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News outlets ‘blackout’ for Gaza to protest journalist killings
News outlets across the world took part in a 'blackout for Gaza' to protest Israel’s killing of journalists.
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How will Pakistan deal with its worst floods on record?
Hundreds of people are dead and millions affected.
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Is US healthcare still using racist medical practices?
How racial bias in the US healthcare system almost cost one patient her life.
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Foreign tourism to the US drops amid Trump-era policies
Tourism down in five out of six months, with experts linking decline to president's rhetoric and restrictive policies.
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Gaza school year starts but barely any children are in lessons
As the school year begins, Al Jazeera’s Ibrahim al Khalili visits a makeshift school in Gaza.
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Iran’s currency hits new low as ‘snapback’ looms over nuclear programme
Iran is facing multiple crises at home as Israel's Western allies pile on the pressure and threaten more sanctions.
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Russia suspected of jamming navigation on EU leader’s plane above Bulgaria
Plane for Ursula von der Leyen's four-day tour of ‘front line’ states on EU's eastern flank landed with ‘paper maps’.
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Trump claims India has offered to reduce tariffs on US goods to zero
US president recently imposed 50 percent tariff on Indian goods and denounced New Delhi for buying Russian oil.
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Will a US-backed economic zone incentivise Lebanon to disarm Hezbollah?
US envoy Barrack proposed the zone, but analysts say locals don't trust Israel or the US's ability to control it.
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Iraq mosque wrecked by ISIL officially reopened after restoration
The Great Mosque of al-Nuri and its leaning minaret have reopened in Iraq, eight years after being destroyed by ISIL.
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Guyana votes in elections amid oil boom debate and Venezuela tensions
Three-way race is on between President Irfaan Ali of PPP, Aubrey Norton of PNCR, and billionaire Azruddin Mohamed.
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Xi, Putin and Modi pledge unity at summit to counter US-led global order
Xi Jinping was joined by Vladimir Putin and Narendra Modi at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit in China.
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‘Children’ or ‘minors’?
Both 'children' and 'minors' technically mean the same thing, but there's way more to the story.
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Meet the Gaza music teacher behind viral drone song
A music teacher in Gaza has turned the sound of Israeli drones into a song honouring those killed in Israel's genocide.
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Sumud Flotilla for Gaza departs Barcelona again after delay due to storm
Flotilla carrying aid for Israeli-blockaded Gaza sets sail again after strong winds forced a return to port.
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At least 800 people killed as earthquake hits eastern Afghanistan
Magnitude 6 tremor hits eastern provinces of Kunar and Nangarhar, and government spokesman warns toll could rise.
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Why do shallow earthquakes cause more destruction than deep ones?
Even if two earthquakes have the same magnitude, their depths can make a big difference in how much damage they cause.
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Video: What we know about Afghanistan’s earthquake
Entire villages have been destroyed by an earthquake in Afghanistan that has killed more than 800 people.
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“Access is difficult” to areas in Afghanistan affected by earthquake
“This is one of the most remote and also one of the most poor parts of Afghanistan.”
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What is the Global Sumud Flotilla to Gaza?
Hundreds of people from 44 countries are sailing dozens of vessels carrying aid for Gaza in the largest flotilla yet.
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