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Pakistan’s military charges former spy chief over ‘political activities’
Lieutenant-General Faiz Hamid, under arrest since August, is the first spy chief accused of helping a political party.
Experts: International law has failed Gaza
Israel’s genocide in Gaza has killed tens of thousands. Al Jazeera asks why international law has been disregarded.
Rethinking the UN: Reform or obsolescence?
We talk to the UN's special rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian territories about the genocide in Gaza.
Voluntary carbon market has failed the human rights test
Our organisations’ research showed that carbon projects can badly harm the communities they claim to benefit.
Scenes from Syria: The fall of al-Assad in 10 videos
Must-see moments as opposition fighters brought Bashar al-Assad’s brutal rule over Syria to a dramatic end.
What is Sora Turbo and is it a game-changer for artificial intelligence?
Launch triggers an online frenzy among users, causing the company to temporarily halt new account creations.
South Korean parliament passes bill seeking counsel probe of Yoon
The governing party is also discussing Yoon's potential resignation as early as February and holding a snap election.
Al Jazeera discovers bodies showing signs of torture in Syrian morgue
Al Jazeera’s Omar Al-Hajj has gained access to the Harasta military hospital on the outskirts of Damascus.
The secret tunnels beneath Assad’s Syrian palace
Syrians have found a network of tunnels under the presidential palace of deposed president Bashar al-Assad.
Israel’s Netanyahu arrives at court in long-running corruption trial
Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has arrived in court to testify at his long-running corruption trial.