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Moscow declares A. T. Coghill persona non grata in response to London expelling Russian defence attache.
Arab leaders accuse Israel of obstructing Gaza ceasefire efforts and demand an end to its war on Palestinian territory.
As Israel escalates assault on crowded southern city of Rafah, lawyers tell court, 'If Rafah falls, so too does Gaza.'
Hundreds of people have taken to the streets of the Tunisian capital after a lawyer was allegedly tortured by police.
Recent demonstrations against local election reforms by France have turned violent and prompted a lockdown.
As Israel bombs and re-bombs the tiny enclave, questions abound about when it will stop and what it will do next.
Experts say Ukraine's defence and Russia's manpower woes will limit the advance, but fears persist.
European Commission says it is concerned systems used by apps could 'exploit weaknesses and inexperience' of children.
Ukrainian leader meets military top brass, wounded soldiers and says situation is 'very difficult' but 'under control'.
Angered by Israel's moves in Gaza and the regional security risks they pose, Egypt joined the genocide case.
Civilians have been caught in the fighting between pro-government forces and M23 rebels vying for control in North Kivu.
The court appearance of the 71-year-old leader was not livestreamed on the court’s website or aired on news channels.
The demonstration at Irvine is the latest in a series of campus protests across the US over Israel's war in Gaza.
Interior minister says suspect charged with attempted murder is 'lone wolf' who had joined anti-government protests.
Israeli Defence Minister Gallant challenges PM Netanyahu over failure to address issue of post-war plan for Gaza.
That toll is more than three times the number of Palestinians killed in the West Bank in 2022.
The Slovak prime minister was shot multiple times on Wednesday in an assassination attempt.
On the 76th commemoration of the Nakba, Al Jazeera looks at the difference the last year has made to the Palestinians.
The abrogation of Kashmir's special status means many in the region see voting as the only way to be heard.
France is sending 1,000 additional security personnel to join 1,700 on the ground in bid to tackle situation.
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