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With 5,000 residents displaced and infrastructure severely compromised, the government has dispatched 50,000 aid packages while international partners offer satellite surveillance support.

Authorities in Indonesia are weighing a state of emergency for East Nusa Tenggara province following a powerful earthquake that has killed at least 51 people and damaged more than 1,300 homes.

The new Colombian leader cites an inherited economic crisis and the destruction of nearly 13,000 homes as grounds for suspending recently increased US duties, amidst broader security alliances including the Shield of the Americas.

Regional authorities report fatalities among elderly residents as rescue teams navigate hilly terrain following a public holiday disaster.

While African Union members on the UN Security Council condemn Iranian attacks, leaders avoid direct attribution of blame to US President Donald Trump, focusing instead on internal supply chain resilience and the strategic imperative of the African Continental Free Trade Area.

A Spanish F-18 fighter jet shot down a drone breaching Romanian airspace, a separate incident to Russian missile attacks that killed one woman and wounded seven in Ukraine.

Israeli Defence Forces target Hezbollah infrastructure amid rising regional tensions and concurrent diplomatic talks in the Strait of Hormuz.

Concurrent assaults have resulted in casualties and structural damage in both Russian and Ukrainian territories, marking a significant intensification of long-range operations.

International missions from the European Union and SADC condemn a constrained democratic space and report of violence following a temporary suspension of tallying.

Sixty-three-year-old former gang leader pleads not guilty to orchestrating the 1996 killing of the iconic rapper, with prosecutors relying on his own published confessions.

The Al Jazeera reporter’s venture highlights efforts to maintain daily life structures despite the security crisis.

Industry experts call for government intervention on import duties and battery-swap infrastructure to support the transition away from petrol-powered transport.

Footage reported by Al Jazeera Global News shows Syrian military aircraft dropping flowers on crowds during the Summer Syria event, set against a backdrop of heightened conflict in Lebanon and diplomatic disputes in the Strait of Hormuz.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected the proposed 15-point plan, while military operations continue across Gaza, Lebanon and Syria.

Ballistic missiles and drones strike displaced persons’ camps and homes in Marib, killing civilians and soldiers in the deadliest surge of fighting in years.

The Israeli Defence Forces confirmed the death of a senior militant in Ansar, alleging civilian presence within military compounds, while Tehran and Muscat maintain discussions over strategic waterway access.

The White House recently imposed renewed tariffs citing labour concerns, complicating Bogota’s efforts to fund post-seismic recovery without increasing domestic taxes.

New lineup prioritises states with significant Black and Latino populations, drawing criticism from traditional early-vote officials

The World Health Organization states that containment measures in the Democratic Republic of the Congo are struggling to manage the accelerating transmission of the virus.

Governments warn of aftershocks and structural instability as aid packages arrive in the hardest-hit districts.

Qatar’s Foreign Ministry has denied Iranian assertions that three Su-24 bomber pilots are held in secret detention, confirming instead that one airman was killed and his remains repatriated. The denial coincides with heightened diplomatic friction over the Strait of Hormuz and the expiration of a critical ceasefire negotiation window.

The National Federation of Federal Employees warns that Trump-era reductions to the US Forest Service are compromising wildfire response capabilities as blazes displace thousands in Big Sur and near Reno.

Green Party-backed petition cites persona non grata declaration and Vienna Convention violations as US-Canada relations deteriorate under new tariff regimes.

Security operations in the border town of Fnideq have been reinforced to prevent crossings into the Spanish exclave, following a period of heightened diplomatic tensions and previous mass detentions.

Lebanese officials condemn civilian deaths in Ansar and Deir El Zahrani as US and Israeli positions diverge on security zone withdrawal terms.

Tensions mount along the North African coast following a social media-driven attempt to cross into the Spanish enclave, weeks after a deadly influx displaced thousands.

Security forces intercepted more than 100 individuals attempting to reach the Spanish exclave, marking a significant escalation in border enforcement measures.

Police investigations confirm the vessel was carrying 153 passengers against a capacity of 90, with at least 18 children among the dead as recovery operations continue.

Jose Mourinho returns to the Santiago Bernabeu with a squad reshaped for structural solidity, aiming to halt Barcelona’s potential three-peat and challenge Paris Saint-Germain’s European dominance.

Authorities are managing an oil spill affecting 12 kilometres of coastline, occurring against a backdrop of competing territorial claims by the United States and Iran.

The National Hurricane Center has issued warnings for damaging winds and heavy rainfall, marking a significant weather event for the archipelago amid broader climate patterns.

The 26-year-old wing-back becomes the second English player to join Inter this summer, linking up with John Stones as Tottenham reshape their defensive options.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan tells Al Jazeera that Cairo’s participation is “possible” as Ankara outlines broader regional mediation efforts and F-35 negotiations with Washington.

Al Jazeera reports at least one fatality and approximately 42 injuries following a severe wildfire incident in Croatia.

Victory marks France’s first individual gold at the event as Marchand overcomes injury concerns to finish ahead of Hungary’s Richard Marton.

The four-time Olympic champion finished 2.34 seconds ahead of Hungary’s Richard Marton at the European swimming championships.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirms use of domestically produced cruise missiles to hit Roscosmos-linked sites, while Moscow warns of diplomatic fallout over potential US ammunition transfer via Turkiye.

Three families report being trapped in their homes for nearly seven days, citing actions by Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank.

Founded in 2020, the team represents one of only six women’s blind football clubs in Mexico, navigating a landscape where the sport remains excluded from the Paralympic Games.

The ousting of Dharmendra Pradhan marks a significant shift in India’s political landscape as youth-led demonstrations utilise social media to bypass traditional narratives and reclaim a previously criminalised slogan.

President Lee Jae-myung calls for dialogue to formally conclude the 1950–53 conflict, offering talks without preconditions as North Korea asserts its status as an irreversible nuclear state and strengthens military cooperation with Moscow.

At least 11 people, including three children, were killed in Israeli airstrikes on southern Lebanon on Saturday, marking the deadliest incident since the Israel-Hezbollah truce was established nearly two months ago.

Israeli military targets Hezbollah infrastructure in retaliation for attacks on its forces, while the militia warns against ongoing peace negotiations.