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Thousands mourn Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh at funeral prayer
Palestinians and nationals from other countries came to pay tribute to the assassinated Hamas political chief.
Morocco thump USA 4-0 to enter men’s football semis at Paris Olympics 2024
Captain Achraf Hakimi scores as the Atlas Lions put on a dominant performance in front of a partisan crowd in Paris.
Bangladesh youth aim to restore hope after deadly student protests
We speak to Bangladeshi youth at the forefront of a movement they say aims to restore hope in the country's future.
Harris campaign raises $310m in July as eyes turn to VP pick
July figure is more than double amount raised by Republican nominee Donald Trump as race for White House heats up.
Pro-Palestine student protesters say lawsuits, crackdowns won’t deter them
Students at Canadian universities say the strong-arm tactics to quash protests have only strengthened their resolve.
Before Gershkovich: Big prisoner swaps between enemies
From ‘Bridge of Spies’ at height of Cold War to last year’s US-Iran deal, our recap of the most significant exchanges.
UK braces for more far-right protests as gov’t warns of tough response
The UK's prime minister has promised a tough response to stop 'a breakdown in law and order on our streets.'
Venezuelan opposition says office ransacked as election tensions grow
Opposition candidate Edmundo Gonzalez condemns vandalism as Venezuela faces mounting calls to release full vote tallies.
Algerian boxer Imane Khelif becomes target of Olympics gender row
The fighter under scrutiny won her opening bout when opponent Angela Carini from Italy quits after 46 seconds.
Southport stabbing: What led to the spread of disinformation?
Disinformation about the suspect's religion leads to a rise in Islamophobia and anti-migrant anger.
Mourners attend Hamas leader’s funeral in Qatar
Thousands of mourners including official representatives of several nations gathered in Doha.
Gaza and the death of Western journalism
Israel's war on Gaza has killed an unprecedented number of journalists - so why is the Western media still silent?
A comprehensive peace based on the two-state solution is still achievable
With its recent advisory opinion, ICJ drew a clear pathway for peace, justice and security for all in Israel-Palestine.
Russian ‘hostage diplomacy’ pays off: Decoding a wartime prisoner exchange
Swap during Moscow's invasion of Ukraine significant for the West and Russia, but not Kyiv, analysts say.
Hezbollah leader’s ‘new phase’ warning to Israel
Hezbollah’s leader has warned Israel that their conflict has entered “a new phase different from the past”.
History, genocide and Israel’s war on Gaza: Mehdi Hasan and Benny Morris
Mehdi Hasan challenges Israeli historian Benny Morris on Israel's war on Gaza, its historical roots and Zionism.
‘Bring him back’: Hope meets loss in Indian villages hit by landslides
Nearly 300 people have been killed in the landslides in Kerala state, and the toll is expected to rise.
Anger, calls for resistance at Hamas chief Haniyeh’s funeral in Qatar
Thousands attend funeral prayers for Hamas’s political leader Ismail Haniyeh ahead of his burial.
Turkey blocks Instagram amid ‘censorship’ row
Top government official accused US-based company of blocking condolence posts on killing of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh.
‘Nigerians are tired’: Protesters fed up with bad governance, soaring costs
Thousands are protesting poor governance, corruption and the increasing cost of living in Africa's most populous nation.