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Indian authorities have detained six Ukrainian nationals and one American accused of crossing into Myanmar to train armed groups in drone warfare, a case handled under anti-terror laws.
As Argentina marks the 50th anniversary of the 1976 coup, the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo — a leading human-rights group — face cuts under President Javier Milei, raising concerns about memory and accountability.
Al Jazeera asked a simple but profound question — what if humanity encounters extraterrestrial life — sparking reflection on the scientific, ethical and geopolitical consequences of such a discovery.
Al Jazeera reports Pakistan was the world’s most polluted country in 2025, with PM2.5 levels up to 13 times above WHO guidelines, underscoring serious health and policy challenges.
Pakistan has offered to host US-Iran talks as Turkey and Egypt also press for mediation; analysts caution the gulf between Washington and Tehran remains wide.
Israel’s Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich has called for the effective annexation and occupation of southern Lebanon, proposing a new border that would extend Israeli control and risk heightened regional tensions.
The FCC added foreign-made consumer routers to its Covered List to push Chinese manufacturers toward onshoring, but analysts warn limited US manufacturing capacity could hinder the plan.
The populist far right has failed to turn recent momentum in Europe into decisive electoral victories, raising questions about its long-term prospects and political influence.
Cluster munitions scatter numerous submunitions over wide areas, creating acute civilian hazards and long-term unexploded ordnance risks; analysts warn these characteristics complicate defence and post-conflict recovery.
Prolonged fighting in Sudan has devastated hospitals and clinics, displacing health workers and cutting off millions from essential medical care, heightening humanitarian risks.
Qatar’s foreign ministry spokesman said coexistence remains essential despite Iranian attacks, signaling a diplomatic push to avoid wider escalation in the Gulf.
Japan plans to soften its description of ties with China in the 2026 diplomatic bluebook, prompting Beijing to blame Japanese prime minister Sanae Takaichi’s remarks on Taiwan for recent tensions.
Royal Challengers Bengaluru will reserve 11 stadium seats as a memorial for stampede victims, a symbolic gesture reflecting solidarity and highlighting crowd-safety concerns.
Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong arrives in Hong Kong for a three-day visit—his first since taking office—to meet officials and inspect sites in the Northern Metropolis after attending the Boao Forum.
Pakistan’s army chief held private talks with President Trump as Islamabad offers to host mediation aimed at ending the US‑Israel conflict with Iran.
Adviser Brian Finucane says U.S. intelligence did not substantiate claims of an “imminent threat” from Iran, casting doubt on the justification for war and prompting calls for scrutiny of the evidence.
An Al Jazeera editorial argues that ending the US–Israel war on Iran immediately is the best way to limit regional fallout, protect civilians and ease global repercussions.
Victor Lau Wan-hei has returned from a stint in the UK working as a physiotherapist to rejoin Hong Kong’s cycling squad for the Asian Track Championships in Tagaytay.
Former NATO official William Alberque says 440 kg of missing Iranian uranium is preventing the U.S. from declaring a clear victory, raising verification and nonproliferation concerns.
Video footage released March 24 shows the aftermath of a missile strike on Nesher, Israel, with residents recounting terror as tensions between Iran and Israel flare.