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Al Jazeera speaks to voters in Malmo, a city the far right often singles out for its diversity, ahead of Sweden's vote.

The English cricket board confirms it is reviewing the team’s security for the remainder of the tour.

Former United assistant coach reveals his pursuit of a teenage Mbappe after a tip-off from a French scout.

The Trump loyalty test: Will his supporters ever disagree with him?

Insufficient aid and shelter increase hardship for displaced in Tawila, as malnutrition and disease spread rapidly.

Fire breaks out on ship being repaired in the port of Qingdao, eastern China.

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Four goals in five games made the 18-year-old striker Barcelona's top scorer during preseason.

Israel’s decision to bar British MPs exposes how far it will go to avoid scrutiny over its treatment of Palestinians.

Calls grow for investigation after ICE attacks protesters

Riyadh needs to restore deterrence without being pulled back into a prolonged Yemen war.

Nuclear watchdog has gone more than a year without inspecting key sites; Iran says US attacks have made access unsafe.

Dow Jones was acquitted of the charge of dismissal over Selina Cheng's leadership role.

Long-range Ukrainian drones hit Russia's key gas plants, raising questions about the conflict's next phase.

Drone video from the Philippine Coast Guard shows smoke rising from the burned out MV June Aster off Palawan.

Protests turn violent in The Gambia over rolling blackouts

Ukrainians are losing more sleep, shopping for food is becoming harder and travel is often fraught with risk and delays.

The continental games will officially open on September 19, but several team competitions will get under way earlier.

Italian club to auction special 'Together for Nepal' shirts to be worn in the match against Fenerbahce.

Israeli military checkpoints are choking the West Bank economy, devastating local businesses and daily life.

Ahead of Israel's national elections, Netanyahu reaches for an old playbook: grievance, blame-shifting and victimhood.

Forces loyal to the UN-recognised government and Houthis fight on multiple fronts in an effort to expand their control.

The migrants were at work, building homes and hotels, when the floods hit, sweeping three of them away.

PSG coach hails 'marvellous' Dembele after the French forward scored two goals in PSG's 6–1 win over Toure's side.

Ukraine launches one of its deepest strikes to date, targeting natural gas plants in Russia's Arctic region.

Israeli attacks on the occupied Palestinian territory continue despite a 'ceasefire' brokered in October.

Harimoto, whose record 3,085 career hits still stands, was inducted into the Japanese Baseball Hall of Fame in 1990.

Its gains threaten to deepen Europe’s divisions over Ukraine and Russia.

The German, who faces Russia’s Karen Khachanov, is the only Grand Slam winner left standing in the men's draw.

AI firm says Claude Opus 4.6 hacked external systems during testing as concerns mount over security breaches.