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Devastating Car Bomb Attack at Pakistan Mosque Leaves 15 Dead and 50 Injured
A deadly car bomb attack at a mosque in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province has killed at least 15 people and injured over 50 others during Friday prayers.
South Africa Faces Deepening Femicide Crisis as Women's Bodies Mount
The discovery of a ninth murdered woman in South Africa's Ekurhuleni municipality has deepened scrutiny over the government's response to the country's severe femicide crisis.
Tragic School Shooting in Southern Philippines Leaves Three Dead and Several Injured
A school shooting on the Philippine island of Mindanao left three pupils dead, including the teenage gunman, and eight others injured. Local officials have urged responsible firearm storage following a string of recent campus violence.
UN Mission Alleges Crimes Against Humanity as Influencers Face Accusations Over Nepal Flood Exploitation
A UN mission alleges crimes against humanity during the Iranian protest crackdown, while influencers face accusations of exploiting Nepal flood survivors in a short video report.
UN Mission Alleges Crimes Against Humanity in Iranian Protest Crackdown Following Zaporizhzhia Strike
A UN mission alleges crimes against humanity during the Iranian protest crackdown, coinciding with a fire that engulfed a Zaporizhzhia shopping centre after a Russian strike.
Devastating Blaze Destroys Zaporizhzhia Shopping Centre Following Russian Attack
A shopping centre in Zaporizhzhia has been engulfed in flames following a Russian strike, prompting urgent responses and widespread concern.
UAE and Swedish Authorities Dismantle International Money Laundering Ring in Joint Raid
UAE and Swedish authorities collaborated in a joint operation to arrest a wanted fugitive suspected of leading an international money laundering network that utilized cryptocurrencies.
US Veteran Criticized Over Israeli Bonds Stance as UN Investigates Minab Strikes
A US Veteran was criticized over his stance on Israeli bonds as UN findings suggest recent US strikes on Minab may constitute war crimes.
New UN Findings Reveal United States Strikes on Minab May Constitute War Crimes
New UN findings suggest that US strikes on Minab could be war crimes, while political analysts question if other parties can challenge United Russia in the upcoming election.
Severe Flash Floods Paralyze Tunis, Trapping Residents and Disabling Services
Torrential rain brought Tunisia's capital to a standstill on Thursday, flooding homes and roads while trapping residents and disrupting essential services.
Yemenis Share Their Dangerous Sea Journeys as Refugee Arrivals in Djibouti Surge
Yemeni refugees describe their harrowing journeys as arrivals in Djibouti continue to surge significantly.
Surging Refugee Arrivals: Yemenis Share Their Dangerous Journeys to Djibouti
Yemeni refugees share accounts of their journeys as arrivals surge in Djibouti, alongside discussions on international diplomatic procedures at the UNGA.
Deadly Intercommunal Clashes Leave at Least 26 Dead in Disputed Abyei Region
At least 26 people were killed and 82 injured in days of intercommunal fighting between the Ngok Dinka and Misseriya communities in the disputed Abyei border region.
Tragic Discovery: Four Bodies Recovered in Nepal Tunnel Amid Ongoing Flood Search Operations
Search teams in Nepal have recovered four bodies inside a tunnel as ongoing flood rescue operations continue.
Gaza Repairman Vital to Keeping Journalists Documenting Genocide
A Gaza repairman is helping journalists continue their vital work of documenting the genocide, as highlighted in a short video.
UAE Court Orders Unlicensed Driver and Vehicle Owner to Refund Insurer Dh295,294 Following Fatal Crash
An Al Ain court has mandated an unlicensed driver and a vehicle owner to reimburse an insurer Dh295,294 for payouts related to a fatal traffic crash.
Crown Prince Sheikh Khaled Visits Family of Fallen UAE Serviceman to Express Condolences
Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed visited the family of Warrant Officer Saeed Al Shamsi in Al Ain to offer condolences following a fatal training mission.
Deadly Escalation as Saudi Arabia and Yemen's Houthis Exchange Cross-Border Strikes
At least five people have been killed in a sharp escalation of cross-border attacks between Saudi Arabia and Yemen's Houthis, as Houthi leaders vehemently deny targeting Mecca.
Ninth Woman's Body Discovered Near Johannesburg as South African Police Investigate Spate of Killings
South African police have discovered the body of a ninth woman near Johannesburg, intensifying fears and investigations into a string of killings targeting young women.
Tragic Casualties Reported After Houthi Drone Debris Strikes Saudi Arabia's Taif
Debris from an intercepted Houthi drone falling on Saudi Arabia's Taif governorate resulted in one death and two injuries, marking the first fatality from renewed regional attacks this month.
Tragic Gaza Building Collapse Kills Over 20 People, Leaving Dozens Trapped Under Rubble
A war-damaged residential building in Gaza City collapsed early Wednesday, killing over 21 people, including 11 children, and leaving dozens trapped beneath the rubble.
Scorching Heatwave Grips Egypt as Temperatures Surge to 46C and Winds Stir Dust
The Egyptian Meteorological Authority warns of a scorching heatwave hitting Egypt on Thursday, with real-feel temperatures reaching up to 46C in South Upper Egypt alongside gusty winds and potential dust storms.
Floods Strike Valencia Once Again as Memories of the 2024 Tragedy Remain
Fresh floods return to Valencia while memories of the 2024 tragedy remain fresh, amidst reports of a secret deal between the US and Houthis regarding the Yemen war.
US CENTCOM Evaluates Hormuz Blockade Effectiveness Amid Reports
US CENTCOM informs Al Jazeera that the Hormuz blockade is highly effective, accompanied by video coverage of the situation.