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Trump shutdown warning: Federal employees could lose jobs
The US president warns of mass federal layoffs if funding deal fails amid shutdown battle with Democrats.
Four takeaways from Donald Trump’s meeting with Turkiye’s President Erdogan
The meeting marked Erdogan's first visit to the White House since 2019, and topics included trade and a Gaza ceasefire.
Why have Spain and Italy sent ships to assist the Gaza Sumud flotilla?
Spanish, Italian decisions to send ships to assist Gaza flotilla sign of increased pro-Palestinian sentiment in Europe.
Prison riot in Ecuador kills at least 17 people
This is the second deadly prison riot in Ecuador this week.
Amid drone attacks, activists confront fear and hope on Gaza flotilla
Global Sumud Flotilla braces for escalating dangers as it approaches Gaza amid drone attacks, Israeli threats.
Rights advocates accuse Eswatini of stalling case weighing US deportations
A scheduled hearing about the four men deported from the US has been delayed after the presiding judge did not appear.
Mozambique’s Daniel Chapo: Forging peace ‘at the negotiating table’
President tells Al Jazeera about his vision for peace, unity and prosperity, in a year of social and political upset.
Mozambique at 50: A conversation with President Chapo
A milestone moment with the country’s youngest leader—reflecting on the past, and looking ahead to what’s next.
Ex-French president Sarkozy gets 5-year jail term
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy has been jailed for 5 years after being found guilty of criminal conspiracy.
Are attacks on ICE officers, facilities in the US rising?
A gunman shot at a US immigration facility in Texas, killing one person and injuring two others in the latest incident.