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A Ukrainian NGO is using summer camps to support teenagers dealing with trauma linked to Russia’s full-scale invasion, with backing from foreign philanthropists.
Three paintings were taken during an early-morning burglary at the Renoir Museum in Cagnes-sur-Mer, with the mayor’s office estimating their value at €9 million.
Counter-tariffs on US imports have taken effect as businesses warn of higher costs, disrupted production and weaker cross-border investment.
Ukrainian authorities reported 10 injuries and damage to residential buildings as explosions and air-raid alerts spread across the capital.
The registration scheme follows enforcement of a policy targeting foreign-run businesses operating without work permits.
Seoul is considering non-combat and search-and-rescue assistance amid reported US pressure, economic disruption and a warning from Tehran.
The trend encourages men to avoid showers, perfume and deodorant, while a psychologist linked the quick fix to deeper concerns including low self-esteem and social anxiety.
A year after violent protests over corruption forced the resignation of Nepal’s then prime minister, the country continues to confront the effects of deadly floods.
The government says documented foreign traders remain protected, while critics warn the unclear measure could fuel xenophobia and unsettle investors.
The government says expanded settlement activity has heightened the urgency of protecting prospects for Palestinian statehood, but the proposal’s scope and enforcement remain unclear.
Saudi authorities say women and children were among those injured, but the claims have not been independently verified.
Jose Olger Melo Charry was reportedly abducted in Colombia’s southwest by a dissident FARC faction before walking for four days through territory controlled by his captors.
The Israeli prime minister’s office rejected the allegation as “an absolute lie”, while opposition figures renewed calls for his resignation.
Staff struck after alleging female employees were moved during a BAPS delegation’s visit, prompting an investigation by the tower operator and Paris authorities.
More than 340,000 travellers and about 2,900 flights were affected as authorities cleared volcanic ash from runways and airport infrastructure.
A new pricing bracket charges 100,000 rials per litre for monthly petrol use above 110 litres as authorities cite declining revenues and pressure on subsidies.
Two thieves broke into the museum in Cagnes-sur-Mer before fleeing with four works, one of which was abandoned during the escape.
The Real Madrid striker says his World Cup campaign strengthens his case for the award, while acknowledging the club must improve collectively.
Saudi-backed forces loyal to Yemen’s internationally recognised government are reported to have moved into the country as battles with Houthi forces escalate.
The French artificial intelligence company says the funding values it at more than €21 billion and will support research, infrastructure, products and international expansion.
Operator SETE says arrangements made during a BAPS delegation’s visit should not have been accepted, as officials call for an investigation.
Zheng Qinwen, Coco Gauff, Elena Rybakina and Alexander Zverev advanced at Flushing Meadows, with Zheng recovering from 0-5 down in the deciding set to defeat Iga Swiatek.
Rescue teams are concentrating on three hydropower projects after a glacier collapse buried tunnel entrances and left thousands missing across Nepal and Tibet.
Tariffs on nearly C$28 billion of US goods have taken effect as negotiations remain stalled and businesses prepare for a prolonged dispute.
Israel Katz and Itamar Ben-Gvir have publicly advocated plans to remove Palestinians from Gaza, while the US State Department said it opposed forced displacement.
Thousands gathered in Belgrade for the burial of former Bosnian Serb army commander Ratko Mladic, who was convicted of genocide and crimes against humanity.
Al Jazeera Global News reports that forest fires have broken out in the popular tourist province, with evacuations ordered near resort areas.
At least two people were killed and seven wounded, according to Kyiv authorities, as renewed attacks followed diplomatic visits by US envoys.
The Real Madrid forward said he believes he has every chance of winning the individual award as the Champions League resumes.
The coalition says attacks on civilian and economic sites in four southern Saudi locations injured women and children, though the claim has not been independently verified.
The two main candidates for October’s presidential election held events as the country observed its Independence Day.
Government officials say the campaign aims to retake Sanaa as fighting intensifies across several provinces, with nearly 900 people reported killed or wounded since Thursday.
Air raids damaged two residential buildings in Kyiv as US envoys’ talks in Moscow and Kyiv produced no reported breakthrough.
Venancio Mondlane has been notified he will face five charges linked to unrest after the disputed October 2024 presidential election.
Staff protested alleged sidelining of women during a Hindu group’s visit, prompting the Paris landmark to close on Monday.
Explosions and an air-raid alert were reported in Kyiv after a pause ordered by Vladimir Putin expired, as diplomatic efforts to end the war remain uncertain.
Donald Trump has threatened to halt sales of Canadian-made Bombardier aircraft unless the company builds them in the United States, without specifying how the measure could be imposed.
The Panama Canal’s daily ship limit is scheduled to fall to 32 from 15 September, with further reductions possible if rainfall remains poor.
Protests opposing a proposed luxury resort project described by Al Jazeera as backed by Jared Kushner have reached their 100th day.
Houthi authorities say seven people, including a child, were killed and at least seven injured at a detention facility in al-Jawf. Saudi Arabia has not commented.
Qatar says continued disruption risks what it calls an “industrial catastrophe”, as reported shipping through the major oil route falls to its lowest level since May.
The US secretary of state’s tour will focus on earthquake response, security cooperation and trade with governments aligned with the Trump administration.
Hurricane Lowell is expected to pass west of Niihau and Kauai from Monday night, with officials warning of dangerous winds, flooding, mudslides, surf and possible tornadoes.
More than 2.7 billion people, including 767 million children, were estimated to have been exposed to second-hand smoke in 2023, according to a Lancet study.
The NTSB says five people died and five were seriously injured after an Amazon cargo aircraft operated by 21 Air overran a runway at Miami International Airport.
Brent crude approaches US$97 a barrel as reduced traffic through the key oil route raises concerns about prolonged supply disruption.
A temple in West Bengal has collapsed into the Ganges River after severe riverbank erosion breached protective barriers, according to Al Jazeera.
The European Union has denounced the glorification of Ratko Mladic as thousands gathered in Belgrade for the funeral of the convicted war criminal.