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Six Democratic Congress members call on the US military not to obey 'illegal orders'; but has Trump issued any?

Africa’s democratic roots are deep and ready to be reclaimed.

The crash is the second recorded for the HAL Tejas, a key jet in India's efforts to modernise its air force fleet.

Ukraine must slash the size of its army and cede territory, under a US plan to end the Russia war.

A 1940 self-portrait titled ‘The dream’ by famed Mexican artist Frida Kahlo has sold for $54.7m.

Mahmood Mamdani on his son’s innovative and uncompromising drive to become NYC mayor – and his awareness of the enormit

Attack comes just days after armed men stormed a secondary school in northwestern Nigeria, kidnapping 25 schoolgirls.

Preliminary investigations show a gas leak triggered the explosion, which also flattened nearby homes, authorities say.

Several others injured as buildings in the capital swayed in the earthquake, sending panicked residents into streets.

Brazil's new draft proposal does not contain a roadmap for a transition, nor mention 'fossil fuels' at all.

As fighting rages and Russia seizes settlements, a US-Russia constructed plan looks set to upset Kyiv and its EU allies.

Separatist leader Nnamdi Kanu shouted in protest at a court hearing in Nigeria, before he was sentenced to life.

Beijing is expected to strike a conciliatory tone at this year's G20 and expand its foothold in the African continent.

CIA reportedly 'alarmed' by the meeting, which broke a longstanding policy of not speaking with convicted spies.

Police say the driver, who was not confirmed among the dead, was asleep when the crash occurred.

Justice Department prosecutors accused Grammy-winning rapper Pras Michel of betraying his country for money.

A 1940 self-portrait by Frida Kahlo has sold for $54.7m and made auction history at Sotheby’s in New York.

Noah Zaitar allegedly ran a drug empire, producing and exporting narcotics, including the synthetic stimulant captagon.

US president's controversial deployment of soldiers to US cities has raised alarm and a series of legal challenges.

Here are the key events from day 1,366 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.

US Congress votes to release more Department of Justice files on the Epstein case.

Zelenskyy confirms that he discussed the US-backed plan with US Army Secretary Daniel Driscoll in Kyiv.

Worldwide military spending hits record highs as technology changes face of warfare.

Farmers risk lives harvesting olives under Israeli military surveillance in Lebanon's border regions.

The Trump administration has targeted Democrat-led cities like Charlotte for a surge in immigration enforcement.

Al Jazeera’s Hind Khoudary asks Palestinians whether they think the fragile ceasefire with Israel will hold in Gaza.

Mexican steel and aluminium exports to the US are down because of tariffs, hurting local small businesses.

Forecasters warn more flooding, landslides expected as tens of thousands of people are evacuated from their homes.

New York mayor-elect says he 'will meet with anyone' to push forward his affordability agenda for the largest US city.

An inquiry commissioned in 2021 has found ex-PM Boris Johnson failed to act decisively to combat the global pandemic.