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Football has been dragged into growing tensions over the influx of migrants from Morocco to the Spanish enclave Ceuta.

Ellison-led Paramount will avoid daily $7m fee if the $110bn Warner Bros merger closes by September 30.

Thousands of protesters across France rallied against a new law they say will give police a "licence to kill”.

A plane landing in Tokyo that one passenger called 'a miracle' ended with applause as Typhoon Dujuan battered Japan.

Jerusalem Daily: Ben-Gvir demands death penalty for Palestinian who killed settler

European leaders accuse Russia of hybrid warfare.

China removes two top generals over corruption, disloyalty as part of an ongoing anti-corruption crackdown.

The UN chief's mandate ends on December 31 this year, with a successor yet to be named.

Al Jazeera’s James Bays sits down with United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.

Treasury Secretary says airports and companies servicing Iranian carriers risk being cut off from the US dollar system.

Repeated blasts at military sites expose the risks facing Syria as it rebuilds its army after years of war.

Victory in Berlin signals that Germany continues to be liberal, that, despite the far right's rise, experts say.

Imran Khan’s family says three of his sisters have been detained in Lahore ahead of a march demanding his release.

Officials urge civilians to stay away from the site in al-Eis near Aleppo after a series of explosions.

Measures targeting the court itself could disrupt payments, IT services and investigations.

As UNGA 81 begins, the UN faces a changing Sahel demanding greater sovereignty.

Tehran says it has learned the US may be planning a new round of strikes, warns of retaliation 'without limitations'.

An immigration attorney representing the man’s family identifies him as Wilber Rafael Garces Perez, a Venezuelan.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has cast the vote as a test of support for his ongoing war in Ukraine.

Iran accuses the French language centre of conducting 'illegal acts that violated diplomatic conventions'.

Qatar’s PM says, the Gulf won't be the same unless there's a framework ensuring no one is a threat to each other.

Thousands of protesters took to the streets of Buenos Aires for the ‘March of Anger’.

Federal court in Florida to try men accused of orchestrating the transnational plot to kill Jovenel Moise from US soil.

Speaking before the UN General Assembly, Sheikh Mohammed also announces a key shift in Qatar's investment strategy.

Scott Bessent and He Lifeng meet in New York for US-China talks ahead of the Trump-Xi meeting later this week.

Qatar’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson tells Bloomberg that mediators are shuttling between Iran and US to revive talks.

Announcement comes as Canada seeks a closer relationship with the EU amid a trade war with the US.

Yemeni group warns of further attacks on the kingdom.

Matheus Cunha strikes late as Manchester United seal a 1-1 draw at Fulham, but pressure mounts on Michael Carrick.

Artists in Gaza are painting murals on destroyed walls, honouring US rapper Macklemore for his support for Palestine.