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Thursday's incident outside Bangkok follows a crane collapse the day before that killed dozens in the northeast.
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The second phase of the ceasefire deal includes naming a panel of Palestinian technocrats to lead post-war Gaza.
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Four astronauts end their mission early so that a crew member can receive medical treatment.
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A day after warning of ‘serious consequences,’ Trump said he had been told the killing of protesters in Iran had stopped
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Who are the favourites? Will there be another Sincaraz final? Will Djokovic play? Al Jazeera has the answers.
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US President Donald Trump says he wants to buy Greenland from Denmark and is not taking ‘no’ for an answer.
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Ukraine struggles to restore heat, electricity as temperatures plummet to -19 degrees Celsius.
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Trump showers acting Venezuelan president with praise after first phone call since US abduction of President Maduro.
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Canadian leader's visit comes after nearly a decade of strained ties between Ottawa and Beijing.
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Only three Republicans joined with Democrats to vote in favour of the resolution, resulting in a tie broken by JD Vance.
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These are the key developments from day 1,421 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
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Press freedom groups warn that the warrant to search reporter Hannah Natanson's home establishes a dangerous precedent.
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Morocco overcome Nigeria on penalties, after the match finished 0-0 after extra time, to reach AFCON final.
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Danish Foreign Minister Rasmussen says meeting with Trump administration 'didn't manage to change' US position.
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The no-confidence motions aimed to protest the European Union's trade agreement with the MERCOSUR bloc.
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Yulia Tymoshenko has served as Ukraine's prime minister in 2005 and from 2007 to 2010.
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Melissa McKay of the Digital Childhood Institute filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission.
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US State Department says freeze will affect citizens of Somalia, Haiti, Iran and Eritrea, among other countries.
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Irish band slams push to reinstate charge against rapper Liam O’Hanna as 'waste of public time and public money'.
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Supporters of Irish-language punk-rap group Kneecap rallied outside London’s Royal Court of Justice.
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In 17 days, protests in Iran which began over the economy have snowballed into its worst unrest in years. Here's how.
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Mane scores 78th-minute winner to send Senegal through to play either Morocco or Nigeria in Sunday's final.
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Al Jazeera examines the groups fighting for control in Yemen and the resulting humanitarian situation on the ground.
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A protester who was shot in the face with a non-lethal round has been blinded in one eye and suffered skull fractures.
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A Thai passenger train was crushed by construction cranes that slammed onto carriages, killing at least 29 people.
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Amnesty International says internet blackout 'especially alarming' as election campaign 'marred by massive repression'.
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Follow our live build-up, with full team news coverage, ahead of our text commentary stream of the second semifinal.
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Somalia’s Minister of State for Foreign Affairs says “external elements” are responsible for separatist divisions.
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Minister says 'violent or hate-inciting actions have no place' in France as 'Raise the Colours' activists banned.
