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Hezbollah’s deputy chief delivers defiant message
Sheikh Naim Qassem asserts that despite death of leader, Hezbollah is ready to meet any Israeli ground offensive.
Video: Reporter on Lebanese fears of what Israel will do next
As Israel continues its bombardment of Lebanon, Al Jazeera’s Zeina Khodr in Beirut says many people are concerned.
France’s Le Pen and far-right party on trial for alleged EU funds abuse
The long-running case threatens to scupper any bid by Le Pen for the presidency in 2027.
Has Russia’s military improved enough to take on NATO?
Al Jazeera's defence editor on why Russia's army is unprepared for a conflict with NATO, a scenario Putin is warning of.
Israeli air attack hits central Beirut
An Israeli air attack on an apartment in central Beirut on Sunday reportedly killed three members of a Palestinian group
Video: Aftermath of deadly flooding and landslides in Nepal
Rescue teams have been looking for people stuck in their homes or under mud after floods and landslides in Nepal.
Punish violent fans and the players inciting them: Atletico manager Simeone
Diego Simeone calls for action after the Spanish football league's Madrid derby was halted due to crowd trouble.
Modi’s Kashmir statehood promise. Poll rhetoric or genuine outreach?
Modi promises Kashmir statehood amid regional elections, but analysts doubt full autonomy will be restored.
How secondhand clothes took Zimbabwe by storm – and hammered retail
The country’s clothes manufacturers are taking a beating from imported ‘preloved’ clothes and a struggling economy.
Nepal surveys damage after deadly floods kill at least 193 people
Recovery and rescue work has stepped up, with casualty numbers pushing towards 200.
Trump escalates personal attacks on rival, calls Harris ‘mentally impaired’
Trump’s rally in Pennsylvania took on similar themes as an event a day before that he described as a 'dark speech'.
‘Hugely significant’: Who’s in the race to become UK Conservatives leader?
Four candidates hope to rule over the party that is trying to recover from an historic electoral blow. Who are they?
US approves $567m in military support for Taiwan
The support is the latest move by Washington to boost the island's military in the face of rising tensions with China.
In the Philippines, costly marriage annulments spur calls to allow divorce
Bill to legalise divorce offers hope to Filipino women currently relying on expensive and lengthy annulment process.
‘Earthquake’: Austria’s far-right Freedom Party wins election
The far right might struggle to form a coalition because most other parties have said they will not work with it.
Can a war in the Middle East be averted?
The region braces for further attacks after Israel's killing of Hezbollah's leader Hassan Nasrallah in Beirut.
Israeli attacks kill 105 people in Lebanon as war escalates
Israeli military carries out an air raid against an apartment building in the heart of Beirut for first time in years.
What comes next for Hezbollah after Israel’s assassination of Nasrallah?
Hassan Nasrallah’s assassination has left a void in Hezbollah’s leadership.
Israel likely used US-made bombs in Nasrallah assassination: Report
Washington Post reports the Israeli army possibly dropped heavy US bombs in the attack, which razed buildings in Beirut.
Who are the top 10 players to watch at the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2024?
From Smriti Mandhana to Abtaha Maqsood, Al Jazeera picks the 10 players who could light up the tournament in the UAE.