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Ukraine’s Security: US Wavers, But Will Europe “Step Up”?
Scott Lucas, a Birmingham professor, examines the Ukraine-US fallout—can Europe and the world step up to ensure Ukraine’
Netanyahu’s plan to deprive and rule in Gaza will fail again
In the face of displacement, homelessness and hunger, Palestinian solidarity has remained unshakeable.
Pakistani and Afghan forces clash at vital border crossing
Afghanistan says one member of its security forces is killed and two injured in overnight clashes at Torkham crossing.
At least one killed after car drives into a crowd in Germany’s Mannheim
Several others injured in incident in western Germany and one person in custody, police spokesperson says.
ICC Champions Trophy 2025 – India vs Australia: Start, teams, stream
Al Jazeera looks at favourites India against Australia in the first semifinal of cricket's Champions Trophy on Tuesday.
Haifa stabbing attack leaves one Israeli dead
Video shows a stabbing attack at a Haifa bus station, where a 70-year-old man was killed, and several were injured.
Iran’s Zarif resigns amid political wrangling over economic woes
The ex-foreign minister was the face of reformist-backed talks with global powers that led to Iran’s 2015 nuclear deal.
Christian Stocker becomes Austrian chancellor as three-party gov’t sworn in
Led by Christian Stocker as chancellor, new ruling coalition keeps far-right Freedom Party in opposition.
Why some in the Global South are not mourning the demise of USAID
Aid industry has always propped up imperial domination. Its implosion may be an opportunity to shape a new order.
Netanyahu demands new Gaza ceasefire terms, resumes Gaza blockade
Experts have long warned Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu would sabotage the ceasefire deal. Is the moment here?