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Syria opposition forces have declared that the 24-year rule of President Bashar al-Assad has come to an end, hours after fighters entered the capital, Damascus, following a lightning advance across the country. In a statement broadcast live on Syrian national television on Sunday, a group of fighters said the “tyrant al-Assad has been toppled” and that all prisoners have been freed from a major pr
Syria war updates: Opposition takes Damascus, al-Assad fleesThese were the updates on Syria’s war for Sunday, December 8.
‘Appalling’: ICC president says threats, sanctions put court in jeopardy US politicians are threatening to sanction court officials over the arrest warrant against Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu. For many victims, 'a world without the ICC is inconceivable,' Judge Tomoko Akane says [File: Eva Plevier/Pool via AP/ANP] The president of the International Criminal Court (ICC) has warned that attacks on th
Warning: This article includes descriptions or mentions of sexual violence that some readers may find disturbing. Dr Adnan Al-Bursh’s life sat in stark contrast to the manner of the charismatic 49-year-old’s death. The head of orthopaedics at Gaza’s al-Shifa Hospital was working at the al-Awda Hospital in northern Gaza in December when he and other medics were arrested by the Israeli army for, the
On November 6 and 7, fans of the Israeli football team Maccabi Tel Aviv rampaged through Amsterdam ahead of a match between their team and the Dutch football club Ajax. They assaulted local residents, attacked private property, destroyed symbols of Palestinian solidarity, and chanted racist, genocidal slogans that glorified the slaughter of children in Gaza and the death of all Arabs. While the Is
Shakespeare left us the much-quoted adage about the relationship between things and names. In his tragedy Romeo and Juliet, his character Juliet complains that her family won’t accept her lover Romeo and boils it down to his name: “What’s in a name? That which we call a rose / By any other name would smell as sweet.” In essence, Shakespeare gives us the theory of the arbitrariness of signs long be
Hezbollah and Israeli forces have exchanged attacks across the Lebanon-Israel border in a marked escalation of the tit-for-tat engagement they have been undertaking since October 7. Here’s everything you need to know about what happened on Sunday morning. (Al Jazeera) What exactly happened? Israeli jets attacked southern Lebanon in the early hours of Sunday morning, saying it was a preemptive stri
In the past nine months, national and local authorities in the United States have tried to suppress and criminalise Palestinian activism and expressions of identity. This crackdown has affected various sectors, including politics, business, civil society, higher education, culture and others. Security forces have quelled peaceful protests, officials have made sweeping accusations of anti-Semitism
Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank have tied a wounded Palestinian man to the hood of a military vehicle during a raid on the city of Jenin, appearing to use him as a human shield. A video posted online on Saturday, and verified by Al Jazeera, showed Mujahed Azmi, a Palestinian resident of Jenin, strapped to a military jeep that passes by two ambulances. The family of Azmi told the Reuters n
The damaged gate of Al Aqsa University, which was destroyed by the Israeli army, stands in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip on April 14, 2024 [File: Reuters/Doaa Rouqa] We have come together as Palestinian academics and staff of Gaza universities to affirm our existence, the existence of our colleagues and our students, and the insistence on our future, in the face of all current attempts to
Al Jazeera Media Network has condemned the Israeli government’s decision to close its operations in Israel as a “criminal act” and warned that the country’s suppression of the free press “stands in contravention of international and humanitarian law”. “Al Jazeera Media Network strongly condemns and denounces this criminal act that violates human rights and the basic right to access of information.
I arrived in Rafah in the early hours of October 9 and made my way to my family home in Gaza City amid intense Israeli air strikes. The next day, I walked with my cousin to al-Shifa Hospital to begin work, not realising this would be the beginning of a 43-day nightmare. During those 43 days, I moved between hospitals, including to al-Ahli (Baptist) Hospital. Founded in 1882, this is one of the old
Inas Abu Maamar wears a plain blue garment and a mustard brown headscarf decorated with a pattern of raised knots. Her arms cradle the shroud covering a small, slumping body, nestled on her lap. Her head and face are bowed into the crook of her left arm. It is as though Abu Maamar is willing the body of her five-year-old niece, Saly, back to life, so that she would be able to sit one more time on
How will Iran respond to Israel’s attack on its Damascus consulate? Analysts say Iran is under pressure to respond in kind to Israel’s assassination of a senior Iranian commander in Damascus, but Tehran’s options are limited. Iranians rally in Tehran to mark Quds Day and the funeral of IRGC members who were killed in an Israeli air strike on the Iranian consulate in the Syrian capital Damascus on
In November, Israel’s public broadcaster, Kan, uploaded on its official X page a video of Israeli children singing a song celebrating their country’s ongoing genocide of Palestinians in Gaza. The broadcaster deleted the video clip after a huge online backlash. Even after the video was silently erased from social media, however, the song remained a subject of discussion and controversy. Many across
The Palestinian Ministry of Health says more than 46,000 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli attacks and thousands more are buried under rubble and threatened by illness. Here are the latest casualty figures as of 2:00pm in Gaza (12:00 GMT) on December 31: Killed: at least 45,541 people, including 17,492 children Injured: more than 108,338 people Missing: more than 11,160 The latest figures f
Israel-Palestine escalation updates: Gaza under bombardmentThese are the updates for the escalation between Palestinian fighters and Israel military on Saturday, October 7, 2023.
Iran and Saudi Arabia have agreed to re-establish diplomatic relations and reopen their embassies within two months, according to Iranian and Saudi state media. The agreement was reached on Friday during talks in Beijing. Keep reading list of 3 itemslist 1 of 3Iran’s top diplomat says talks with Saudis could restore tieslist 2 of 3Saudi foreign minister sees progress towards ending Yemen warlist 3
Russian lawyer and blogger Alexey Navalny takes part in the far-right "Russian March" in Moscow on November 4, 2011.[File: Reuters/Denis Sinyakov] Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine last year reignited a longstanding debate about the place the Russian opposition occupies in the context of Russian aggression in the post-Soviet space. Russian opposition activists and some observers have contend
Japan shrugs as Americans fume over Gwen Stefani ‘appropriation’ Japanese people say they are bemused at controversy over US pop singer’s fascination with their culture. American pop singer Gwen Stefani has expressed a deep fascination with Japanese culture [Ethan Miller/Reutes] Tokyo, Japan – When Eriko Sairyo, a 30-year-old professional who lives in Shizuoka, Japan, saw that American pop singer
Russian President Vladimir Putin cited the presence of the Azov regiment, a controversial Ukrainian far-right voluntary military group, as one of the pretexts to invade the eastern European nation on February 24, 2022. Putin had said the invasion was “to de-militarise and de-Nazify Ukraine”. The Russian president still maintains, the military unit, which has since been integrated into the national
A threat assessment from the United Nations has warned the Taliban is intensifying a search for people who worked with United States and NATO forces and is going “door to door” to find them. The confidential report – provided by the UN’s threat-assessment consultants and seen by a number of news media – says the group has “priority lists” of individuals it wants to arrest and is threatening to kil
Over the past few days, the Taliban has taken 26 of Afghanistan’s 34 provincial capitals. The armed group now controls an estimated 65 percent of the country’s territory, as the US-led foreign forces are about to complete the pullout from the country after 20 years of war. At least 244,000 people have been internally displaced since the beginning of May, when the Taliban group began multiple offen
Have the populist movements that have swept other countries quietly passed by the East Asian nation? Japan's Former Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone [File: Owen Franken/Corbis via Getty Images] On April 1, 1987, then-Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone delivered the death blow to the nation’s radical labour union movement. He broke the Japanese National Railways up into seven privatised rail
The World Health Organization has warned that the coronavirus pandemic is a “defining global health crisis of our time”, as it urged countries to test all suspected cases. The United States and countries across Europe have closed schools, entertainment venues and all but essential services, in an effort to combat the virus. Governments are limiting travel – both inward and outward – to curb the mo
Afghan activists and artists have painted murals to pay tribute to the humanitarian work of a Japanese doctor who was killed by gunmen last week in eastern Afghanistan. Dr Tetsu Nakamura, 73, was shot dead by unknown gunmen along with five other Afghans in Jalalabad on December 4, triggering an outpouring of sorrow and grief across the South Asian country. Dozens of Afghans gathered in the Nangarh
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has denounced South Korea’s decision to end an intelligence-sharing pact between the two countries, saying such action “damages trust” with Tokyo. South Korea officially informed Japan on Friday of its decision to scrap the 2016 agreement, further straining ties amid a dispute over South Koreans pressed into forced labour during Japan’s wartime occupation of Kore
Meet the Sapeuses of BrazzavilleThese women are redefining style in the capital of the Republic of Congo. Okili, centre, 10, struts through the neighbourhood with his mother Judith, right, and her friend. The art of the SAPE is about turning heads wherever you go. Okili has been a Sapeur for five years. He is still at school and his favourite item of clothing is his Yves Saint Laurent suit. [Tariq
Budapest, Hungary – A self-imposed deadline by a university founded by American billionaire George Soros to settle a legal dispute with the Hungarian government has passed, raising serious questions on academic freedom in the country. Saturday marked the end of the embattled Central European University’s (CEU) deadline to remain in Budapest, with the university now set to move its activities and s
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