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Israeli military targets Hezbollah infrastructure in retaliation for attacks on its forces, while the militia warns against ongoing peace negotiations.
Local authorities in Thailand treat the family for exhaustion and seawater ingestion, while conflicting accounts emerge regarding the vessel’s location at the time of the incident.
Over 2,100 deaths recorded in eastern DR Congo as containment efforts are hampered by misinformation, unpaid staff strikes, and rebel activity.
Presidential Leadership Council Chairman Rashad al-Alimi emphasises comprehensive deterrence as government-aligned troops launch drone strikes across multiple fronts, altering long-standing conflict dynamics.
Eleven civilians, including three children, were killed in southern Lebanon on Saturday, prompting high-level diplomatic condemnation and renewed tensions ahead of scheduled September negotiations.
The Black academic had stepped down from his post at Cambridge University days before his body was discovered, amid an ongoing row over academic misconduct.
Afghans have assembled in Kabul to mark the fifth anniversary of the Taliban’s takeover, as reported by Al Jazeera Global News.
One victim remains in critical condition following the attack, which occurred two days before the commencement of the fall semester.
A local activist has initiated a lawsuit against the Vienna city council, contesting the imposition of charges for public restrooms on the grounds of discrimination.
Moroccan and Spanish officials respond to social media rumours that prompted a mass gathering at the Spanish enclave, with Rabat warning of legal consequences for disseminators of the false information.
The government’s decision to halt mining activities along the capital’s riverbanks has triggered controversy as thousands of locals rely on the industry for income.
Germany, the Netherlands, Denmark and Norway are preparing to increase returns to Kabul, while EU officials engage with the Taliban to manage migration flows amid rising anti-immigration sentiment.
Concerns grow that Beijing could exploit perceived US military distraction in Iran to enforce a blockade, prompting Taiwan to bolster maritime defences amid rising regional instability.
Analysis of property trends in Leningradsky Kvartal reveals a market driven by state-subsidised mortgages and security personnel, as displaced Ukrainians are excluded from the new developments built over war-damaged sites.
Neighbouring nations condemn the actions as symbolic of a failure to atone for wartime atrocities, while Tokyo maintains the visits uphold its postwar peaceful path.
Initial reports confirm significant fatalities following the tremor, with authorities assessing infrastructure damage and tsunami risks in a region historically prone to major seismic events.
Authorities confirm rising death toll and trapped survivors as landslides and aftershocks hamper efforts in the Pacific Ring of Fire.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirms strikes on Roscosmos-linked facility and Savasleyka air base as Moscow reports repelled attack and localised damage in Samara region.
Analysts attribute the rapprochement to shared national-conservative values and a strategic alignment with Donald Trump’s foreign policy, contrasting with the critical stances maintained by Brazil and Mexico.
Ferran Torres leaves Barcelona for Paris Saint-Germain in reported 50 million euro transfer, reuniting with former national team coach Luis Enrique.
Mikel Arteta expresses confidence in Enzo Maresca’s capabilities while addressing squad improvements and his own contract future ahead of the English season opener.
Seven confirmed dead in southern Lebanon as reports indicate a major fracture in the current security arrangement following a two-month lull in hostilities.
FRANCE 24 correspondent Renée Davis reports from Beirut that overnight strikes in a single village mark a significant breach of the so-called truce, raising governance concerns over the ceasefire’s viability.
The World Athletics president urges that while governments are essential for infrastructure, they must not dictate sporting outcomes, citing recent political pressure on FIFA and the upcoming Court of Arbitration for Sport hearing on Russian eligibility.
Spinner Mehidy Hasan Miraz’s key wicket of Steve Smith leaves hosts trailing in second innings as tourists chase historic victory
The 28-year-old admitted to the fatal shooting of Brian Thompson in December 2024, resolving federal counts while a separate state trial remains scheduled for September.
France 24 reports on the ongoing challenges for Afghan asylum seekers, highlighting the contrast between newfound freedoms and structural integration difficulties.
As the Daudhan Dam displaces thousands, activists and legal experts allege that government interpretation of the LARR Act 2013 is bypassing statutory protections for widows and adult daughters.
The 46-year-old seven-time Grand Slam winner will remain in Cincinnati to compete in doubles with sister Serena, marking their first joint appearance since 2022.
The 28-year-old defendant appeared in New York federal court, detailing his use of a 3D-printed weapon and posing as an investor to access the victim. Sentencing is set for December, with prosecutors recommending a 24-to-30-year term.
Mikel Arteta reassures supporters of his future at Arsenal, attributing the delay in signing a new deal to the club’s recent transfer activity and structural realities.
Fenway Sports Group has announced the sale of a minority stake in Liverpool FC to a consortium backed by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos. The transaction includes the appointment of former Queens Park Rangers owner Amit Bhatia as vice-chairman.
Tributes have poured in from political leaders and colleagues as the University of Cambridge and the UK government mourn the death of Jason Arday, whose resignation last week followed a row over academic integrity.
Despite repeated calls from Washington to disarm Hezbollah, Syria’s leadership views cross-border operations as a threat to domestic stability and international reintegration.
Andrew Giuliani defends Gianni Infantino following abandonment of stake sale to private investors, amid growing opposition from major football confederations ahead of next year’s presidential election.
As Kabul celebrates the fifth anniversary of the Taliban takeover, international bodies highlight severe restrictions on women, a deteriorating economy, and diplomatic isolation, with relations with Pakistan collapsing into conflict.
Governance and emergency response agencies are managing the aftermath of a shallow earthquake that triggered a temporary tsunami warning and significant structural damage to public facilities.
Jason Arday, who resigned last week amid allegations of academic misconduct, was found unresponsive at a Battersea residence on Friday afternoon.
Palestinian residents report being cut off from supplies in the occupied West Bank while the Israeli army does not intervene.
New reporting from Al Jazeera highlights how targeted agricultural projects are supporting livelihoods in Gaza, though specific data on scale and funding remains undisclosed.
As Chad hosts nearly one million Sudanese refugees, a primary school in Adre demonstrates the potential of community-led education, yet struggles against an 83 per cent funding shortfall and inadequate infrastructure.
Rabat reinforces perimeter ahead of potential mass crossing as regional demographics shift
A 7.7-magnitude tremor off the coast of Flores has left at least 20 fatalities, with authorities warning of aftershocks and continued monitoring of sea levels despite the lifting of tsunami warnings.
Amidst escalating rhetoric from Washington and fresh violence in Lebanon, Iranian officials reaffirm sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz while the UAE reports an attack on a commercial vessel.
The broadcaster argues the family members possess personal knowledge of the US president’s intentions, as service of documents faces logistical and security hurdles.
Tehran works with Oman on alternative shipping routes while Washington announces new blockade measures and sanctions
The White House has rejected claims regarding a mental health crisis aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, though specific details of the alleged conditions remain unverified.
A former White House adviser has characterised Washington’s assertion that Iran’s ballistic missile capability has been eliminated as a “pipe dream”, casting doubt on official narratives regarding the ongoing military campaign.