Hurricane Otis leaves trail of destruction in Mexico’s Acapulco
The Pacific storm strengthened with shocking swiftness before it hammered the beach resort of Acapulco.
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Displaced cook volunteers to feed 50 Gaza families amidst Israeli bombing
In one of the areas set up for displaced Palestinians in Khan Younis, volunteer cooks aim to feed 500 people daily.
Israeli air strikes kill dozens in Gaza overnight, Palestinian sources say
Four Palestinians also reportedly killed in the occupied West Bank following pre-dawn raids by Israeli forces.
As the UN votes on the Israel-Gaza war, Palestine can only observe
As a non-member observer, Palestine can speak at UN meetings but can't vote on resolutions about the situation in Gaza.
At least 27 dead after Hurricane Otis hits Mexico’s Acapulco
One of the most powerful storms to ever hit Mexico left a trail of destruction in the beach town of 900,000.
Palestinian ambassador urges UN to ‘stop the killing’ as Israel pounds Gaza
Riyad Mansour says certain nations that he did not name were applying a double standard on the war.
Analysis: What does Israel’s Gaza incursion propaganda video reveal?
It's a message to Israelis and the world about Israel's military preparations, but includes clues Hamas will have noted.
Arab world speaks out on killing of Al Jazeera journalist’s family
Grief has poured out across the region following the shocking slaughter of wife and children in southern Gaza.
Afghanistan girls education activist Matiullah Wesa released by Taliban
Wesa, who travelled the country campaigning for girls to have access to education, freed after seven months in prison.
Police search for suspect after at least 18 killed in Maine mass shooting
State's governor Janet Mills warns that suspect, a US army reserve member, is considered armed and dangerous.
Who is Mike Johnson, the new US Republican House speaker?
Mike Johnson was elected as House speaker after three other candidates were unable to secure enough votes.
At least 27 killed after Hurricane Otis slams into Mexico’s Acapulco
Cleanup efforts under way after category 5 story hit Mexico's Pacific coast and tore through Guerrero state.
Finding small moments of joy for Palestinian children at al-Shifa Hospital
An art activity for the hundreds of displaced children taking refuge from Israel's bombs at al-Shifa Hospital.
Lewiston, Maine shooting: What we know so far
US law enforcement is trying to locate suspect Robert Card after shootings in two locations of Lewiston, Maine.
Nigeria’s Supreme Court affirms Tinubu’s presidential victory
Nigeria's highest court dismisses the opposition's claims of fraud and electoral law violations.
Middle East Roundup: In Gaza, mourning is a luxury
Israeli air raids killed the family of Al Jazeera’s Wael Dahdouh – we continue our coverage of Gaza this week.
How far will Europe back Israel in its war on Gaza?
European leaders are visiting Israel one by one in a show of support. But concerns over regional security linger.
China’s youngest-ever astronauts blast off to space station
Beijing has pumped billions of dollars into its space programme in an effort to catch up with the US and Russia.
Who are Qassam Brigades, Hamas’s armed wing fighting Israel?
As Israel plans a ground offensive on Gaza, here is what to know about the primary armed groups it is going to face.
Two more resolutions to end Gaza violence fail at UN Security Council
Elected members to work on new draft resolution amid growing frustration at council's failure to act.