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Somalia officially joins East Africa trade bloc
Somalia, which has been seeking to join the regional trade bloc since 2012, becomes its eight member.
‘It’s nothing’: Malawi nurses reject wage rise amid economic turbulence
Malawian civil servants are asking for increased wages after recent currency devaluation worsened cost of living crisis.
Sport Weekly: Emma Hayes to set new landmark in women’s football with USNWT
This week Al Jazeera looks at the new USWNT boss, the 'beauty' of MMA, and India's Cricket World Cup final disaster.
UN agencies hope truce will allow aid into northern Gaza
While welcoming pause in hostilities and entry of supplies, UN health agency chief says 'much more is needed'.
Pakistan seeks BRICS membership, despite India roadblock
The grouping, which criticised Israel for the Gaza war this week, is increasingly seen as a leader of the Global South.
WHO confirms monkeypox spreads sexually in DR Congo amid outbreak
The health agency's confirmation comes amid a monkeypox outbreak in the DRC and a concerning lack of vaccines in Africa.
This Israel has no future in the Middle East
The Gaza war may turn out to be the beginning of the end, but not for Palestine.
‘We won’t leave’: Armenians in Jerusalem push back against armed settlers
A controversial real estate project threatens the world's oldest Armenian diaspora community. But they refuse to move.
Ireland to tighten hate laws amid far-right Dublin riot ‘shame’
Anti-migrant extremists used disinformation about a school knife attack to provoke a night of violence and looting.
Why Wilders won: Election boosts Dutch far right, but what happens next?
Wilders's Party for Freedom has been on a long ascent, fuelled by poverty and the fear of competition from migration.