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Thousands of Palestinians pray at Al-Aqsa Mosque after Israel’s 40-day ban
Around 3,000 worshippers held morning prayers at Al-Aqsa after Israel lifted restrictions.
Fury wants boxing clash with Joshua after comeback fight against Makhmudov
Fury, who returns to the ring against Makhmudov on Saturday, says he wants to face his compatriot Joshua next.
Record animal sacrifice attempts at Al-Aqsa prompt status quo fears
Record attempts by Israeli settlers to smuggle sacrifices into Al-Aqsa Mosque mark unprecedented escalation since 1967.
Ukraine’s veterans’ theatre turns war wounds into catharsis
Wounded soldiers, wives and widows workshop ideas and stage plays in Kyiv, bringing the audience to tears.
Can global supply chains recover from the Iran war?
Conflict upends flow of critical raw materials for manufacturing, aviation and technology.
The war on Iran: Nobody won, everyone paid
The US-Israeli campaign has failed to achieve its goals. Iran has been badly hit, and the Gulf is paying the bill too.
Several people reported killed in fresh Israeli attacks on Lebanon
Lebanon bears the brunt and US-Iran truce at risk as Israel claims killing of a close aide to Hezbollah's leader.
Djibouti elections: Who’s running against Guelleh and what’s at stake?
Long-ruling leader faces no real competition as he seeks a sixth term in the strategic Horn of Africa country.
For Gulf states, Hormuz uncertainty casts shadow over US-Iran ceasefire
Experts say Gulf countries are wary of the US agreeing to a deal that gives Iran leverage over the vital energy route.
Iran war day 41: What’s happening in Lebanon, Middle East and beyond?
Lebanon has declared a national day of mourning after Israeli attacks killed at least 254 people in a single day.