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Will Trump’s tariffs push China and India closer?
India and China are resuming direct flights after five years of suspension and say they will strengthen trade ties.
Russia says prospects for Ukraine peace deal now faded as its war rages on
Senior official Sergey Ryabkov says 'momentum generated' from the Trump-Putin summit has 'largely been undermined'.
Two years of war, two years of telling Gaza’s stories
Al Jazeera’s journalists have faced unprecedented risk in covering Israel’s two years of war on Gaza.
Captured Tajik tells of life on Ukraine frontlines alongside Russian forces
Russia and Ukraine have swapped thousands of PoWs, but Mohammed* says he would rather fight alongside Kyiv than go home.
Orphaned by Israel, two child amputees find each other in Lebanon
Pulled from the rubble in Gaza and southern Lebanon, two boys are rebuilding their lives together.
‘Crisis’: Why EU plan for 50 percent tariffs is spooking British steel
Nearly 80 percent of steel products made in the UK are exported to the European Union.
A decolonised alternative to Trump’s Gaza peace plan
Only a decolonised plan centred on Palestinian sovereignty can bring lasting peace to Gaza.
Newborn babies in Gaza forced to share oxygen masks
Newborn and Premature babies in Gaza are being forced to share oxygen masks, says UNICEF.
Israeli forces intercept latest Gaza flotilla
Israeli forces intercepted another aid flotilla sailing to break the siege on Gaza in the Mediterranean Sea.
Van Jones and the moral vacancy of American commentary on Gaza
US pundit’s 'dead Gaza baby' joke exposes the moral vacancy that defines US media on Palestine.