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Turkish football fans displayed pro-Palestinian tifos and banners during a friendly match between Konyaspor and the Palestine national team in Konya.

The bodies of 105 Palestinians have been recovered from the rubble of a residential block destroyed by Israel in the early part of its genocide on Gaza. The victims are being prepared for burial almost three years since the war began.

US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth says he’s firing 20% of the military’s generals and admirals, as part of his ‘anti-woke’ overhaul. He also announced a new technology-focused warfare division co-led by Elon Musk.

Israeli passengers tell of the horror onboard the Flydubai flight that was diverted after the pilot stabbed his co-pilot in the cockpit. The plane dropped 17,000 feet during the fight from Dubai to Tel Aviv, but landed safely after being diverted to land in Saudi Arabia.

Night time celebrations filled the air as Iraqis observed the start of a four-day holiday to mark the withdrawal of US troops and international forces after more than a decade in the country fighting ISIL.

Crowds cheered and waved national flags as two Shahed drones were paraded through Tehran. Iranian-made, low-cost Shahed drones have become a major feature of modern warfare, used in attacks across the Gulf and extensively by Russia in its war in Ukraine.

A twice-yearly injection could revolutionise HIV prevention. But who gets access raises bigger questions about public money, pharmaceutical power, drug prices and shrinking global health funding. Al Jazeera’s Mikail Malik looks at the fight over access.

Israeli attacks on residential areas across Gaza killed at least eight civilians and wounded others on Wednesday. In Gaza City, an Israeli strike hit a minibus in the Tel al-Hawa area, killing six people and wounding 15 others, according to Palestinian medical officials.

Bangladesh’s health authorities report that at least 233 people have died from the mosquito-borne illness disease dengue fever. Thousands of cases have been recorded across the country since the start of 2026.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has met Yaniv Hayun, the Flydubai passenger that helped restrain a pilot who stabbed a colleague. Netanyahu called the passenger a ‘hero’ during a meeting at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv shortly after the flight landed.

A landmine explosion which injured three South Korean soldiers in the Korean Demilitarized Zone last week, has prompted Seoul to accuse North Korea of deliberately planting mines south of the Military Demarcation Line. Pyongyang denies the allegations and has threatened to retaliate. Al Jazeera’s Jack Barton reports from the DMZ.

Video shows female students in tears as they leave a secondary school in Azerbaijan after reportedly being denied entry for wearing headscarves, following changes to uniform rules.

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham is promising a major improvement to public services including social care, housing and energy. Al Jazeera’s Milena Veselinovic reports on what he’s proposing and what it could mean for the people of the UK.

Political strategist Celinda Lake says that young voters don’t usually cast their ballots in midterm elections, but they’re ‘very unhappy about the war’ and the rising cost of living in the US. Democrats see the youth vote as a key trigger to flip power in Congress.

South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced new measures to combat femicide and gender-based violence in the country. Since July, the bodies of at least 11 women have been found in an area east of Johannesburg prompting a nationwide outcry for action

Women in India’s capital New Delhi have taken to the streets after a string of rape cases, using bold slogans to demand safer public spaces and challenge restrictions placed on their movement in the name of safety. The slogans have sparked a wider social media campaign.

US President Donald Trump and leading tech companies have signed a voluntary agreement to regulate AI that includes internal reviews and joint monitoring, but falls short of introducing concrete ‘guardrails’.

White phosphorus can cause severe burns, ignite repeatedly and produce intense heat and toxic smoke. Here’s how Israel has used it in southern Lebanon, its impact on civilians and farmland, and why its use in populated areas is restricted under international law.
Al Jazeera’s Reem Takieddine explains.

Settler pogroms intensify as a total lockdown of the occupied West Bank enters its third day. And Israeli worshippers harass an elderly Palestinian man at Damascus Gate in occupied East Jerusalem.

Al Jazeera’s Mohammad Saleh has the latest.

Dozens of mourners in Gaza grieve the loss of their loved ones as they bury the fragmented remains of relatives killed in an Israeli strike in October 2023.