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Gul Plaza fire: How a deadly inferno exposed Karachi’s safety failures
Karachi’s deadliest fire in years raises urgent questions about building safety, rescue capacity and urban governance.
Al Jazeera sees devastation from southern Chile wildfires
Wildfires in Chile have wiped out entire towns, killing at least 20 people.
How the Syrian army pushed Kurdish-led forces out of oil-rich territory
In a lightning-fast offensive, the Syrian government has taken oil-rich territory long held by the Kurdish-led SDF.
Israel bulldozes UNRWA buildings in occupied East Jerusalem
Israeli bulldozers demolished UNRWA’s headquarters in occupied East Jerusalem.
Sanctions request against Netanyahu filed by UK lawyers, rights group
The Arab Organisation for Human Rights UK (AOHR UK) calls for targeted financial and travel sanctions.
Uganda’s Bobi Wine: ‘We have evidence’ of election fraud in Museveni win
In exclusive interview from hiding, main opposition presidential candidate blasts gov't's 'crackdown to silence' critics.
Trump’s Greenland tariffs: What’s Europe’s ‘bazooka’ option to hit back?
After tariff threats against Europe, Trump renews bid for Greenland in message to Norway as EU mulls retaliation.
Have global justice institutions failed?
Can the world agree on a shared system of morality and justice?
Who hacked Iranian state TV?
Iranian state TV has been hacked, to show messages from the exiled son of the late Shah.
Bobi Wine tells Al Jazeera he escaped police raid amid Uganda elections
Uganda’s opposition leader Bobi Wine says he escaped a raid on his home after a disputed presidential election.