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Shared economic and security interests still bind Europe and the United States, even as trust has eroded, insults have flown and rhetoric has hardened in the transatlantic relationship, Brando Benifei,…
Read moreTournament co-hosts India begin the defence of their T20 World Cup title under no illusion about their US opponents.
Read moreWashington and Tehran have resumed indirect talks in Oman for the first time since June, with discussions mediated by Omani officials. The agenda has not been made public, though Iran’s nuclear programme…
Read moreUkraine said on Thursday that Starlink internet terminals used by Russian forces on the battlefield have been deactivated, disrupting Moscow’s military operations in several areas. The move comes after…
Read moreAfter two years of war, the October ceasefire brought a precarious calm to Gaza – despite the fact that Israeli strikes have not completely stopped. While some shops have reopened, most of the enclave's…
Read moreMove comes as Trump insists on securing the semi-autonomous island belonging to Denmark, citing security concerns.
Read moreUnited hope to extend interim coach Michael Carrick's perfect start, while Spurs look to build on slight uptick in form.
Read moreFrom the morose mare cheering up China to some below the belt rumours at the Winter Olympics... Your weekly roundup of offbeat stories from around the world.
Read moreAl Jazeera takes a look at the renowned contemporary art fair that opened its doors in Doha this week.
Read moreEurope has experienced numerous crises since Donald Trump returned to the White House: on trade and tariffs; on Ukraine; and perhaps the most surreal one – on Greenland. The latter was unprecedented:…
Read moreIn mineral-rich Rubaya, source of most of the world’s coltan, miners suffer poverty and dangerous working conditions.
Read moreIsrael continues to target Gaza's heroic medics, while tens of thousands of patients remain trapped without treatment.
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