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Would US democracy survive a second Trump presidency?
Mehdi Hasan goes head-to-head with Adolfo Franco to debate the implications of a potential second Trump presidency.
Israeli forces again target UN peacekeepers in southern Lebanon
The attack on UNIFIL's headquarters in Naqoura comes a day after two Indonesian peacekeepers were injured.
Family who fled Israeli attacks killed in Beirut air raid
Al Jazeera’s Ali Hashem reports from the scene of one of the Israeli attacks in central Beirut.
Israel’s forgotten terror
There was a time US presidents condemned and tried to reign in Israeli terror.
Leach leads England rout of Pakistan in first Test
England go one up in three-Test series after humbling defeat for Pakistan as records tumbled in Multan.
Israel slams UN probe on deliberate attacks to destroy Gaza’s health system
Inquiry accused Israeli forces of killing and torturing medical personnel and restricting patients from leaving enclave.
One year reporting in the war on Gaza
Al Jazeera journalists who’ve reported from devastating scenes in the war on Gaza explain what it’s been like.
Labour’s first 100 days running UK panned as ‘worst start in living memory’
A donations scandal and controversial decision to deny a payment to pensioners overshadow Starmer's new administration.
Israel wages war on Lebanon using its tactics from Gaza
As Israel wages war on Lebanon, it is deploying some of the same devastating tactics that it used to destroy Gaza.
Japanese anti-nuclear group awarded Nobel Peace Prize
The 2024 Nobel Peace Prize has been given to Japanese anti-nuclear weapons group Nihon Hidankyo.
The South African anti-apartheid cathedral that’s now a pro-Palestine hub
As Israel's war on Gaza enters a second year, weekly vigils at St George's Cathedral in Cape Town call for peace.
Japanese atomic bomb survivors’ group Nihon Hidankyo wins Nobel Peace Prize
Movement awarded for 'demonstrating through witness testimony that nuclear weapons must never be used again'.
With Israel’s undeclared invasion of Lebanon, has Netanyahu already won?
Critics have said the prime minister's surge in support following the assault on Lebanon may be short-lived.
Israeli attacks in Beirut city centre kill at least 22 people
Israeli forces have killed at least 22 people in air attacks on central Beirut.
What are digital arrests, the newest deepfake tool used by cybercriminals?
Scammers are increasingly using deepfake tech to fraud people. Experts say awareness is key to prevent online scam.
Blinken condemns China’s ‘dangerous and unlawful’ moves in South China Sea
Top US diplomat says Beijing has 'injured people' and 'harmed vessels' of rival nations in the disputed waters.
Taiwan says four employees of Apple supplier Foxconn arrested in China
Workers reportedly arrested in Zhengzhou for equivalent of breach of trust.
Armed attackers kill 20 coal miners in southwest Pakistan
The attack is the latest in Balochistan province, and security concerns are growing before a key international summit.
Kyiv says Ukrainian reporter Victoria Roshchyna died in Russian detention
The award-winning freelance journalist was known for her reporting on life in Russian-occupied Ukraine.
New Zealand defence chief slams ‘misogynistic’ trolling over ship sinking
New Zealand Defence Minister Judith Collins says sinking of HMNZS Manawanui has nothing to do with captain's gender.