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Led by ‘plumes of smoke’: How Gaza’s first responders navigate a blackout
Medics and survivors tell Al Jazeera how they cope under communications blackouts as Israeli forces pound Gaza.
‘India out’: Maldives president eyes Middle East partners with early trips
Mohamed Muizzu broke with long tradition of Maldivian presidents visiting New Delhi first to travel to Ankara instead.
Israel continues deadly attacks on Gaza amid hopes for another truce
More than 20,000 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza since October 7.
Unlawful killings: Amnesty urges Myanmar military war crimes investigation
Allegations centre on military response to Operation 1027, the biggest challenge to the regime since the coup.
China urges Philippines to ‘act with caution’ amid South China Sea dispute
Tensions between the two nations have risen this year, with China attempting to disrupt Filipino ship resupply missions.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 666
As the war enters its 666th day, these are the main developments.
US charges alleged Hezbollah member over 1994 Buenos Aires bombing
The bombing of a Jewish community centre killed 85 people, and Hezbollah has been accused of other attacks in Argentina.
Beyond Australia’s failed referendum: Truth, treaty and voice in Victoria
Indigenous people are addressing the challenges of colonisation and holding government to account.
Reclaiming Bollywood, Shah Rukh Khan style
To ensure success of his latest film Dunki, Khan has copied strategies used by the BJP in its election campaigns.
Where does the conflict in Sudan stand after eight months?
Fighting shows no sign of ending and no political settlement on the horizon.