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Amputee children in Gaza are learning to swim as part of a programme helping them rebuild confidence and mobility.

Syria's civil society grapples with redefining its role as the state reasserts itself after Assad's fall.

England were 366-8 at stumps on a rain-marred second day, 195 runs ahead of Pakistan's meagre first innings of 171.

Washington's new measures against the ICC have been widely condemned but welcomed by Israel.

Fuel prices above $4 per gallon impact consumer behaviour, driving spending trade-offs and slowing Walmart's growth.

Researcher Nathan Cofnas, an outspoken critic of DEI, was himself sacked from Cambridge in 2024 over his views on race.

Holders Arsenal face Coventry in the Premier League opener with doubts over Declan Rice and Bukayo Saka's match fitness.

Scott Bessent has not said if countries such as China could be targeted in an effort to economically isolate Tehran.

Fishermen were rescued after being found floating in the Pacific where they spent five days clinging to a fish cooler

Jewish-American activist says Israel barred his re-entry over his work with Palestinians in the occupied West Bank.

Harden previously declined $42.3m player ⁠option on his contract in bid to secure a multi-year basketball deal.

Schools across Thailand are carrying out active shooter drills to save lives and spread awareness.

Who is Ahmad Hassoun, the 'barrel bomb mufti' close to the inner circle of the al-Assad regime?

Swalwell, a vocal Trump critic, resigned from Congress and dropped out of California governor's race amid allegations.

Residents say at least 46 bodies already recovered, as rescue operations continue before officials can confirm toll.

Liberia is part of a growing list of partners under US President Donald Trump to accept third-country deportations.

Al Jazeera’s AlMigdad Alruhaid travelled along one of the main supply roads to Sudan’s besieged city of el-Obeid.

Human Rights Watch alleges that the killings by Africa Corps troops took place in the presence of Malian soldiers.

Spanish tennis star had missed the French Open, ‌Wimbledon and the hard-court events in Toronto and ​Cincinnati.

Bangladesh elects Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir by parliamentary vote, filling vacancy after Shahabuddin's resignation.

Humanoid robots are at the forefront of China’s race for technological supremacy at Beijing’s World Robot Conference.

A Swiss tourist has been sentenced to one year in prison in Bali for social media posts insulting Nyepi

Families in Gaza face devastating water shortages, leaving children with heavy responsibilities beyond their years.

South Korea convened an emergency security meeting following the launches, as Trump seeks to sway Pyongyang.

A major wildfire is threatening communities in western Spain with more than 800 people evacuated.

Hundreds of migrants are being removed from their makeshift camps on a beach in Ceuta, Spain.

Authorities were warned about the dangers of hitting Mohammad Ghamira, who suffered from the rare medical condition haemophilia.

Riyadh sees Sudan’s unity and stability as inseparable from its own security across the Red Sea.

Russia launched a hours-long overnight barrage of ballistic and cruise missiles and drones across Kyiv.

The US government is intensifying efforts to unify the country's two rival governments.