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Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's party is expected to lose the July 4 election after 14 years of Conservative rule.

National broadcasting regulator said major online streaming services must contribute 5% of their Canada revenues.

Some Democrats panic over Biden’s future as the party's presumptive nominee.

Dogs accompanied their owners to the polling stations as people went to cast their votes in the UK general election.

A lawyer for Robert Woodland, a Russian-born US citizen, says he will be appealing his client’s 12.5-year sentence.

Over a dozen stolen artefacts were returned to Cambodia from New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Watchdog Peace Now says Israeli gov't approves settlement outposts of Givat Hanan, Kedem Arava, and Machane Gadi.

Mraihi joins a growing list of President Saied's political opponents who are in jail or facing prosecution.

As the US president faces calls to drop out, Al Jazeera looks at what other possible candidates have said about Gaza.

Hezbollah says that its barrage of 250 missile and rockets towards Israel is not the end of its response to Israel.

Police used tear gas to disperse a group of pro-Palestine protesters in Montreal, Canada.

Favourites Spain's perfect record threatened by free scoring hosts Germany in the first quarterfinal at Euro 2024.

All eyes will be on Cristiano Ronaldo and Kylian Mbappe as Portugal meet France for a place in the semifinals.

Pastor Khader Khalilia shares how he builds understanding of the Palestinian experience with his church in New York.

Pro-Palestine protestors have draped banners over Australia’s parliament building.

We need to take urgent action to prevent what could be the largest hunger crisis of our times.

Meanwhile, Ukraine rebuffs Hungary's ceasefire plan as an independent media outlet analyses Russian war-related deaths.

Fall of key Donetsk town, prized for elevated position, would bring Russia one step closer to seizing entire region.

Al-Qaeda-linked group orchestrated some of the deadliest attacks in Indonesia, including the 2002 Bali bombings.

Massive barrage launched in response to killing of group's senior commander as fears of full-blown war reverberate.

Comments come at a Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit of nations representing nearly half the world's population.

As intensifying temperatures make work more dangerous, many families ask how they will survive the ‘unbearable' weather.

Volkswagen, Europe's biggest carmaker, warns extra duties will not strengthen Europe's auto industry.

Military court in Butembo set up as part of crackdown on soldiers fleeing M23 rebels as fighting rages in the east.

Israel's plan to continue fighting in Gaza - at a lower intensity - is becoming clearer. Will it work?