US judge sets Boeing 737 MAX fraud trial for June 23
In July, Boeing agreed to plead guilty to a criminal fraud conspiracy charge after two fatal 737 MAX crashes.
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Children among dozens killed as Israel pounds Gaza from north to south
Health officials say 62 people killed in a day as tens of thousands face forced displacement under latest Israeli order.
What is Betar US, the group pushing to deport pro-Palestinian students?
The far-right Zionist group is one of many supporting calls by Trump to deport pro-Palestine students from the US.
UN agency calls for urgent aid as conflict drives refugees from DR Congo
Violence in DR Congo has sent thousands of people fleeing into neighbouring countries.
Tesla sales plummet in Europe despite EV growth
Ageing design, rising competition and controversy around Elon Musk seen driving reversal of Tesla sales.
Yemen war plans: What did Trump aides leak to The Atlantic in Signal chat?
The Atlantic's editor said Pete Hegseth sent operational details of a US attack on the Houthis in a Signal chat.
Are Ethiopia and Eritrea hurtling towards war?
The two countries' historically fraught relationship was mended in 2018, but hostilities are flaring again.
Japan grants $1.4m to record-breaking death row inmate
Japan to award Iwao Hakamada, held wrongfully for 46 years and released last year, largest-ever payout.
Could US forces in Europe face a refusal of supply and support?
US threats to abandon Ukraine and European allies leads to one outburst of anger. Experts say they could lead to more.
South Sudan on brink of renewed civil war, UN warns
Building tension and violence threatens to unravel the peace deal that halted ethnic conflict in 2018.
Korean American sues Trump admin to stop deportation over campus activism
Yunseo Chung, 21, moved to the US when she was seven and now faces deportation over activism at Columbia University.
How India’s $14bn Muslim endowments are being plundered, even by government
Experts say BJP government's acquisition of land for expansion of Hindu temple in Ujjain city reflects a larger pattern.
China releases five detained staff from US due diligence firm Mintz Group
Company says it is 'grateful' to Chinese authorities for releasing local staff after two years in detention.
UN to downsize international staff in Gaza due to Israeli attacks
UN secretary-general makes 'difficult decision' to withdraw 30 percent of foreign staff from Gaza amid Israeli attacks.
Coastal warning issued after magnitude 6.7 quake hits off New Zealand
Thousands of people felt the quake in New Zealand with media reporting buildings swaying and items falling from shelves.
Russian journalists among six reported killed in Ukrainian rocket attack
A 14-year-old was also killed in the attack that killed staff from Russia's Izvestia newspaper and Zvezda TV channel.
How Republicans and Democrats are reacting to the Yemen war plans leak
US Senate Minority leader Chuck Schumer says leak is among the 'most stunning' intelligence breaches he has seen.
China’s missed emissions target poses challenge to global climate efforts
China's carbon intensity fell less than planned for in 2024 even as Beijing made strides in renewable energy.
Al Jazeera condemns Israel’s killing of journalist Hossam Shabat in Gaza
Media network condemns ‘assassination’ of Gaza correspondent by Israeli forces.
US appeals court weighs Trump’s deportations under Alien Enemies Act
One judge questioned whether Nazi defendants received more due process in the US than Venezuelans deported under Trump.