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Gaza ceasefire deal in ‘final stages’: Qatar
Mediators say negotiations are at their 'closest point' yet, with expectations of a imminent deal.
Haiti displacement surpasses one million people: UN
Children account for more than half of Haiti's displaced population, which has tripled amid relentless gang violence.
Irregular migration into EU dropped sharply in 2024: Border agency
Despite falling total, number of people crossing border from Belarus and Russia jumped 192 percent.
Qatar says Gaza ceasefire closer than any time before
Qatar’s foreign ministry spokesman has said major issues that have prevented a Gaza ceasefire deal have been addressed.
Israel’s Ben-Gvir says Gaza ceasefire plan is a ‘surrender’ to Hamas
Itamar Ben-Gvir, Israel’s far-right national security minister, says the ceasefire talks constitute a ‘surrender' deal.
Where are the LA fires still burning, and why are they so destructive?
The wildfires raging through Los Angeles are the most destructive and likely the deadliest in the county's history.
Gaza attacks continue despite advanced ceasefire talks
Israel’s attacks across Gaza have not slowed, despite widespread optimism over a ceasefire deal to end Gaza genocide.
Russia accuses US and Ukraine of targeting TurkStream gas pipeline
Washington encouraging Ukraine to sabotage last remaining pipeline carrying Russian gas into the EU, claims Moscow.
Los Angeles wildfires day 8: What’s the latest, what’s next as winds rage?
As authorities continue battling dangerous blazes, we explore what lies ahead this Tuesday.
Hundreds of prisoners fighting LA fires for barely a dollar a day
Almost 1,000 US prisoners have been fighting the Los Angeles fires for pay as little as roughly a dollar a day.
UK's antitrust regulator to investigate Google's search services
LONDON — Britain's antitrust regulator said on Tuesday it would investigate Google's search services using its new powers to see how they impact consumers and businesses, including advertisers, news publishers and rival search engines.
The Competition and Markets Authority, which has gained new powers to examine big tech, said search was vital for economic growth and it was critical that competition was working well.
"Millions of people and businesses relied on Google's search and advertising services - with 90% of searches happening on their platform and more than 200,000 UK businesses advertising there," CMA boss Sarah Cardell said in a statement.
"It's our job to ensure people get the full benefit of choice and innovation in search services and get a fair deal."
The CMA's move comes after U.S. prosecutors in November argued to a judge that Google must sell its Chrome browser, share data, and search results with rivals, and take a range of other measures to end its monopoly on online search.
Google did not immediately respond to a request for a comment.
What’s happening with South Korea’s impeachment?
Al Jazeera's Patrick Fok reports from Seoul as President Yoon Suk's impeachment trial was adjourned.
Israeli historian Ilan Pappe: ‘This is the last phase of Zionism’
Pappe talks to Al Jazeera on 'neo-Zionism', ceasefire talks, the second coming of Trump and 'indoctrination' in Israel.
Saudi Arabia announces plans to enrich and sell uranium
Energy minister says yellowcake project is part of strategy to monetise all minerals.
Trump escaped conviction for ‘criminal efforts to retain power’: Report
Special counsel says Trump would have been convicted for bid to overturn 2020 poll if not for his 2024 election win.
Los Angeles wildfires prompt sports teams, fans to honour first responders
The Rams, Lakers and Clippers all dedicated their games to the community and first responders amid the LA wildfires.
Miners in South Africa standoff call for help as health declines
Video filmed by South African miners involved in a months-long standoff with police shows dire conditions underground.
Young people mark Coming of Age Day in Japan
People gathered to admire the elaborate outfits worn to celebrate the transition from childhood to adulthood.
Guardiola admits Man City should have signed more players in the summer
The Premier League title-holders have been hit by injury problems and poor form as they trail Liverpool by 12 points.
South Korea adjourns impeachment trial as Yoon remains elusive
Seeking to evade arrest, suspended president skips hearing over a failed martial law bid.