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Germany: Will the far right beat the ‘firewall’?
Germany’s far-right AfD surges in the polls after meddling from Elon Musk and US Vice President JD Vance.
Hamas releases six Israeli captives in Gaza as part of ceasefire deal
Sixth captive to be handed over by Hamas to Israeli authorities in Gaza City without a ceremony.
Salman Rushdie attacker found guilty of attempted murder
Matar was found guilty of attempted murder in the second degree for his attack on the famed novelist.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events – day 1,094
Here are the key developments on the 1,094th day of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Israeli army kills two Palestinian children in occupied West Bank
Ayman and Rimas were both 'targeted' with 'lethal force by Israeli soldiers', said a child rights organisation.
Hamas releases remains of captive Shiri Bibas after ‘mix-up of bodies’
Family members and forensic experts confirm that the new remains turned over by Hamas belong to the deceased Bibas.
The rise of the far right in Europe
As AfD is polling second in Germany, we look at how the far-right rose to popularity in Europe over the last 25 years.
Why a news site in Ireland has been drawn into JD Vance’s attacks on Europe
After US vice president's broadside, a conservative media outlet is accusing police of attacking media freedom.
What can stop M23 advance in Democratic Republic of the Congo?
Fighting is intensifying in the east of the country as diplomacy appears to fail.
Trump ramps up Zelenskyy attacks as US official says mineral deal close
US president unrelenting in criticism of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy amid wider US policy shift on Ukraine.
Sinn Fein leaders to boycott White House visit over US Gaza plan
Michelle O'Neill says Trump's comment on the mass expulsion of Palestinians is 'something I cannot ignore'.
France’s Bardella cancels CPAC speech after Steve Bannon’s ‘Nazi’ gesture
Steve Bannon denied that his gesture was a Nazi salute and described it as a 'wave'.
Hamas says remains of Israeli captive Shiri Bibas given to Red Cross
Hamas says it has handed the remains of Israeli captive Shiri Bibas to the Red Cross.
Apple, in a first, drops end-to-end cloud encryption for UK users
The move comes after UK security officials demanded backdoor access to the encrypted material, Washington Post said.
Trump says he will ‘recommend’ rather than force Gaza expulsion plan
US President Donald Trump appears to have softened his stance on forcibly expelling Palestinians from Gaza.
Arab leaders discuss alternative to Trump Gaza plan at Saudi Arabia meet
Egypt, Jordan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait and Bahrain seek to hash out plan to avoid Palestinian displacement.
Hermoso will appeal Rubiales ‘forced kiss’ verdict
Prosecutors had sought a prison term for ex football chief Luis Rubiales for assault and coercion against Jenni Hermoso.
ICC Champions Trophy 2025: South Africa beat Afghanistan by 107 runs
South Africa beat Afghanistan by 107 runs as the teams open their Champions Trophy accounts in Karachi, Pakistan.
Pope Francis’s condition not life threatening, medical team says
The pontiff is responding to drug therapy and sepsis has not been detected, doctors say.
ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Pakistan vs India: Start, team news, preview
Al Jazeera takes a close look as hosts Pakistan face rivals and favourites India in the Champions Trophy open on Sunday.
Pope Francis ‘not out of danger’ as doctors keep him hospitalised
Doctors for Pope Francis say he is improving but “not out of danger.”
Everton vs Manchester United: Premier League – kickoff, team news, preview
Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim says Europa League draw cannot distract from Premier League clash at Everton.
Uncertainty grows among refugees and migrants as Germany heads to the polls
Rights groups say migrants and refugees live in an atmosphere of fear amid a far-right resurgence.
Finland, Sweden probe suspected sabotage of undersea telecoms cable
Finnish operator Cinia said it detected problems on C-Lion1 fibre-optic link connecting Finland and Germany.