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The actor says her public support for Palestine is still affecting her career, though no specific roles or productions have been identified.

The Democratic Michigan Senate candidate used a Detroit speech to address Islamophobia, overseas military action and domestic spending priorities.

Pro-Palestinian activists say the campaign is offensive amid widespread amputations and life-changing injuries in Gaza.

Two further eruptions at Anak Krakatau sent volcanic ash across parts of Indonesia, with hundreds of flights reportedly disrupted.

The emergency appeal seeks authority for the Postal Service to track mail-in ballots and assess whether they may be rejected before November’s midterm elections.

More than four decades after the Falklands war, Argentina has reasserted its claim to sovereignty over the islands.

Early indications place the far-right party and its candidate Ulrich Siegmund ahead, but final results and coalition negotiations will determine whether it can govern.

The United Nations says more than 84,000 people need assistance after floods across Nepal and China’s Tibet region left thousands dead or missing.

Arsenal defeated Chelsea 2-1 at the Emirates Stadium after conceding inside the opening two minutes of the London derby.

Farmers in Beit Ummar say settler attacks, livestock theft and movement restrictions are obstructing access to land and damaging crops.

Energy Secretary Chris Wright said a nuclear agreement with Iran may not be reached, suggesting the US could instead target capabilities it says support Tehran’s nuclear ambitions.

Tehran says its policy of proportionate retaliation is over after the United States struck three Iranian crude oil tankers amid a disputed naval blockade.

Exit polls put the far-right party on 44.5 per cent, ahead of the CDU on 18.5 per cent, but coalition arithmetic could still block it from power.

Niger’s military government says foreign-backed unrest reached sensitive sites in the capital, while France and Benin deny involvement.

Al Jazeera reports mass fish deaths in Central Java amid a prolonged dry spell and sharply reduced river levels.

Early results put the far-right party on 44.5 per cent, well ahead of Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s conservatives.

A potential victory would put Germany’s far-right party within reach of its first regional government since the Second World War.

Exit polls put the far-right party well ahead of the CDU, but the final seat count will depend on smaller parties crossing the parliamentary threshold.

FIFA says Infantino’s re-election plans remain unchanged as critics challenge his proposed fourth term and UEFA pursues documents for possible legal proceedings.

The British-Egyptian actor discusses identity, justice and his opposition to Israel’s war in Gaza in an interview with Al Jazeera.

France 24 reporter Gaëlle Fonseca speaks with audiences at the Deauville Film Festival about the American films that shaped their lives or made recent impressions.

The Banja Luka office will promote business and investment cooperation, but proposed Israeli projects and a technology programme remain unspecified.

Rescue teams are searching tunnels at the Chilime hydropower plant, with no details released on the number of people involved or the cause of the incident.

A visual review highlights flood rescue operations in Nepal, reported Russian strikes on Kyiv, an alleged US missile strike in southern Iran and the World Nomad Games in Kyrgyzstan.

Voting is under way in an eastern German state where recent surveys place the AfD ahead of Merz’s CDU, though the result remains undecided.

Authorities report at least 1,384 deaths after flooding likely linked to a glacial collapse, as Nepal seeks climate compensation and the UN appeals for $50 million in aid.

An Al Jazeera opinion article examines the reported growth of US military cooperation in the region and its potential consequences for budgets, sovereignty and democratic institutions.

A Cairo court sentenced Khalifa and 11 others to death over alleged synthetic-drug offences, organised crime and possession of unlicensed firearms.

Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner made their first official visit to Ukraine after meeting Vladimir Putin in Moscow, with no breakthrough announced.

Ash from the volcano spread towards West Java, prompting temporary suspensions at eight airports and disrupting routes to Singapore, Doha, Sydney and Kuala Lumpur.

Reduced community-kitchen services, rising prices and limited aid are leaving families reliant on irregular meals and canned food.

Government forces say they have retaken Hais district and advanced near al-Barh, but the reported gains have not decisively altered the conflict’s balance.

Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are due to meet Volodymyr Zelenskyy as Washington pursues further peace talks, with security guarantees and the future of Donbas unresolved.

Live updates, build-up, analysis and text commentary are being provided for the London derby at Emirates Stadium.

Former military personnel, family members and officials reportedly attended the event ahead of the Bosnian Serb commander’s burial.

The non-binding resolution encourages schools, institutions and technology companies to consider a map that represents land areas more proportionally.

Iva Jovic defeated Alex Eala 7-5, 3-6, 7-5 in a three-hour, three-minute match to reach the round of 16, where she will face Coco Gauff.

The award recognises Hawke’s nearly 40-year acting career as he appears in The Weight at the 52nd Deauville American Film Festival.

Polling placed the far-right party well ahead of the centre-right CDU in a vote testing mainstream parties’ refusal to co-operate with it.

Strikes on vessels and missile launches have sharply reduced shipping through the strategic waterway, raising fresh concerns over energy supplies.

About 100 people, including 60 children, were buried after weeks of excavation in Gaza City’s Zeitoun neighbourhood, while civil defence warned thousands more remain beneath destroyed buildings.

Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are due to meet Volodymyr Zelensky after discussions in Moscow on possible steps to end the war.

Scientists say serious Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever infections in Kosovo have fallen, while warning that infected ticks could spread further across Europe.