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Thai parliament passes same-sex marriage bill
Pending final approval, bill will cement Thai credentials among Asia's most liberal societies on LGBTQ issues.
What’s happening in Haiti?
The recent political chaos and gang violence can be traced back to Haiti’s long history with political turmoil.
‘No women allowed’: The powerful membership of UK’s men-only Garrick Club
Revelations over membership of exclusively male Garrick Club raise questions of power, privilege and discrimination.
Starvation: Anatomy of ‘a very cruel, slow death’
With man-made famines threatening both Sudan and Gaza, Al Jazeera breaks down how the body succumbs to starvation.
Hungary’s government rocked as former insider leaks recordings
Protests erupt over tape that 'proves' government officials involved in corruption.
Curfew announced for under-18s in Australia’s Alice Springs after unrest
Curfew will remain in place for two weeks after some 150 people went on the rampage after a teenager's funeral.
Tunisia sentences four to death for 2013 murder of politician Chokri Belaid
Leftist opposition leader's assassination caused turmoil in wake of 2011 uprising that brought down President Ben Ali.
Angry farmers block Brussels to protest EU policies, cheap Ukraine imports
EU ministers hope to calm anger over foreign imports, red tape and strict environmental standards.
Ukraine, Poland, Georgia: Which teams have qualified for Euro 2024?
Ukraine, Poland and Georgia are the last three teams to qualify for the 24-team continental championship.
Richard Serra, known for monumental steel sculptures, dies at the age of 85
US artist was known for imposing minimalist works from the Qatar desert to museums in Paris.