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Stampede at New Delhi railway station kills at least 18 people
A stampede at a railway station in New Delhi, India has killed at least 18 people and injured dozens more.
RSF escalates attacks on Sudan’s famine-stricken Zamzam refugee camp
The paramilitary group is trying to tighten its grip on Darfur, a traditional stronghold.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events – day 1,088
Here are the key developments on the 1,088th day of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Children among 15 killed in crush at New Delhi train station in India
Indian officials said the accident happened amid a surge of passengers waiting for trains to a Hindu religious festival.
Europe to be excluded from Russia-Ukraine peace talks, US envoy confirms
US confirms Europe excluded from Ukraine peace talks aimed at ending Russia's war.
Mother, daughter die after being injured in Munich car ramming
A two-year-old girl and her mother have died from injuries suffered in car-ramming attack earlier this week in Munich.
Hamas, Israel exchange captives and prisoners amid fragile ceasefire
Hamas released three captives in Gaza and Israel freed hundreds of Palestinians.
Thousands take part in London rally against Donald Trump’s Gaza plan
The protest comes after Hamas handed over three male Israeli captives as part of the ceasefire agreement
How realistic is the African Union’s call for reparatory justice?
African leaders are seeking reparations from former colonial powers at a summit in Ethiopia.
Real Madrid draw at Osasuna after Bellingham sees red
Defending champions Real Madrid drew 1-1 at Osasuna to stall their title charge in Pamplona.
Four released Palestinians in critical condition, hospitalised in Ramallah
Released Palestinians report severe malnutrition and physical abuse in Israeli prisons.
ICC Champions Trophy: Top 5 players; Afridi, Azam, Buttler, Gill, Maxwell
Ahead of the start of the ICC Champions Trophy in Pakistan on February 19, Al Jazeera picks five players to watch.
“All Israel can do is obstruct. And this is what it’s doing.”
Benjamin Netanyahu wants to make the ceasefire deal look as difficult as possible, says commentator Ori Goldberg.
“This is the largest breach in American history”
A lawsuit was filed to stop the Department of Government Efficiency from accessing US Treasury Department records.
Palestinians burn ‘humiliating’ shirts after release from Israeli prisons
Freed Palestinians burn 'racist' shirts forced onto them by Israel in exchange for captives after tense negotiations.
Protests over train station collapse grip Serbia, demand government action
Students march in Serbia, seeking justice for train station victims and accountability for corruption and nepotism.
Jannik Sinner banned from tennis for three months in doping case
The world number one reached a settlement with the World Anti-Doping Agency after two positive drug tests in 2024.
Sudan army retakes more of capital Khartoum from RSF
Sudanese military makes gains in the capital as paramilitaries retain key positions.
Germany rebuffs ‘dictated peace’ for Ukraine at Munich security summit
Chancellor Olaf Scholz also rejected the call by US Vice President JD Vance to open Germany's door to far-right parties.
What explains Trump’s fixation on South Africa?
Trump targets South Africa over ‘human rights violations’ against white farmers.