US deploys 100 soldiers to Nigeria as attacks by armed groups surge
US soldiers will not have a combat role and are to operate under full command authority of Nigeria's military.
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One year on, No Other Land co-director says Israeli attacks intensifying
Oscar-winning director Hamdan Ballal says his family was attacked despite an Israeli court ruling in their favour.
US Homeland Security Department’s funding negotiations stall
Democrats have called for a ban on immigration agents wearing masks and are pushing for more oversight of operations.
Drone attack on busy market in Sudan kills at least 28
Drone-fired missiles hit when market packed with people, 'exacerbating the humanitarian tragedy', rights group says.
Robert Duvall, Oscar-winning actor and star of The Godfather, dies aged 95
The US actor was nominated for seven Oscars and won one for his role as a washed-up country singer in Tender Mercies.
Bangladesh’s interim leader Yunus steps down as new gov’t set to take over
'Let the practice of democracy continue,' said Yunus, who has overseen country's post-uprising transition since 2024.
South Korean president mulls apology to North
Lee Jae Myung says he felt he should apologise over drone flights allegedly ordered as a provocation by his predecessor.
Gaza university resumes in-person classes
Islamic University of Gaza resumes in-person classes after two years amid war damage and displacement.
Tennessee special election results: What we know about Matt Van Epps’s win
Republican Van Epps manages to defeat his Democratic challenger by a narrow margin.
Amnesty calls for war crimes probe on RSF attack on Sudan refugee camp
NGO documents accounts of atrocities during paramilitary force's April assault on the North Darfur facility.
Oil presses stand silent as West Bank has its worst olive harvest in years
Al Jazeera documented Palestinian families attempting to access their fields amid settler attacks.
Search resumes to solve mystery of missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370
New search to start on December 30 for Boeing 777 that went missing in 2014 with 227 passengers and 12 crew members.
Opium poppy farming hits 10-year high in war-torn Myanmar
Myanmar now the world’s main source of illicit opium following decline of poppy cultivation in Afghanistan, the UN says.
Martial law: Year after South Korea imposed it, where else is it in force?
From Ukraine to Myanmar and Burkina Faso, Al Jazeera examines martial law and its effects on civilians.
LIVE: Israel says remains returned yesterday not of captives held in Gaza
Israel says the findings that Hamas delivered yesterday were not linked to any of the remaining bodies of captives.
Sabrina Carpenter condemns ‘evil’ use of her music in White House video
Publisher of beloved children’s character Franklin the Turtle also disavowed the Trump administration's use of artwork.
Trump says he has revoked Biden’s autopen pardons: But can he do it?
Legal experts say there is no basis in the US Constitution for a president to revoke pardons.
Venezuela denounces US-ordered ‘forced sale’ of oil company Citgo
A Delaware judge has ordered the sale to settle debts, as Venezuela says US military buildup is targeting its oil.
Colombia’s Petro invites Trump to cocaine lab demolition amid attack threat
Colombian president chides Trump, saying 18,400 cocaine laboratories have been destroyed 'without missiles' fired.
US defence chief says he did not see survivors before follow-up boat strike
US Secretary of Defense Peter Hegseth defends controversial second strike on alleged drug boat in the Caribbean Sea.