'Books buried under rubble': Bologna book fair faces call to suspend Israel ... Bologna Children's Book Fair (BCBF) to suspend Israel's participation. | Continue reading
Chinese firms including Baidu and Alibaba are racing to roll out versions of the chatbots taking tech world by storm. | Continue reading
Kahranmanmaras, Turkey - Emine, a woman in her 20s, lies in a hospital bed in Kahranmanmaras, a city devastated by last week's earthquakes, as medics perform an ultrasound. The sound of her baby's heartbeat fills the room as Emine's eyes fill with tears.(aljazeera.com) | Continue reading
In a poll Musk posted on Twitter on Wednesday, 72.4 percent of the more than 3.16 million "users" who took part voted in favour of bringing back those who had been suspended by the social media platform. | Continue reading
A weak holiday quarter forecast knocked about $40bn from Meta’s stock market value in extended trade. | Continue reading
Twitter is struggling to keep its most active users – who are vital to the business, generating half revenue – engaged. | Continue reading
Allegations of atrocities against Indigenous inhabitants spark a German government-funded inquiry. | Continue reading
High home prices, scarcity and global uncertainty may be the perfect recipe for a US housing crisis, economists say. | Continue reading
The move comes after a report claimed up to 30 former pilots had gone to train members of the Chinese army. | Continue reading
Unlike those that return to base once missiles are launched, suicide drones are destroyed in an attack. | Continue reading
The tiny island came into existence 11 hours after a volcanic eruption and grew to 24,000 square metres in size. | Continue reading
‘While my grandmother threw away pictures to hide or forget the past, my foster mother documented my childhood.’ | Continue reading
China Semiconductor Industry Association says rules will harm the global supply chain for semiconductors. | Continue reading
Shenzhen-based firm is among 13 Chinese companies added to list that clears way for sanctions. | Continue reading
Musk’s proposal to seek a negotiated solution to Russia’s invasion and cede Crimea for good angers Ukrainians. | Continue reading
Maps and charts show the damage wrought by Pakistan’s ‘monster monsoon’, which submerged a third of the country. | Continue reading
Banks in Lebanon have implemented informal capital controls amid ongoing economic crisis, effectively freezing savings. | Continue reading
TV journalist Marina Ovsyannikova, who made international news over a live-on-air anti-war protest, has been detained. | Continue reading
In Cambodia, thousands of foreigners are trafficked, enslaved in compounds and forced to scam by cyber-fraud syndicates. | Continue reading
Chinese military announces new round of drills, keeping up pressure on Taiwan’s defences over Nancy Pelosi’s visit. | Continue reading
One Palestinian reported killed on Saturday morning as Israel continues bombarding the Gaza Strip for the second day in a row. Israeli forces continue to target the Gaza Strip with air attacks for a second day. One Palestinian man has been killed in Khan Younis from Israeli raids … | Continue reading
In Istanbul, a ‘Uighur School’ is teaching and housing children whose families face persecution in Xinjiang, China. | Continue reading
Protesters were demonstrating against deteriorating living conditions and political deadlock, Libyan media reported. | Continue reading
Nearly 60 percent of young Hong Kongers have expressed a desire to emigrate amid diminishing freedoms in the city. | Continue reading
The benchmark’s 21 percent drop in the first half of 2022 is a rout for the history books. | Continue reading
Turkey agreed to lift opposition to Sweden and Finland joining NATO, a breakthrough in an impasse clouding the summit. | Continue reading
Cryptocurrency has no legitimate value in the real world and needs to be eradicated. | Continue reading
Ukraine races against time to export its grain through Romania before the new harvest begins. | Continue reading
It lost shelf space in US stores to startups backed by celebrities and struggled with inflation and supply chain issues. | Continue reading
Pope Francis praised ‘brave’ Ukrainians, decried ‘cruelty’ of Russian troops, but said situation is not black and white. | Continue reading
Heavy rain and warmer temperatures melting mountain snow drive record floods just as tourist season was getting underway. | Continue reading
A new report says most exports went to European countries as Kyiv urges the West to sever all trade with Moscow. | Continue reading
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Why is there an infant formula shortage in the US? Who is to blame? And when will parents see relief? | Continue reading
Amazon’s Friday selloff erased more than $206.2bn off the company’s market valuation. | Continue reading
Al Jazeera’s Shireen Abu Akleh was a household name in the Arab world for her coverage of Israel and Palestine. | Continue reading
New report by UN health agency says coronavirus pandemic killed nearly three times more people than officially reported. | Continue reading
66 people died in the 2016 crash, which Egyptian authorities initially blamed on terrorism. | Continue reading
The doctrine of ‘sovereign immunity’ is being used to insulate state violence from legal liability. | Continue reading
Resolution to expel Russia from Human Rights Council expresses concern about reports of ‘systemic abuses’ in Ukraine. | Continue reading
Tokayev seeks to switch his country from ‘superpresidential’ rule to a presidential republic with a strong parliament. | Continue reading
Joe Biden is releasing millions of barrels from the United States’ crude oil stash. Here’s what you need to know. | Continue reading
To understand the war in Ukraine, we can turn to the men who likely helped built the Russian President’s world vision. | Continue reading
The worst recent bird flu outbreak in the US happened in 2015, when more than 230 farms in 15 states had outbreaks. | Continue reading
The financial hub of 26 million people has become a testing ground for China’s ‘zero-COVID’ policy. | Continue reading
Europeans who wanted nothing to do with refugees in the past are now doing everything they can to help the Ukrainians. | Continue reading
The suspensions have more to do with political polarisation than genuine security concerns related to the invasion. | Continue reading
The China Eastern airlines plane crashed in Guangxi region with an unknown number of casualties, the state TV reports.(aljazeera.com) | Continue reading