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Sub sinks Morocco as Nigeria are crowned African football queens

Bournemouth stroll past Everton in Premier League friendly

Thailand says open to 'dialogue' with Cambodia to end conflict

Israel allows aid air dops to Gaza to resume

Arsenal seal swoop for Swedish international Gyokeres

England sweat on Stokes' bowling fitness in bid for India series win

Powerhouse Gyokeres can give Arsenal missing edge

Britain leads calls for airdrops as Gaza hunger crisis deepens

Ecuador deports more than 800 Colombian inmates as Bogota cries foul

Arsenal sign Swedish international Viktor Gyokeres

Spain's pioneers 'knocking down walls' with run to Euro 2025 final

Shock media closure deals new blow to press freedom in Balkans

Nearly 14 years after presenting the first newscast of Al Jazeera Balkans, Sasa Delic, like his 250 colleagues, learned of the channel's closure in a shock announcement.

UK water pollution alarms summer bathers

Pensioner Chris Stanley became so incensed by water companies dumping wastewater into the sea near his home that four years ago he stopped paying his bills.

Lebanese militant released after 40 years in French jail

One of France's longest-held inmates, the pro-Palestinian Lebanese militant Georges Ibrahim Abdallah, was released from prison and is due to be deported on Friday, after more than 40 years behind bars for the killings of two diplomats.

French court to rule on Assad immunity in chemical attack case

France's highest court is to decide Friday whether to uphold an arrest warrant against Syria's ex-president Bashar al-Assad as part of a probe into deadly 2013 chemical attacks during the country's civil war.

Fear and relief in Thai shelter as Cambodia clashes rage

Sitting on plastic mats in a sports hall, desperate evacuees told AFP of fleeing in terror from thunderous artillery bombardments as Thailand and Cambodia clash.

Wallabies vow to put bodies on line in crunch second Lions Test

Skipper Harry Wilson vowed Friday the Wallabies will "throw their bodies around" to physically dominate the British and Irish Lions with everything on the line in the crunch second Test.

'Lungs of the Earth': the Indonesians fighting for peatland

Indonesian environmentalist Pralensa steered his boat through a shallow canal in the marshy peatlands near his village, an environment he fears may soon disappear.

Once a leading force, battered Tunisian party awaits elusive comeback

The party that once dominated Tunisian politics has faded away since President Kais Saied staged a dramatic power grab, with its offices shuttered and leaders behind bars or in exile.

Asian markets turn lower as trade war rally fades

Asian stocks fell Friday as their latest rally ran out of legs, with sentiment weighed by strong US jobs data that saw investors row back their expectations for interest rate cuts.

UK fears new summer of unrest, year after Southport riots

Concern is mounting that recent violent anti-immigrant protests could herald a new summer of unrest, a year after the UK was rocked by its worst riots in decades.

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Thailand says over 100,000 civilians flee clashes with Cambodia