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The chemistry Nobel, always the third prize to be awarded during Nobel week, followed those for medicine and physics announced on Monday and Tuesday.

Britain's online safety regime sets obligations for social media platforms, search engines and adult content providers to tackle illegal content and to protect children's safety.

The case is the latest in a string of incidents stretching back years that have fuelled unease over the large US troop presence on the island chain near Taiwan and China.

Sheikh had just stepped off his flight when he was surrounded and detained, "even as he presented his immigration paperwork".

A Russian laboratory worker's death from unexplained pneumonia has raised fears of a possible plague infection, but experts say there is currently no evidence of a wider outbreak or a confirmed link to the laboratory.

Each F-15 jet is worth more than $30 million, while the 45 MQ-9 Reaper drones are estimated to be valued between $30 and $50 million each.

This year, data analytics firm Clarivate predicted that research into the hunger-regulating hormone GLP-1 was a contender for the Nobel Prize in Medicine, but the award went to neuroscientists.

Pike was scheduled to be executed by lethal injection on September 30 for the 1995 murder of 19-year-old Colleen Slemmer. However, the execution failed after officials administered two doses of the lethal drug pentobarbital.

Al Hammimi, the Omani pilot who tried to crash a plane with 175 passengers on September 30, is a symptom of Syria's long-raging sectarian and extremist fire that has now reached far beyond Syria's borders.

Interior Minister Laurent Nunez said the police response had been proportionate in "almost all cases" and that the protests had at times turned into riots, requiring police intervention.

On September 17, Saudi prosecutors appealed the case and asked the court to deal with it under Sharia law instead of cybercrime laws.

Israel's defence minister said he had put the military on high alert "in light of intelligence regarding Hamas's intentions to attempt to carry out attacks" on the anniversary.

Musaev, who was the only doctor on the plane, said he used makeshift pressure dressings and ice packs to stabilise Machchhar, whose pulse had dropped dangerously low.

Zhang and Xuan were first arrested in May 2025 after a hospital reported that their 2-month-old infant had a traumatic head injury, the result of being violently shaken by a nanny.

Christa Pike's lawyers said Tuesday that "against all odds" she was now "conscious, speaking, and continues to receive critical medical care."

Loud bangs across the border in Gaza were audible from the site of the Nova music festival just as family members gathered at dawn to mourn.

India's three-part ceasefire plan seeks to halt attacks on energy facilities and other infrastructure, keep grain and energy flowing through Black Sea ports and end strikes on commercial shipping passing through the strategic waterway, diplomatic sources said.

Steve Scheibner was originally scheduled to be the first officer on American Airlines Flight 11 on September 11, 2001, but he was replaced by a more senior pilot the night before the flight, which was later hijacked and crashed into the World Trade Center.

Trump and his administration have long blamed European social issues on migration, calling on Europe to shut its borders and echoing far-right parties by warning of what they call civilisational decline.

For Gazans, who have lived through the horrors of the last three years, life means a continuing encounter with impermanence and the repeated discovery that a home, a friendship, a livelihood, a familiar life and even one's former self can become things that exist only in memory.

Almost 15,000km away from Argentina, Messi's magical presence on the field left a lasting mark on fans across India.

An academic, former minister and a compromise choice, Pula was voted in by parliament amid protests.

US military aid and arms transfer continue unchanged, as US public sentiment shifts.

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Israeli air strike kills Palestinian Civil Defence rescue volunteer in northern Gaza.

US Vice President Vance’s call for reduced nuclear enrichment suggests room for compromise, but major obstacles remain.

A 13-year-old girl has called on world leaders to act on climate change and save her country, Tuvalu.

Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) hearing set to begin after Senegal stripped of Africa Cup of Nations title by CAF.

Tennessee death row inmate survives execution attempt, sparking legal and medical concerns.

Rescuers halt operation off the coast after finding no survivors.

Tent cities in Gaza grow as families mourn the dead, care for the injured, and endure relentless displacement.

Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu to make public address after thousands rally to demand more funding for education.

Israel attacked Gaza nine days out of 10 during a so-called ceasefire.

Three years on, the trauma of October 7, 2023, continues to reshape Israel’s politics, wars and place in the world.

Argentina’s head coach Lionel Scaloni said it was an ‘emotional day’ as Lionel Messi ends his international career.

Arfat Sheikh was arrested at Washington Dulles International Airport on September 24, advocacy group says.

French students and teachers protesting school conditions spoke with Al Jazeera about their demands.

Bedouin families uprooted by Israeli settlers describe a state-backed project of forced transfer in the West Bank.

The forgotten story of the football team that played as Palestine in 1934 — without Arab Palestinian players.

An Israeli soldier was spotted smashing a memorial to Palestinians during raids in the occupied West Bank.

Myanmar leader Min Aung Hlaing arrives in Malaysia on his first visit since the 2021 coup.

Yemeni government says one of the missiles hit Aden airport's runway minutes before a flight from Cairo was due to land.

Iran's oil exports have struggled amid a US blockade. A Russian energy crisis because of Ukrainian attacks could help.

Gaza City’s port was a hub for fishing and tourism before the genocide. Al Jazeera’s Maram Humaid shows what’s left.

Ukraine's air force says Russia launched 130 drones, 48 cruise missiles and ballistic missiles in overnight attack.