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Rwanda-backed M23 fighters resume attacks in DR Congo after two-day pause
Fighters continue advancing on South Kivu province despite ceasefire calls from regional leaders.
Football star Sam Kerr found not guilty of racial harassment in England
The Chelsea striker is cleared of racially aggravated harassment after calling a police officer 'stupid and white'.
Who sells the most steel and aluminium to the US and who is facing tariffs?
Donald Trump plans to place 25 percent tariffs on steel and aluminium imports, valued at about $50bn in 2024.
‘Eat the Rich’: A Growing Class Divide
We explore rising class consciousness among Gen Z and millennials and the growing awareness of economic inequality.
Why the Gaza ceasefire is in jeopardy
Hamas says it won’t release any more Israeli captives as part of the Gaza ceasefire.
Teacher admits to stabbing pupil to death in South Korea
Teacher at Daejeon elementary school has not yet been arrested for killing of 7-year-old girl, police say.
Rubiales ‘totally sure’ Hermoso consented to kiss at World Cup, trial hears
Spain ex-football chief Luis Rubiales told his version of events over alleged forced kiss of Jenni Hermoso at World Cup.
Gaza in need of shelter and supplies as winter storms hit
The humanitarian crisis in Gaza is being exacerbated as displaced Palestinians face a shortage of shelter.
Vance rails against AI regulation in Paris as US faces off with EU, China
US vice president warns global leaders against striking AI deals with 'authoritarian regimes' in a veiled jab at China.
Did Israel violate the Gaza ceasefire? What to know about Hamas’s pause
Hamas says it will halt its captive releases until Israel complies with the terms of the ceasefire agreed between them.
Woman jailed in Sweden for keeping Yazidi slaves in Syria
The 52-year-old gets 12 years in jail for 'genocide, crimes against humanity and serious war crimes' by ISIL in 2015.
How to amplify African voices in the art world
"I'm all about collaborating with the girls."
Sudan scene of world’s worst humanitarian crisis: African Union
Conflict hampering delivery of aid to a population suffering attacks and threat of famine.
The Gazafication of Jenin will not succeed
Palestinian resistance is an idea that cannot be bombed away.
One dead, eight sickened in Uganda’s new Ebola outbreak
Uganda's Health Ministry has confirmed nine Ebola cases in the country.
The US held migrants at Guantanamo before. Is Trump’s approach different?
The US has held migrants at Guantanamo before, with fewer than 100 in recent years. How does Trump's approach differ?
Bomb blast kills at least five in Afghanistan
Police say Taliban security personnel were among those killed in the as-yet unclaimed attack.
The UK’s ruling Labour government ‘paved the way for Reform to rise’
Al Jazeera interviews Professor Aurelien Mondon on the rise of populism.
Ukraine ‘may be Russian someday’: Trump
US president and Kyiv suggest a deal on rare earths could compensate Washington for aid.
Super Bowl performer explains Palestine-Sudan flag protest
The Super Bowl halftime performer who staged a protest with the flags of Palestine and Sudan told us why he had to act.