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EU threatens tariff hike on Chinese electric vehicles
The spat over EVs is part of a wider trade dispute over Chinese state support for green technologies.
Uproar in Bangladesh over Coca-Cola advert on Israel-Palestine
Coca Cola is facing a backlash in Bangladesh after it released an advert trying to distance itself from Israel.
Neymar: Bolivia’s Ladder Boy
An 11-year-old cemetery worker in Bolivia dreams of a better education as he struggles to support his family.
Hungary to allow NATO aid to flow to Ukraine
Budapest will not obstruct NATO military aid to Ukraine as it has the EU's efforts, but it will not help.
Coca-Cola ad in Bangladesh sparks backlash for ‘denying ties with Israel’
The commercial was briefly withdrawn before US-based firm put it back up as it battles calls for boycott amid Gaza war.
Russia, China, Ukraine, Africa: What’s on the G7 agenda in Italy?
From frozen Russian assets to growing West-China tensions, leading advanced economies have thorny issues to tackle.
Hezbollah fires nearly 100 rockets at Israel after senior commander killed
The military confrontation between Israel and Hezbollah is escalating with both saying they are prepared for war.
US and Ukraine’s EU allies rush to agree deal on Russian assets ahead of G7
Thorny issues remain as Washington tries to overcome scepticism in Western capitals.
UN-backed commission accuses Israel and Palestinian groups of war crimes
The COI also says Israel is guilty of crimes against humanity, but Israel rejects 'anti-Israeli discrimination'.
At least 35 dead in Kuwait building fire
Fire erupts in building in southern Mangaf district, an area heavily populated with foreign workers in Kuwait.
Denmark says Korean instant noodles too spicy to eat safely
Danish Veterinary and Food Administration recalls Samyang instant noodles over ‘acute poisoning’ risk.
A House in Jerusalem holds the memories and grief of Nakba, dispossession
Muayad Alayan's film is the story of a Palestinian girl and a Jewish girl seeking answers and sharing their grief.
European Parliament at crossroads as right-wing parties triumph in EU vote
While the centre-right European People's Party remains the largest bloc, analysts say a shift to the right is likely.
Israeli attack hits Palestinian tent camp in central Gaza
Watch the moment an Israeli strike hit a tent camp on the beach in central Gaza.
Johnson & Johnson to pay $700m to settle claims it misled consumers
Pharmaceutical giant's payout settles allegations it misled consumers about safety of its talcum-based powder products.
Russian vessels conduct missile drills in Atlantic on way to Cuba
The frigate and submarine are part of a four-strong fleet that is due to arrive in Cuba on Wednesday.
Peace eludes India’s Manipur even after defeating BJP over ethnic violence
In riot-hit state, hopes of change following the governing party's defeat are shortlived as deadly clashes continue.
When are Hajj and Eid al-Adha 2024?
Al Jazeera takes a look at the world’s largest religious gathering Mecca sees every year.
Russia and Belarus begin second stage of tactical nuclear weapons drills
Moscow says the exercises are a response to 'daily provocations' from the United States and its European allies.
Is Pakistan’s crisis-ridden economy finally recovering?
Inflation is down, forex reserves are up. But analysts warn it's early days, and everyday people are yet to benefit.