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At least 13 people in Gaza, including two-week-old and one-month-old babies, have died from winter weather.

Top US diplomat warns all involved will face lasting condemnation as fighting escalates in strategic central region.

The attacks come a week after three Americans, including two US soldiers, were killed in Syria’s Palmyra.

While thousands of documents are expected to be made public, the release falls short of the full Epstein file.

Trump’s administration prepares to release a cache of records tied to convicted sex offender Jeffery Epstein.

Protesters torch several buildings in Dhaka after Sharif Osman Hadi, who was shot last week, succumbs to his injuries.

Talks in Miami on Gaza’s next phase come amid near-daily Israeli violations of truce, which have killed hundreds.

Bombardment comes amid escalating violence as Sudan’s war shifts decisively to strategic Kordofan region.

Security forces fan out nationwide after violent demonstrations follow the shooting of an election candidate.

Claudio Neves Valente a former Brown student and Portuguese national, has died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Hundreds of doctors, dozens of MPs and thousands of everyday Britons call on the justice secretary to intervene.

International court has repeatedly decried US sanctions amid its ongoing investigation into Gaza war crimes.

Visiting US, prime minister calls for urgent move to second phase as winter storms worsen humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

European leaders gathering to decide on using frozen Russian assets to finance Ukraine for the next two years.

New attack brings death toll to nearly 100 from US strikes on vessels in the eastern Pacific and Caribbean.

India aims to be an additional manufacturing hub for companies wanting to expand production beyond China.

White House deputy chief of staff says US ‘created the oil industry in Venezuela’ as tensions intensify with Caracas.

Legislation reflects Democrats’ efforts to seek tighter oversight of Trump administration’s military action.

Exclusive Al Jazeera footage shows troops and military vehicles on the move as M23 spokespeople say withdrawal underway.

Fifteen years after revolution took hold, little remains of the hopes that ignited a region.

Fighting intensifies as humanitarian crisis deepens with cholera outbreak and mass displacement.

Fifty-nine charges are being introduced after the deadly shooting that also wounded dozens of others.

At least 33 poll officials have died since launch of criticised revision of electoral rolls, many of them by suicide.

‘How is it that members of parliament are a public safety concern?’ Canadian MP Jenny Kwan tells Al Jazeera.

US adds five Arab and African countries to travel ban list as right-wing politicians intensify Islamophobic rhetoric.

Advocacy group urges sanctions on Israel after Canadian delegation, including six lawmakers, turned back to Jordan.

White House’s Susie wiles appears to contradict the official narrative portraying the attacks as an antidrug campaign.

Bangkok says Phnom Penh must be first to declare a ceasefire and cooperate ‘sincerely’ on demining the border.

Rwanda-backed rebels say they will withdraw from eastern town they seized last week after request by US mediators.

Rights groups say demolition order, which will affect 100 Palestinian homes, is an attempt to ‘cage in’ Palestinians.

The decision comes amid mounting international pressure over the humanitarian toll of Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza.

The president-elect has vowed to tackle crime and tighten immigration policies.

Gaza’s residents face deadly winter storms as weakened, bombed-out homes collapse.

High-level talks to end Russia’s war in Ukraine gain momentum as two countries exchange drone attacks.

Both sides accuse each other of violations jeopardising the US-brokered peace plan.

Kast’s victory is seen as part of a trend of right-wing victories across Latin America, including in Argentina.

The Ukrainian president says Kyiv could drop its long-held ambition of joining NATO in exchange for security guarantees.

Police not looking for anyone else over the shooting that wounded nine people at Ivy League school in northeastern US.

Renewed border clashes between Cambodia and Thailand entered a second week.

Multiple people have been reported injured in a shooting near the Ivy League campus in Providence, Rhode Island.

The gunman involved has been killed, with no information on motives as of yet.

Al Jazeera gains exclusive access to Uvira where fighting has killed hundreds.

Witnesses at the hospital and the UN say the attack killed medics, patients and may ‘amount to a war crime’.

Cambodia’s Ministry of Defence said Thai F-16 fighter jets continued to bomb targets inside country.

Incident in November latest reported instance of Trump administration’s increasingly aggressive maritime tactics.

Neither side has independently confirmed agreement, which comes amid five-day flare-up of cross-border fighting.

As M23 rebels capture strategic city Uvira despite Trump peace deal, displaced families recount chaos and death.

Report finds paramilitary group responsible for vast majority of attacks as conflict devastates civilian population.

Cambodia rejects claims of preparing to launch Chinese-made missiles and using foreign fighters in border clashes.

Ukraine leader says US wants zone as buffer between armies, underlining that referendum needed for any land schemes.