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‘The SNP is in crisis’: Scotland’s Humza Yousaf’s first 100 days

Humza Yousaf took over the Scottish ruling party following the shock resignation of former leader Nicola Sturgeon.

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Mapping the hottest temperatures around the world

At least 22 countries have recorded maximum temperatures of 50C (122F) or above.

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Why did Israel use helicopter gunships on Jenin refugee camp?

Analysts say the use of helicopter gunships is indicative of an increased intensity in the assault against Palestinians.

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In India, desperate kidney sellers scammed on Facebook

Poverty-stricken Indians are trying to sell their organs on Facebook while scammers cash in on misery.

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In Singapore and Hong Kong, Korean dream tempts domestic helpers

South Korea is considering opening the door to foreign domestic workers as part of efforts to boost low birthrate.

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‘No mercy’: Palestinians describe Israel’s deadly raid on Jenin

Violent home intrusions and incessant shelling torment Jenin residents in Israel’s military operation.

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Aid groups alarmed at Jenin access curbs, scale of Israeli attack

Road blocks and bulldozers ploughing streets and buildings are preventing life-saving medical access.

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US Supreme court continues conservative lurch in recent decisions

Analysts say trust in the US’s highest court is wavering as a conservative supermajority reshapes constitutional law.

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‘How many Nahels didn’t get filmed?’: Voices from the banlieues

Al Jazeera speaks to people in Paris and the banlieues, or suburbs, about alleged police brutality and rioting.

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Palestinians in Jenin camp: From Nakba to Israel’s latest assault

The target of Israel’s military has been home to three generations of refugees, many of whom are now fleeing again

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Desertification: Iraq’s worsening water crisis

When many thousands of Iraqis turn on their taps “nothing comes out”, said Hayder Indhar for Phys.org.

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Is a global debt bomb about to explode?

The majority of low-income nations are on the cusp of a debt crisis, sparking fears of global contagion.

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‘A real massacre’: Israel’s attack on Palestinians in Jenin

Israeli forces kill at least nine Palestinians in the occupied West Bank as major operation continues in Jenin.

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Steady US support gives Israel ‘cover’ to attack Jenin: Analysts

Biden administration’s unconditional backing emboldens escalating Israeli violence against Palestinians, experts say.

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‘They have no recourse’: FIFPRO Africa on protecting footballers

Al Jazeera speaks to the union’s Geremi Njitap and Kgosana Masaseng on their work to improve player welfare.

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Thousands rally across Australia in support of Indigenous reform

Day of action seeks to rally support for a campaign to recognise Australia’s Indigenous people in its constitution.

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After mutiny, clouds hover over Wagner’s operations in Africa

Wagner’s mutiny in Russia has been eyed with interest and concern in Africa as questions mount over its operations.

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‘I connect to the pain’: Finding a second chance in ultrarunning

Ashleigh Adams, a recovering alcoholic, tests her limits in the Comrades – an infamous South African ultramarathon.

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Cambodia PM backtracks on threat to ban Facebook amid content row

A political fiasco has unfolded for Facebook after Hun Sen is accused of inciting violence on the platform.

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Canada wildfires: What to do when the air quality is bad outside

Haze has settled over large swaths of North America from fires, an issue expected to continue into hottest months.

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‘Police rough kids up here’: France reels after teen’s death

French authorities implement new security measures amid 3 nights of riots against police actions after teen shot dead.

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‘Very worrying’: Three far-right parties enter Greek parliament

Greece becomes the only European country with three far-right parties in its legislature after this week’s elections.

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‘It was his birthday’: Muslim lynched over beef in western India

Afan Abdul Ansari dies and companion Nasir Hussain battles for his life after attack by cow vigilantes in Maharashtra.

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In the heart of Silicon Valley, an oasis for Uighur cuisine

The co-founder of Mrs Khan grew up adamant she would not be a chef. Now, her restaurant is an anchor for the community.

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‘No singing, no joy’: How settlers ruined a Palestinian wedding

Hours before a couple was to get married, dozens of Israeli settlers torched salon where the family was getting ready,

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