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Sri Lanka’s government ‘temporarily’ takes over cricket board
Government says it will oversee the administrative functions of Sri Lanka Cricket until reforms are implemented.
Rains revive Iraq’s wetlands after years of drought
Much-needed rain is bringing life back to the ancient ecosystem of the Huwaizah Marshes, after years of devastation.
Inside Tehran’s main airport as more flights take off during ceasefire
Al Jazeera’s Tohid Asadi has been seeing more flights take off at the main airport in Iran’s capital.
Young Palestinian artists from Gaza exhibit work shaped by war
In Gaza’s Bureij refugee camp, 64 young Palestinian artists have been showcasing works shaped by years of war.
‘We saw terrible things’: Mali refugees tell of atrocities amid attacks
Thousands of Malians have been forced to flee their country as several groups, including the army, assault them.
Suspect arrested after two Jewish people stabbed in London
The incident took place in the British capital's Golders Green area, home to a large Jewish population.
Israeli strike kills five family members in Lebanon
Israeli strike kills five family members in Lebanon
World Boxing allows Russian, Belarusian boxers to compete as neutrals
Athletes from both countries will compete without national flags, anthems, logos or uniforms in World Boxing events.
How US and Iran are playing a crypto cat-and-mouse game over sanctions
Iranian authorities and people are increasingly using cryptocurrencies to evade sanctions. The US is playing catch-up.
Iranian officials absent from pre-World Cup football events in Canada
It is unclear whether football officials from Iran were issued Canadian visas to attend AFC and FIFA congresses.