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As same-sex marriage nears, Thailand’s businesses chase the ‘pink baht’
Wedding planners, hotels, malls and mortgage brokers are hoping to cash in on the legalisation of same-sex unions.
Pro-Palestine protesters scale roof of Australia’s Parliament House
The protesters rolled out several banners, including one that said 'From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free'.
World’s oldest artwork discovered in Indonesian cave
The painting was dated using a new technique and suggests Europe was not where cave art first emerged.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 860
As the war enters its 860th day, these are the main developments.
What could the Supreme Court’s immunity ruling mean for US foreign policy?
Presidents have used power overseas with few restraints, a trend experts worry could be strengthened under the ruling.
Americans swat away high fuel prices and gear up for record July 4 travels
Record 71 million people are expected to travel on upcoming long weekend, a growth trajectory similar to pre-pandemic.
Why is Hurricane Beryl of so much global scientific concern?
Major storm batters Caribbean earlier and with more ferocity than in previous seasons.
White House bats down reports Biden assessing exit from presidential race
Biden tells campaign team he will remain candidate despite dismal debate showing, growing pressure from some Democrats.
UN: Israeli evacuation order ‘wiped out’ efforts to distribute aid
Israel’s evacuation order for 250,000 people in Gaza’s Khan Younis “wiped out” UN efforts to deliver more aid.
UEFA Euro 2024 quarterfinals: Teams, match schedule, start times, venues
Which teams are in Euro 2024's quarterfinals? When are the games, and who are the favourites? Al Jazeera explains.
General Motors to pay $146m fine over excess emissions from older vehicles
Emissions from certain vehicles were 10 percent more on average than GM’s initial compliance testing claimed.
Putin and Xi hail ‘stability’ of China-Russia partnership on SCO sidelines
The duo founded central Asian security summit as counterpoint to Western might.
Who is competing to become Iran’s president in the run-off election?
Two candidates are left in the race, Saeed Jalili and Masoud Pezeshkian. What camps do they represent?
Russian air strike kills five people in Dnipro, Ukraine says
At least 53 wounded in the attack and four are in a serious condition, governor says.
Mechanic Sea: Diving for scrap metal in Cape Verde
Metal waste from the sea bed is a source of income for Bruno – but mainly he loves the peace he finds under the water.
Distressing images: Aftermath of a strike on a market in Gaza City
Video from the Zeitoun neighbourhood of Gaza City shows the aftermath of a reported Israeli tank shelling.
Hezbollah launches barrage of rockets at Israel after top commander killed
Muhammad Nimah Nasser is at least the third senior commander killed in cross-border fighting since October.
Friend of Bee: Beekeeping in Democratic Republic of the Congo
Sustainability is the basis of Deborah Nzarubara’s bee business and approach to biodiversity.
Sport clubs in the crosshairs? Argentina’s austerity measures prompt debate
President Milei has spurred outrage by proposing to privatise nonprofit neighbourhood clubs, an Argentinian tradition.
Source: Pakistan to play India in Lahore on March 1 in ICC Champions Trophy
A source inside Pakistan cricket told Al Jazeera that despite the proposed date, India's participation is questionable.