Boeing woes spark painful memories for families of Indonesian crash victims
Near-disaster involving Alaska Airlines aircraft has revived questions about plane manufacturer's safety record.
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Stories of ‘beating the odds’ in China draw dark responses from wary public
Wave of online scepticism about two stories of survival and success in China point to deeper public dissatisfaction.
Filipinos in Hong Kong were promised a new life in Poland. It never came
Two-part Al Jazeera investigation reveals claims of deception by recruiters working across multiple countries.
‘Can’t stop’: US teen’s family seeks elusive justice in West Bank killing
US has been accused of failing to hold Israel accountable for the killings of its citizens, despite mounting pressure.
US court hears civil case accusing Biden of ‘complicity’ in Gaza ‘genocide’
Plaintiffs want the federal court to urge the US to use its influence to get Israel to end its hostilities in Gaza.
Donald Trump ordered to pay E Jean Carroll $83.3m for defamation
Trump walks out of court after lawyer for Carroll asks jurors to decide how much he owes writer.
Russia’s Putin says ‘obvious’ Ukraine shot down plane over Belgorod
Moscow and Kyiv trade blame after Il-76 plane crashed, reportedly killing 65 Ukrainian POWs said to be on board.
Who is Julia Sebutinde? The judge against all ICJ rulings in Israel’s case
ICJ Judge Sebutinde voted against emergency measures requested by South Africa against Israel over its war on Gaza.
Hundreds take to streets in The Hague in solidarity with Palestinians
International Court of Justice (ICJ) has ordered Israel to take all measures possible to prevent genocidal acts in Gaza.
UNRWA probes employees over suspected involvement in October 7 attack
The US has paused funding to the UN agency after Israel said some of its staff were allegedly involved in the attacks.
What has the ICJ ordered Israel to do on Gaza war, and what’s next?
The court did not order a ceasefire, but effectively put Israel on notice over the war.
World reacts to ICJ ruling on South Africa’s genocide case against Israel
World court orders Israel to take all measures within its power to prevent acts of genocide in Gaza.
‘Propaganda, provocation’: Did Ukraine down a plane with its POWs aboard?
Confusion abounds days after a Russian military jet crashed near the Ukrainian border, reportedly killing dozens.
ICJ rules Israel must prevent acts of genocide in Gaza: Key takeaways
International Court of Justice makes interim ruling in South Africa's case against Israel over war in Gaza.
Threats and street justice: How violence is transforming life in Ecuador
Residents are taking precautions to avoid clashes with the growing gang presence in Ecuador amid a state of emergency.
ICJ fails to order ceasefire, but says Israel must prevent genocide in Gaza
Provisional ruling calls for emergency measures, says Israel must 'prevent and punish' incitement to commit genocide.
UK’s King Charles admitted to hospital for prostate treatment
Royal officials said the 75-year-old monarch has an enlarged prostate but his condition is benign.
What the ICJ’s interim ruling means for Israel’s war on Gaza
The ICJ's provisional measures stop short of calling for a ceasefire, but could make the war harder for Israel to wage.
India’s Tata and Europe’s Airbus sign deal to manufacture helicopters
The agreement was signed during French President Macron's state visit to the South Asian country.
‘Voters are looking for a mini-Niinisto’: Finland braces for new president
Under Sauli Niinisto, Finland's relationship with Russia changed as the Nordic nation became a critical European power.