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Floods, landslides caused by Tropical Storm Yagi kill 11 in Philippines
About 20 big storms and typhoons hit the Philippines or its surrounding waters each year between late June and October.
Gunfire heard in DRC’s biggest prison after attempted jail break
Authorities say the security forces have the situation under control, but the number of casualties is unclear.
Britain announces partial suspension of arms exports to Israel
UK continues to back Israel's right to self defence in accordance with international law, foreign minister Lammy says.
Will Israel’s protests shake Netanyahu’s hold on power?
The protests and Israel's first national strike since October 7 represent the latest challenge to the Israeli PM.
Netherlands tries Pakistanis for incitement to kill Geert Wilders
Two men on trial in absentia at high-security court near Amsterdam for inciting murder of the far-right politician.
Polio returns to Gaza: Where else has the virus re-emerged?
Poliovirus has been found in US, UK sewage water samples while cases made a comeback in Mozambique and Malawi.
Al Jazeera crew warned off by Israeli forces during live report
Al Jazeera crew warned off by Israeli forces during live report.
Major Israel protests and general strike over fate of captives in Gaza
A strike to demand a Gaza ceasefire deal was held in Israel on Monday, hours after hundreds of thousands protested.
Paris mayor’s plan to keep Olympic rings on Eiffel Tower sparks criticism
Critics say keeping the rings on the Paris landmark will be akin to making it 'an advertising outpost'.
What’s the controversy over Trump’s Arlington cemetery visit about?
Critics have accused the former US president of using the visit for campaigning, against the law — a charge Trump denies