a major steel producer, the US Treasury Department said on Thursday.
EU approves sanctions targeting Russian oil and Sberbank
Bloc drops leader of Russia's Orthodox Church from proposed blacklist after Hungary opposes the move.
El Salvador committing ‘massive’ rights violations, Amnesty says
At least 18 people have died in state custody during sweeping gang crackdown, Amnesty International says in new report.
China a ‘glaring example’ of religious repression, US says
US Department of State slams China for committing 'genocide' against Uighurs in report on global religious freedom.
Putin, African Union head meet Friday to discuss food crisis
Talks are expected to focus on grain supplies, political cooperation amid Russia's standoff with the West over Ukraine.
COVID deaths in Africa to fall by 94% in 2022: WHO
Richer countries and southern African nations have had double the mortality rates of poorer ones elsewhere in Africa.
Prince George, Princess Charlotte, And Prince Louis Played A Starring Role In The Trooping The Colour
The Cambridge children rode in a carriage during the Queen's birthday parade as part of her Platinum Jubilee celebrations.
‘Vicious cycle’: Storms intensify in the Gulf as climate changes
Recent ecologically disastrous conditions in the Gulf are latest sign of climate danger to the MENA region.
Fewer Americans applied for unemployment benefits last week
Hiring gains have been strikingly consistent in the face of the worst US inflation in four decades.
132 asylum seekers in Rwanda after evacuation from Libya: UNCHR
The asylum seekers are from several African countries including Eritrea, Ethiopia, Somalia and Sudan.
OPEC+ agrees on bigger oil-output hikes for coming months
The group has finally bowed to months of pressure from major consumers to help ease the pain of high energy prices.
Colombian ex-cartel boss Rodriguez Orejuela dies in US prison
Gilberto Rodriguez Orejuela, the former leader of Colombia's Cali Cartel, dies in prison aged 83.
Senegalese refugees flee to Gambia after separatist crisis
The displacement is due to a Senegalese military operation against rebels in Casamance fighting for independence.
100 days of the Russia-Ukraine war: A battle of beliefs
Over three months into Moscow's invasion, Al Jazeera's reporter in Kyiv looks at what is left of the countries' ties.
Canada says China harassing its aircraft near North Korea
Canada says pilots put 'at risk' by Chinese warplanes on missions to monitor North Korean sanctions evasions.