Western allies face genocide complicity if support for Israel continues
Experts say Western allies are risking sanction from the ICJ if they continue to ship arms to Israel.
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Why will low birthrate in Europe trigger ‘Staggering social change’?
Lancet report says Western countries will be forced to open borders wide to migration if economies are to survive.
NATO foreign ministers to discuss $108bn military aid fund for Ukraine
NATO foreign ministers to hold preliminary talks as they seek to forge a five-year support package for Ukraine.
Israel’s war on Gaza: List of key events, day 180
Netanyahu says Israel mistakenly killed seven people working for aid group as global condemnation of strikes grows.
Taiwan rocked by most powerful quake in 25 years
The earthquake was the strongest since one of magnitude 7.6 struck in September 1999, killing about 2,400 people.
Biden rebukes Israel, says he’s ‘outraged’ over killing of Gaza aid workers
US president issues some of his strongest criticism of Israel after killings of seven aid workers in Israeli air strike.
North Korea says Kim Jong Un oversaw test of new hypersonic weapon
State media said the missile – named Hwasong-16B – was a key piece of the country's nuclear war deterrent.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 769
As the war enters its 769th day, these are the main developments.
At least nine dead, hundreds injured after Taiwan hit by strong earthquake
Taiwan authorities report deaths in Hualien County, including three hikers, and say more than 900 were injured.
Mexican President Lopez Obrador responds to mayoral candidate’s slaying
The death of Bertha Gisela Gaytán has renewed concern over violence in the lead-up to the nationwide election on June 2.
Why Biden’s White House iftar unravelled amid Gaza war
Sources tell Al Jazeera the White House cancelled Ramadan meal after many Muslim invitees declined to attend.
Portugal’s minority government takes office, faces fragmented parliament
With just 80 seats in 230-seat parliament, the government will need the support of the opposition to pass legislation.
Biden and Xi hold first discussions since November, talk Taiwan and tech
Call comes ahead of flurry of diplomatic engagement, with both US and China maintaining they want to reduce friction.
Gaza infrastructure damages estimated at $18.5bn in UN-World Bank report
The initial assessment is likely to be an underestimate of the real damages, losses and needs in Gaza.
Four hundred years on, Mexico’s oldest Black community struggles to survive
Climate change, poverty threaten to wash away the coastal community founded by fugitive slaves.
Netanyahu says Israeli forces killed World Central Kitchen workers in Gaza
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirms Israel launched attack that killed seven charity workers in Gaza.
Al Jazeera Sanad probe: Israeli forces deliberately hit WCK convoy
Israeli army deliberately targeted World Central Kitchen convoy with three consecutive attacks, Al Jazeera concludes.
Cyprus concerned over spike in arrivals of Syrian refugees from Lebanon
Arrivals of Syrian asylum seekers have surged, with more than 350 such arrivals recorded in two days.
Why are thousands protesting against Netanyahu’s government in Israel?
Israeli citizens have taken to the streets in anti-government protests, calling for ceasefire and return of captives.
Photos: Senegal’s youngest president, Bassirou Diomaye Faye, sworn in
Commonly known as Diomaye, or 'the honourable one' in the local Serer language, Faye won election with 54% of the vote.