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Why India likely won’t return Hasina to face Bangladesh death penalty
Bangladesh protesters applaud death penalty for former PM. But she is far from the gallows, in India.
Canadian PM Mark Carney clears budget vote, averting snap elections
A handful of opposition abstentions allowed Carney to advance a deficit-boosting budget aimed at countering US tariffs.
Trump hails lower prices amid rising discontent over cost of living
US president defends economic policies as polls show growing angst among voters over prices.
Jake Paul to fight Anthony Joshua in heavyweight bout on December 19
The social media star will box former two-time unified world champion Joshua in an eight-round professional fight.
Bangladesh live: Tribunal reads verdict against deposed ex-PM Sheikh Hasina
Hasina is being tried in absentia for crimes against humanity for a violent crackdown on student protests last year.
‘From the movies’: Sami Hamdi details ‘aggressive’ ICE detention
Bundled into vehicle with blacked-out windows, British journalist recounts detainment in US due to Palestinian support.
Bangladesh live: Court reads verdict against toppled ex-PM Sheikh Hasina
Hasina is being tried in absentia for crimes against humanity for a violent crackdown on student protests last year.
The Take: Will millions of Americans lose their health insurance?
Why millions in the US might not be able to afford health insurance in 2026.
Calls for answers grow over Canada’s interrogation of Israel critic
Ministry of public safety says it is seeking more details about questioning of scholar Richard Falk at Toronto airport.
What’s prompting growing anticorruption protests in the Philippines?
Mass protests demand transparency in the government investigation of flood-related corruption scandal.
Dozens of Indian pilgrims feared dead as bus crashes in Saudi Arabia
Transporting worshippers around Saudi Arabia’s holy sites has frequently proven dangerous.
Sheikh Hasina convicted of crimes against humanity – what we know
Former prime minister sentenced to death by special tribunal for her role in bloody 2024 crackdown on protesters.
Trump backs full release of Epstein files in sharp reversal
US president backs bipartisan push to release documents amid tensions within his Republican base.
Israel’s Ben-Gvir urges killing PA officials if UN backs Palestinian state
Key Israeli minister say Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas should also be jailed if Palestinian statehood advances.
US families’ ‘mind blown’ with cuts to solar rooftop funds
Many US families had been adopting solar panels for their homes to bring down electricity costs which have shot up.
‘Disturbing pattern’: US judge rebukes ‘missteps’ in James Comey indictment
Judge William Fitzpatrick wrote there was ‘a reasonable basis’ to question whether ‘government misconduct’ occurred.
UK’s sweeping asylum law changes: How will they impact refugees?
Britain to announce proposals on asylum with refugees facing longer waits and possible return to their countries.
Palestinian deaths in Israeli jails surge amid Gaza war: Report
Israeli authorities have been systematically abusing Palestinian prisoners with impunity, according to PHRI.
Trump says he will approve sale of F-35 fighter jet to Saudi Arabia
US president signals major arms deal ahead of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s visit to the White House.
Sheikh Hasina verdict live: Bangladesh tribunal’s verdict against ex-PM due
Hasina is being tried in absentia for crimes against humanity for a violent crackdown on student protests last year.
Chile faces presidential run-off between leftist Jara and far-right’s Kast
Chile’s presidential appears is headed to a December run-off after leading candidates fail to gain majority votes.
‘No’ vote leads in Ecuador referendum on hosting foreign military bases
Count of a third of ballots show 60 percent rejection of the proposal to host foreign military bases.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,362
Here are the key events from day 1,362 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
Sinner defeats Alcaraz to repeat as ATP Finals champion
Jannik Sinner beat Carlos Alcaraz for just the second time this year and defended his ATP Finals crown in Turin.
Portugal, Norway book qualification spots at 2026 FIFA World Cup
Portugal recovered from shock loss to Ireland on Thursday to qualify, while Norway is through for first time since 1998.
Dozens killed in DR Congo after bridge collapses at copper, cobalt mine
Deaths came after miners rushed a makeshift bridge at the Kalando mine in southeastern Lualaba province, official says.
Russia-Ukraine war updates: 3 killed in Kharkiv; Zelenskyy meets Macron
Russian attack kills three people and injures 10 in Ukraine’s eastern Kharkiv region.
South Korea proposes talks with North Korea on military demarcation line
Seoul calls for inter-Korean military negotiations to prevent accidental clashes and ease tensions with Pyongyang.
BBC ‘determined to fight’ Trump lawsuit over Panorama documentary
In a letter, BBC Chair Samir Shah argued there remains ‘no basis for a defamation case’ against the British broadcaster.
Live: Bangladesh court convicts Sheikh Hasina of crimes against humanity
Hasina is being tried in absentia for crimes against humanity for a violent crackdown on student protests last year.
Russia-Ukraine war live: 3 killed in Kharkiv; Zelenskyy to meet Macron
Russian attack kills three people and injures 10 in Ukraine’s eastern Kharkiv region.
Bangladesh live: Court verdict against toppled ex-PM Sheikh Hasina expected
Hasina is being tried in absentia for crimes against humanity for a violent crackdown on student protests last year.
Tension high as Bangladesh tribunal convicts ex-PM Hasina
Hasina – currently in exile in India – convicted over 2024 crackdown on protests that killed hundreds.
US flights to return to normal after aviation authority lifts restrictions
Federal Aviation Administration says airlines can resume normal schedules from Monday.
Live: Bangladesh’s Sheikh Hasina found guilty of crimes against humanity
Hasina is being tried in absentia for crimes against humanity for a violent crackdown on student protests last year.
Japan’s tourism stocks plunge amid spat with China
Relations between Tokyo and Beijing have plummeted over Japanese leader’s recent remarks on Taiwan.
LIVE: Russian attack kills 3 in Kharkiv; Ukraine’s Zelenskyy to meet Macron
Russian attack kills three people and injures 10 in Ukraine’s eastern Kharkiv region.
Battles in West Kordofan as Sudan army resists RSF’s eastward push
Reports of the desperate humanitarian situation and atrocities continue to mount as paramilitary RSF pushes eastwards.
Landslides kill dozens as heavy rains lash Southeast Asia
Scientists warn climate change making Southeast Asia’s rainy season increasingly hazardous.
Ice cream and MAGA drama in the American swamp
Trump’s breakup with some Republicans may entertain, but it won’t pull American politics out of the plutocratic bog.
Spain vs Turkiye: World Cup 2026 qualifier – team news, start time, lineups
Group E leaders Spain aim to qualify for direct entry into next year’s World Cup with a final takedown of Turkiye.
Germany lifts curbs on arms exports to Israel, citing Gaza ceasefire
Berlin says Gaza has now ‘stabilised’ despite daily Israeli attacks and continuing restrictions on humanitarian aid.
Why many Bosnian genocide scholars remain silent on Gaza
Their refusal to speak out undermines scholarly integrity and the field of genocide studies.
The mothers, children suffering Israel’s engineered starvation in Gaza
Israa and Mohammad struggle daily to feed their five daughters, including triplets born in Israel’s war on Gaza.
Gaza’s shelter crisis is ‘most dangerous’ disaster of war: Authorities
Gaza’s Government Media Office warns that hundreds of thousands of displaced Palestinians face catastrophic conditions.
Palestine Action trial begins in London – what we know
Six members of the proscribed ‘terrorist’ action group to be tried over attack on Israeli weapons group Elbit Systems.
Russia-Ukraine war live: 3 killed in Kharkiv; Zelenskyy meets Macron
Russian attack kills three people and injures 10 in Ukraine’s eastern Kharkiv region.
Ethiopia confirms three Marburg deaths as outbreak sparks regional alarm
Health authorities isolate more than 100 contacts as deadly hemorrhagic virus detected near South Sudan border.
US Supreme Court to weigh ‘metering’ of asylum claims at US-Mexico border
The Trump administration has sought to restrict asylum claims at the US border, alleging abuse within the system.
Syrian FM visits China, pledges ‘counterterrorism’ cooperation
Syria’s Asaad al-Shaibani meets with Chinese counterpart Wang Yi as Damascus pushes to bolster international ties.
Live: Sheikh Hasina sentenced to death, Bangladesh asks India to return her
Former PM Sheikh Hasina was tried in absentia for her government’s deadly crackdown on student-led protests last year.
Acting FEMA head David Richardson steps down after troubled tenure
Richardson is the second official President Donald Trump has appointed to lead FEMA since the start of his second term.
US Fed Governor Cook offers detailed defence in mortgage fraud case
Cook’s lawyer says the criminal referrals against her ‘fail on even the most cursory look at the facts’.
Israeli settlers torch homes and vehicles in Palestinian West Bank villages
New attacks near Bethlehem and Hebron underscore intensifying Israeli violence in occupied Palestinian territory.
Bangladesh live: Tribunal’s verdict against former PM Sheikh Hasina shortly
Hasina is being tried in absentia for crimes against humanity for a violent crackdown on student protests last year.
UN Security Council passes US resolution backing Gaza international force
The measure mandates transitional administration for Gaza and floats ‘credible pathway’ for Palestinian statehood.
Live: Bangladesh’s Hasina sentenced to death for crimes against humanity
Hasina is being tried in absentia for crimes against humanity for a violent crackdown on student protests last year.
LIVE: Displaced Palestinians suffer as winter weather takes hold in Gaza
Some 13,000 displaced families affected by flooding in Gaza as Israeli troops kill 15-year-old in occupied West Bank.
DR Congo shock Nigeria on penalties to win African World Cup playoffs
DR Congo reach inter-confederation playoffs for 2026 World Cup after beating Nigeria on penalties after a 1-1 draw.
Israel kills at least three in Gaza, as thousands endure heavy flooding
As Gaza’s misery deepens, Israel’s Netanyahu reveals to cabinet that he is uncertain how long truce will hold.
UK to end ‘golden ticket’ for asylum seekers in huge policy overhaul
The plans, inspired by Denmark’s approach, aim to slash irregular immigration and counter the UK’s far right.
LIVE: Israeli attacks kill 3 in Gaza; teen shot dead in West Bank raids
Israeli air raids have taken place in southern Gaza as well as Gaza City.
Thousands march in Brazil town hosting COP30 for climate justice
Indigenous-led protest in Belem urges climate action, fossil fuel phase-out and justice for affected communities.
US lawmaker Marjorie Taylor Greene blames Trump for threats after split
The former Trump ally accuses him of trying to intimidate Republicans before US House vote next week over Epstein files.
Week in Pictures: From river erosion in Bangladesh to protests in Mexico
A global roundup of some of last week’s events.
Man says shadowy group sending Palestinians out of Gaza has Israeli support
Al-Majd Europe group taking families on buses out of Gaza to Israel’s Ramon Airport – then to unknown destinations.
How Palestinian artists carry the New Visions spirit of resilience
The New Visions art movement energised a cultural boycott in the 1980s. Artists are still using it as inspiration today.
Iran says no prospect of talks as West builds pressure over nuclear issue
Foreign minister says Iran has not been enriching uranium at any of its sites since Israel and the US bombed them.
India arrests Kashmir resident over deadly Delhi car blast
Authorities say the arrested man is the owner of the car that exploded near the Red Fort.
Zelenskyy says Ukraine working on new prisoner exchange with Russia
Exchanges have been the only progress of any note in negotiations between the two countries in the nearly four-year war.
Four killed after two boats carrying migrants capsize off Libya’s coast
Libyan Red Crescent says it rescued 91 migrants and asylum seekers from Bangladesh, Sudan and Egypt.
Major US carrier arrives in Caribbean as Trump puts Venezuela in crosshairs
Arrival of the USS Gerald R Ford, the nation’s most advanced aircraft carrier, comes as US strikes alleged drug boats.
LIVE: Israeli air attacks across Gaza; deadly West Bank raids continue
Israeli air raids have taken place in southern Gaza as well as Gaza City.
The oyster farmers battling climate change in Fiji’s troubled seas
As fishing traditions are threatened by storms and poachers, pearl oyster farming offers a lifeline to coastal communities.
‘Enormous evil’: Thousands rally in the Philippines over corruption scandal
Protests come amid widespread anger over billions of pesos spent on substandard flood control projects.
Chinese Coast Guard vessels sail through Japan-administered Senkaku Islands
Patrol comes as tensions between China and Japan rise over Japanese prime minister’s comments about Taiwan.
Makhachev dominates Della Maddalena to win UFC welterweight belt
Makhachev makes light of stepping up a weight class to beat Della Maddalena by unanimous decision.
UFC 322 updates: Makhachev beats Della Maddalena to take welterweight crown
All the updates as Valentina Shevchenko retains flyweight title in co-main event at Madison Square Garden, New York.
LIVE: Nigeria vs DR Congo – CAF World Cup qualifiers playoff final
Follow the build-up, analysis, and live text commentary of the CAF playoffs final for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
No medical training could prepare me for a ‘life-genocide balance’
I volunteered in Gaza as a doctor. The anger, guilt, and helplessness I continue to feel are unbearable.
UN peacekeepers say Israeli forces fired on them in southern Lebanon
Latest Israeli attack on UNIFIL comes as it continues near-daily strikes on its northern neighbour in truce violation.
What’s the shadowy organisation taking Gaza Palestinians to South Africa?
Details have emerged about the controversial scheme to take Palestinians out of Gaza, run by Al-Majd Europe.
Skateboarding helps Gaza children with trauma amid ruins, adds rare joy
Children turn war-shattered ruins into makeshift skateparks as mental health crisis deepens.
Israel can’t fly us all out to South Africa
The paid forced deportation flights are the latest Israeli scheme in a long history of failed ethnic cleansing efforts.
Somalia confirms major data breach in electronic visa system
Officials launch probe days after breach emerged amid widespread concern and speculation over leaked data.
Benn dominates Eubank Jr in boxing rematch to win middleweight clash
Conor Benn scored a unanimous points victory over Chris Eubank Jr in their rematch at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
LIVE: Islam Makhachev vs Jack Della Maddalena – UFC 322
Follow our live build-up, analysis, results, photos and blow-by-blow commentary stream of the welterweight title fight.
What’s Grokipedia, Musk’s AI-powered rival to Wikipedia?
Grokipedia copies Wikipedia’s format, but loose fact-checking and weak citations leave many of its claims unreliable.
Chile votes for new president in communist vs far-right contest
Elections pit governing leftist coalition against conservative challenger and will also redefine country’s legislature.
What will be the fallout from Ukraine’s worsening corruption scandal?
Several ministers have resigned in the wake of a $100m corruption investigation.
Toppled Hasina’s son warns Bangladesh court will sentence her to death
Sajeeb Wazed says his mother is safe in India as he threatens to block February election over party ban.
Who is Marjorie Taylor Greene, Trump’s MAGA ally turned critic?
Trump calls Greene a ‘traitor’ and rescinds his endorsement of the lawmaker.
Syria detains members of security forces over Suwayda violence
Chief investigator declines to say how many arrested; some were identified by videos on social media.
Thousands rally in N Macedonia ahead of trial over deadly nightclub fire
Protesters demand justice over the nightclub fire that killed 63 people in the town of Kocani in March.
Are Israeli-backed human trafficking networks forcing people out of Gaza?
Rights activists warn of possible ethnic cleansing of Palestinians.
Ecuador votes on return of US military bases to tackle drug violence
Referendum asks whether to lift constitutional ban as President Daniel Noboa seeks US help against cartels.
Why are biologic drugs expensive? Will Trump’s plans make them cheaper?
FDA aims to speed biosimilar approvals to increase competition, but experts warn drug prices may not drop quickly.
Israel pushes US to close door on Palestinian statehood before UNSC vote
Hardliners furious after US amends resolution to secure support of countries participating in Gaza stabilisation force.
Sudan’s army captures two areas in North Kordofan as RSF burns more bodies
RSF is burning and burying bodies near a university, mosque, camp for the displaced people, and hospital in el-Fasher.
Thousands march for climate action outside COP30 summit in Brazil
Indigenous and other climate activists say they need to ‘make their voices heard’ as UN conference hits halfway mark.
Man jailed for ‘smash and grab’ theft of Banksy’s Girl with Balloon print
The British street artist has created several versions of the iconic painting across London, as well as in Palestine.
UN extends peacekeeping mission in disputed Abyei region for another year
The Security Council says further extensions would hinge on real progress between Sudan and South Sudan.
Malian media authorities suspend two French broadcasters
Officials said the suspension related to broadcasts about an ongoing fuel blockade that has caused major shortages.
Trump withdraws support for former MAGA champion Marjorie Taylor Greene
Congresswoman Greene claims Trump making an ‘example’ of her to scare Republicans before vote on Epstein files.
DRC, Rwanda-backed M23 sign framework deal for peace after talks in Qatar
The agreement is not expected to immediately change things on the ground, but to move forward a larger peace process.
Vatican returns 62 items taken from Indigenous communities in Canada
Pope Leo gifts the objects to the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops after meeting their representatives.
US confirms four people killed in 20th strike on vessel in the Caribbean
Latest killings confirmed as US officials reportedly hold meetings to discuss possible military operations in Venezuela
Nine killed in blast at police station in Indian-administered Kashmir
An explosion at a police station in Indian-administered Kashmir has killed at least nine people and injured 32 others.
Jannik Sinner defeats Ben Shelton at ATP Finals ahead of semifinals
Jannik Sinner stayed on course to defend his ATP Finals title, while Felix Auger-Aliassime claimed the last semi spot.
US immigration crackdown, arrests under way in Charlotte, North Carolina
Agents from ICE, Customs and Border Protection, and Department of Homeland Security have been deployed.
Trump issues two pardons related to investigation into January 6, 2021 riot
Suzanne Ellen Kaye was convicted for threatening to shoot FBI agents.
LIVE: Israel closely coordinated Gaza families’ mystery transit to S Africa
Heavy rains flood tent cities as winter grips Gaza and Israel refuses to allow in much-needed tents and tarpaulins.
Former UN special rapporteur Richard Falk interrogated for hours in Canada
Falk, who has investigated Israeli abuses, says questioning reflects push to silence truth of Israel’s war on Gaza.
LIVE: Israel launches more air strikes on Gaza as ceasefire phase wraps up
Heavy rains flood tent cities as winter grips Gaza and Israel refuses to allow in much-needed tents and tarpaulins.
More details emerge of Israel’s ‘brutal’ treatment of Palestinian detainees
Lawyers say Palestinians are being assaulted, deprived of contact with outside world at underground Rakevet facility.
IRGC says tanker seized near Iran’s waters based on judicial order
The latest vessel confiscation comes as regional tensions remain high, months after the June war with Israel and the US.
Gaza’s medical students help health system decimated by Israel’s war
The UN says Israel has deliberately been targeting Gaza’s health facilities and killing medical personnel.
Ukraine says it attacked Russian oil refinery near Moscow as winter looms
Strike comes a day after fierce Russian assault on Ukrainian capital Kyiv killed at least six people and injured dozens.
PA warns against ‘agents of displacement’ in Gaza after South Africa flight
Palestinian authorities say shadowy companies and entities are working in line with Israel on human trafficking.
Jailed Tunisian opposition figure hospitalised amid hunger strike: Family
Jawhar Ben Mbarek’s sister said his health had ‘severely deteriorated’ and a ‘dangerous toxin’ was detected in his body.
Protest in Mexico inspired by Gen Z movement draws older gov’t critics
Earlier in the week, some Gen Z social media influencers said they no longer backed the protests.
China issues travel warning for Japan over threats to intervene in Taiwan
China asks citizens to avoid travelling to Japan, following diplomatic feud due to remarks by Tokyo’s new premier.
Could Chile be on the verge of a political shift in its 2025 election?
Chile’s right wing is seeking to capitalise on concern over crime and immigration in its bid to replace Gabriel Boric.
Why Russia’s liberal opposition is so anti-Palestinian
Many Russian dissidents claim to embrace liberal values while fully subscribing to a racist view of the world.
Trump says will sue BBC for up to $5bn over edited video
US president signals legal war even as UK network apologises for ‘error of judgement’ in editing his January 6 speech.
Colombia’s Petro inks $4.3bn deal for 17 fighter jets amid regional tension
President Gustavo Petro says purchase of warplanes is a ‘deterrent weapon to achieve peace’ amid ‘messy’ geopolitics.
A woman’s search for a lost childhood in South Korea
‘My identity, my immediate family, my extended family, everything was erased,’ says adoptee Ju-rye Hwang.
Palestinians reel under winter rains as Israel blocks Gaza shelter supplies
Palestinian families call for help as Israel’s two-year military assault has left hundreds of thousands vulnerable.
Rashida Tlaib introduces US Congress resolution to recognise Gaza genocide
The congressional measure, backed by 21 Democratic legislators, calls for sanctions against Israel over Gaza horrors.
Bihar 2025 election result: Who won, who lost, why it matters
Modi’s BJP-led alliance poised to sweep the legislative assembly election in Bihar, vote count trends show.
Trump asks Justice Department to investigate Bill Clinton over Epstein ties
The Republican president has repeatedly called scrutiny over his own relationship with Epstein a ‘Democratic hoax’.
Joseph Parker facing ban after failing drug test on day of Wardley fight
Former world heavyweight boxing champion failed test on the day of his loss to Fabio Wardley, promoter says.
Osimhen scores two goals as Nigeria set up World Cup clash with DR Congo
Victor Osimhen’s brace against Gabon puts Nigeria through to CAF World Cup playoff final on Sunday against DR Congo.
Why did US let Dodik off the hook and hand Europe’s ailing heart to Russia?
The US decision to lift sanctions on the Bosnian Serb leader effectively enabled Russia to annex half of Bosnia.
Will Sudan’s RSF turn strategic city of el-Obeid into another el-Fasher?
After last month’s capture of el-Fasher, which led to hundreds of deaths, the RSF’s attention turns to el-Obeid.
‘Silliness’: Ireland and Portugal coaches at odds over Ronaldo red card
Ronaldo at risk of being banned for first game of 2026 World Cup if Portugal qualify after red card against Ireland.
South Africa lets 153 Palestinians disembark following 12-hour plane ordeal
President Ramaphosa says Palestinians who ‘mysteriously’ landed in South Africa seem to have been ‘flushed out’ of Gaza.
France secure spot at 2026 World Cup as Mbappe scores twice against Ukraine
Olise and Ekitike also on target as two-time champions France qualify for 2026 World Cup with 4-0 home win over Ukraine.
Shohei Ohtani, Aaron Judge make history with back-to-back MVPs
Los Angeles Dodgers’ Shohei Ohtani wins fourth MLB MVP award while New York Yankees’ Aaron Judge bags a third.
Jack Della Maddalena backs himself to beat UFC ‘legend’ Islam Makhachev
UFC boss breaks up tense face-off between the two fighters before their welterweight title bout in New York.
Alcaraz secures year-end world number one ranking at ATP Finals
Carlos Alcaraz beats out Jannik Sinner to number one spot after the Spaniard defeated Lorenzo Musetti in Turin, Italy.
‘Trip of suffering’: Gaza evacuee details 24-hour journey to South Africa
One of 153 Palestinians who left Gaza without knowing the final destination, says Israel helped facilitate transfer.
Normalising hate: Israel leans in to anti-Palestinian violence, rhetoric
Analysts in Israel say Israel is continuing on the same path, despite the ceasefire in Gaza.
Questions over how Palestinians from Gaza arrived in South Africa
Questions have been raised over how hundreds of Palestinians were able to leave Gaza and fly to South Africa.
Is Venezuela prepared for a US attack, as Washington ramps up forces?
Venezuela’s military is unlikely to be able to match US aggression. But President Maduro has other options, say experts.
Trump, Congress and the Epstein files: What happens next?
House advances bill to release Jeffrey Epstein files amid Republican resistance and Trump’s opposition to disclosure.
Amputees from Israel’s Gaza war use homemade prosthetics to re-enter life
The besieged Palestinian enclave has the world’s highest number of child amputees per capita.
Sudan’s civilians deserve more than survival
Sudan is facing the world’s largest displacement crisis. Peace and access cannot wait.
ASEAN can’t let Trump’s America set the pace on climate action
As US President Donald Trump retreats on climate, Southeast Asia must lead where the US won’t.
Eubank Jr vs Benn 2: Fight undercard, start time and how to watch
Who are the fighters, and what’s the family rivalry? When and where is the fight? Al Jazeera explains.
Trump wants to recreate the British mandate in Palestine
The US president is pushing a UN resolution that would hand Washington the powers London once held over Palestine.
Sinner defeats Zverev, reaches ATP Finals semifinals in Turin
Jannik Sinner extends his unbeaten indoor hardcourt record to 28 matches with straight sets win over Alexander Zverev.
From Kashmir poster to Delhi car blast: How India attack unfolded
Officials say the pamphlet set off a probe that led them to a doctor believed to have been in the car that exploded.
Ronaldo sent off as Ireland stun Portugal to keep World Cup hopes alive
Troy Parrott scores twice in first half to keep Ireland’s hopes of reaching next tournament alive with a famous victory.
New Epstein emails and files: What do they reveal about Trump?
The US House of Representatives will vote on releasing all files related to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein next week.
Sri Lanka Cricket tells players to stay in Pakistan after bomb blast
Sri Lanka governing body instructs national team to continue tour in Pakistan despite several players wanting to leave.
Lakers humiliated by OKC Thunder; Curry, Warriors rally to defeat Spurs
LA Lakers are blown out by Oklahoma City on the road while Stephen Curry scores 46 as Golden State beat San Antonio.
China’s AI is quietly making big inroads in Silicon Valley
Chinese AI models are being adopted by US firms and winning praise from tech leaders in a challenge to Big Tech.
Sanctions are not a humane alternative to war
Without built-in health protections, sanctions kill civilians as surely as bombs and bullets.
How Trump-era funding cuts endanger efforts to empower Haiti’s farmers
In Haiti, the UN has sought to source more produce from local farmers. Could foreign aid cuts unravel those efforts?
Messi’s return to Barcelona ‘unrealistic’, says club president Laporta
Laporta’s comments come after Messi made a surprise visit to the Nou Camp and expressed his desire to return ‘one day’.
How many times has Israel violated the Gaza ceasefire? Here are the numbers
Since the ceasefire took effect one month ago, Israeli attacks have killed at least 242 Palestinians and injured 622.
US Senate reaches deal to end 40-day government shutdown
Breakthrough comes after some Democrats agreed to reopen government without a guaranteed extension of health subsidies.
The government shutdown has escalated the US war on the poor
For the ruling elite, poor Americans are expendable.
It is time to give Africans a stake in African growth
African countries need to change rules and regulations to stimulate African investment in start-ups.
Airlines cancel 3,300 US flights amid fears travel could ‘slow to trickle’
US senators reach stopgap deal to end government shutdown, raising hopes for end to six-week-long impasse.
Man City crush Liverpool 3-0 to cut gap with Premier League leaders Arsenal
Erling Haaland, Nico Gonzalez and Jeremy Doku score to seal a football win that could prove pivotal in the title race.
US senators look for way out of shutdown at rare weekend session
The record shutdown is now in its 39th day and has affected everything, from food aid to air travel.
Thousands of US flights cancelled, delayed as government shutdown continues
The Federal Aviation Administration is temporarily cutting air traffic by 10 percent to maintain safety standards.
Powerful tornado wrecks Brazil town, killing six and injuring hundreds
Tornado flattens homes in Rio Bonito do Iguana, with one official describing the destruction as akin to a ‘war zone’.
US highlights Gaza aid surge; Palestinians allege ‘engineered starvation’
White House says nearly 700 aid trucks entering Gaza each day, a figure disputed by Palestinians and aid organisations.
As Super Typhoon Fung-wong nears, Philippines on edge
The storm already kills at least one person, disrupts power and forces evacuations of nearly one million people.
LIVE: Israeli killings continue in Gaza, West Bank; Hamas retrieves body
Hamas says the retrieved body is that of Israeli soldier Hadar Goldin, who was reported killed in 2014.
Ukraine drone strikes throw power supplies into disarray in Russian cities
Tit-for-tat attacks on energy facilities continue after Russia launched ‘massive strikes’ on Ukraine.
US government shutdown enters 40th day: How is it affecting Americans?
Shutdown beats record set during President Trump’s first term, as experts warn the economy has started to suffer.
Messi scores two goals as Inter Miami eliminate Nashville in playoffs
Star forward Lionel Messi and Inter Miami advanced to MLS Cup East semifinals with Game 3 playoff win over Nashville.
Syria’s al-Sharaa arrives in US for official visit
Visit comes as Syria announces launching a ‘large-scale operation’ targeting ISIL cells across the country.
Special voting for forces and displaced in Iraq parliamentary polls begins
Nearly 1.3 million members of the security forces and more than 26,500 internally displaced people are eligible to vote.
Djokovic withdraws from ATP Finals after record-setting Athens win
Novak Djokovic has pulled out of ATP Finals after beating Lorenzo Musetti, but not before setting new hardcourt mark.
BBC boss Tim Davie resigns after criticism over Trump speech edit
Davie’s exit caps week of attacks on UK’s public broadcaster, with Trump press secretary calling it ‘100% fake news’.
Republicans push to strip Zohran Mamdani of US citizenship. Is it possible?
GOP seeks to revoke NYC Mayor-elect Mamdani’s citizenship; experts say they must prove false claims in his application.
LIVE: Manchester City vs Liverpool – Premier League
Follow the build-up, analysis and live text commentary of the match as City host rivals Liverpool at the Etihad Stadium.
Manchester City vs Liverpool 3-0: Premier League
Follow the build-up, analysis and live text commentary of the match as City host rivals Liverpool at the Etihad Stadium.
Israeli forces kill Palestinian man during occupied West Bank raid
Abdel Rahman Darawsha, 26, shot by Israeli troops during a raid on Far’a refugee camp in the south of Tubas town.
UK military to help Belgium after drone sightings near airports
The military has not gone into details about the sort of equipment or number of personnel that will be sent.
It’s not just Israel to blame for the medical evacuation crisis in Gaza
Injured children like my cousin Ahmad are languishing in Gaza because foreign governments will not take them in.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,354
Here are the key events from day 1,354 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
LIVE: Israel’s attacks continue in Gaza; Hamas to hand over Goldin’s body
Hamas says it has retrieved remains of Israeli soldier Hadar Goldin, who was reported killed in 2014.
Why does the UK want to copy Denmark’s stringent immigration policies?
The UK government plans to copy Denmark’s controversial immigration policies – a move resisted by some Labour leaders.
Israel receives remains of soldier killed in Gaza in 2014
If body is identified as Israeli soldier Hadar Goldin, the remains of four other deceased captives are still in Gaza.
Egyptians set to head to the polls in Parliament vote
Egypt will head to the polls on Monday, in the first of two rounds of voting for the House of Representatives.
Sudan medics accuse RSF of burning, burying bodies to conceal ‘genocide’
People fleeing el-Fasher for Al Dabbah tell Al Jazeera many died on the way from wounds or lack of food.
Hungarian leader Orban says he secured ‘financial shield’ from Trump
Trump promises to defend Hungary’s finances amid Orban-EU tensions and to sign $600m gas deal, says Hungarian leader.
One dead, dozens missing after migrant boat sinks off Malaysia coast
Authorities say rescue operations are under way to locate survivors on a boat that sunk, with two others missing.
Nearly 1 million Filipinos evacuate as Super Typhoon Fung-wong approaches
Philippines weather bureau warns of ‘life-threatening conditions’ as super storm heads for its largest island.
In her dying moments, a stranger changed my life
I’d crashed my car into a homeless woman. She spent her final moments showing me kindness.
Afghanistan’s Taliban blames ‘irresponsible’ Pakistan as peace talks fail
The talks in Turkiye have not yielded results as the Taliban accuses Pakistan of not presenting actionable demands.
N Korea threatens ‘offensive action’ as US aircraft carrier visits S Korea
North Korea issues warning as Washington and Seoul agree on strengthening military ties.
Philippines braces for Typhoon Fung-wong after earlier storm kills over 200
Deadly Typhoon Kalmaegi devastates the Philippines and Vietnam, with survivors now bracing for another storm.
Ukraine’s FM says over 1,400 Africans recruited to fight for Russia in war
Ukraine accuses Russia of luring recruits from Africa into ‘suicidal’ military contracts to bolster its war efforts.
Death toll in Gaza tops 69,000; Hamas retrieves body of Israeli soldier
Israeli killings continue in Gaza and the occupied West Bank as Hamas recovers body of soldier reported killed in 2014.
India is world’s second-largest shrimp producer. That is now under threat
US tariffs have dealt a deadly blow to the Indian shrimp industry that relies predominantly on exports.
Paz sworn in as Bolivia’s president, promises ‘capitalism for all’
Rodrigo Paz faces Bolivia’s worst economic crisis in 40 years, with high inflation and a shortage of fuel and dollars.
UN rights office warns of ‘unimaginable atrocities’ in Sudan’s el-Fasher
UN estimates 82,000 of el-Fasher’s total population of 260,000 fled after RSF atrocities, with many still trapped.
Is Israel inching towards another regional war?
The Israeli military ramps up attacks on Lebanon as Hezbollah disarmament fails.
Israeli attacks kill two in Lebanon as EU urges it to respect the ceasefire
Israel has escalated daily attacks in Lebanon, flouting a one-year-old truce, while claiming it’s targeting Hezbollah.
The bipartisan comfort with Islamophobia harms us all
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Manchester City vs Liverpool: Premier League – team news, start, lineups
City host champions Liverpool at the Etihad with both sides desperate for a win to keep up with league leaders Arsenal.
Gaza’s water turns deadly as Israel’s genocide leaves toxic aftermath
As the homes of Gaza’s families lie in ruins, its farmlands and water supply now pose lethal risks.
COP30 climate summit hears from countries suffering global warming harms
There are growing calls for developed nations that produce the most gas emissions to take more responsibility.
Tunisian opposition figures join hunger strike to support jailed politician
The family of jailed politician Jawhar Ben Mbarek say ‘his health is deteriorating’ after nine days without food.
Nigerians demand own solutions to violence as Trump threatens US invasion
Amid US claims of ‘Christian genocide’ locals and experts say crisis is multilayered, dismiss plan for foreign invasion.
LIVE: Tottenham Hotspur vs Manchester United – Premier League
Follow the build-up, analysis and live text commentary of the game as Spurs host United at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Irish football body overwhelmingly backs call for Israel’s ban from UEFA
FAI calls for Israel’s immediate suspension over its violation of UEFA’s statutes in occupied Palestinian territory.
India win T20 series against Australia after washout in fifth match
Final T20 of the five-match series was abandoned after 4.5 overs as thunderstorm and rain forced players off the field.
Israel-Premier Tech cycling team loses title sponsor after protests
Canadian firm ends its sponsorship of the Israeli-owned team following major pro-Palestine protests at European races.
Hungary claims ‘indefinite’ US sanctions waiver for Russian energy imports
Foreign minister says Budapest ‘obtained an indefinite exemption from the sanctions’ on Russian oil and gas shipments.
US judge rules Trump illegally ordered National Guard troops to Portland
US district judge blocks Donald Trump’s use of military force to tackle protests against immigration officers.
US Supreme Court allows Trump to block $4bn in food aid to families in need
Forty-two million face food aid delays after the nation’s top Court lets US president pause full SNAP payments.
Tottenham and Manchester United both score stoppage-time goals in 2-2 draw
De Ligt salvages point for United in a frantic finale as both sides miss chance to go second in the Premier League.
Deaths, injuries after Russia hits residential and energy sites in Ukraine
Ukraine is calling for more sanctions and asset freezes on Russia as it fends off intensified attacks.
Trump says US to boycott South Africa G20 summit over white ‘genocide’
Trump calls it a ‘disgrace’ that South Africa is hosting the G20, reiterates debunked claims of a white ‘genocide’.
Tanzania arrests senior opposition figure as hundreds face treason charges
Opposition party Chadema said that its deputy secretary-general, Amani Golugwa, was arrested early on Saturday.
Sudanese army intercepts drone attacks on cities after RSF agrees to truce
Army-backed government yet to give an official response to Quad’s proposal for ceasefire leading to civilian rule.
Why Mo Amer jokes to survive
Mo Amer built a career turning identity into comedy, but as politics intensify, can humour still cut through?
Gaza ‘reduced to dust’ as world commits in Doha to eradicate poverty
Gaza’s devastation starkly contrasts global promises to leave ‘no one behind’, as residents struggle for basic survival.
UN sounds alarm over rising hunger crisis in eastern DR Congo
WFP says a ‘deepening hunger crisis’ is unfolding and that it may have to pause food aid due to record low funding.
Republicans swat down Democratic offer to end US government shutdown
Democratic leader Schumer offered Republicans votes to end gov’t shutdown and extend the expiring healthcare subsidies.
US removes Syrian president from global ‘terrorist’ sanctions list
US has rolled back sanctions that could complicate Syria’s efforts to rebuild following years of devastating civil war.
James Watson, who co-discovered DNA double helix, dies at 97
Scientist helped break new ground in study of genetics, but later caused outcry with promotion of racist ideas.
What if … the United Nations was disbanded next Friday?
Experts tell Al Jazeera what would happen if the world decided to get rid of its core institution next week.
Turkiye issues arrest warrant for Israel’s Netanyahu over Gaza ‘genocide’
Turkiye accuses Israeli officials of ‘genocide and crimes against humanity’ over Israel’s war on Gaza.
UN warns Gaza aid still too slow as Israel restricts supplies despite truce
Palestinians are still facing shortages of food, water, medicine and other supplies as a result of Israeli restrictions.
Trump exempts Hungary from Russian oil and gas sanctions: PM Viktor Orban
Hungary’s nationalist prime minister says country gets exemption from US sanctions on Russia after meeting with Trump.
Honda profits tumble as Trump tariffs weigh on the carmaker
The Tokyo-based company said that strong motorcycle sales offset bigger losses.
Commercial flights hit by US shutdown as calls grow to ground private jets
Flights have been cancelled or delayed, impacting 40 major US airports
United States skips UN review of its human rights record
US joins Israel as only other country to not show for mandatory process scrutinising rights record of UN member states.
Founded as a refuge from US racism, Liberia must not help enforce it now
With its offer to take in a US deportee who does not want to go there, Monrovia betrays Liberia’s unique history.
Tanzania charges dozens with treason over election protests
Church leader Benson Bagonza says the move would only deepen the acrimony sparked by the election.
What’s in Elon Musk’s bumper $878bn pay package?
Musk will have to meet a series of milestones over the next decade to earn it.
Why is former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi retiring from US Congress?
Trump called her an ‘evil woman’; Pelosi is considered one of the most influential legislative leaders in recent history
Spanish police arrest suspected members of Venezuelan gang targeted by US
Raids across five Spanish cities result in arrests of 13 suspected of being in Venezuela’s Tren de Aragua gang.
EU naval force nears ship seized by pirates off Somali coast
Operation Atalanta says it will take ‘appropriate action’ to help the Malta-flagged tanker Hellas Aphrodite.
Serbia’s Vucic angers Russia with comments about selling ammo to EU
Comments come after bloc told Serbia, the only country not to sanction Russia, to ‘get concrete’ about accession bid.
Which airports in the US are cancelling flights?
Forty of the country’s busiest airports have been affected by the domestic flight cancellations. Here is the list.
Fact checking Nancy Pelosi statements over the years
Pelosi has been falsely accused of drunkenness and treason, but she has also made a few questionable statements herself.
Tottenham vs Manchester United: Premier League – team news, start, lineups
Follow our match build-up, with full team news, ahead of our live text commentary of the game in north London.
Pakistan says Afghanistan talks deadlocked after deadly border clashes
Afghan official says four Afghan civilians were killed and five others wounded in border clashes.
France urges citizens to leave Mali as armed group blockade intensifies
Al-Qaeda-linked JNIM blocks fuel deliveries, causing school closures, power cuts as military rulers struggle to respond.
Brazil Supreme Court panel rejects Bolsonaro’s prison sentence appeal
Brazil’s top court rejects Bolsonaro’s coup sentence appeal, affirming his 27-year penalty for post-election power grab.
Former British soldier contests extradition over alleged Kenya murder
The UK’s National Crime Agency says suspect was a former soldier who was arrested on Thursday by specialist officers.
China’s third aircraft carrier, the Fujian, enters military service
The Fujian is considered a symbol of Chinese President Xi Jinping’s overhaul and rapid expansion of China’s military.
Explosion at mosque in Indonesia’s Jakarta injures more than 50, police say
Injured are taken to hospital after an explosion occurred during Friday prayers at a mosque inside a school complex.
Syria’s al-Sharaa pledges commitment to climate goals at COP30
Appearance at Amazon summit comes before talks with Trump in Washington after UN Security Council lifted sanctions.
North Korea fires ballistic missile days after Hegseth visit, says Seoul
The short-range weapon is believed to have flown 700km and landed in the East Sea, otherwise known as the Sea of Japan.
Why are scientists rushing to study a comet from deep space?
The comet is the third interstellar object from deep space ever recorded to pass through Earth’s solar system.
Trump expects int’l stabilisation force to be on ground in Gaza ‘very soon’
Israel adamant that it will not accept Turkish armed forces in Gaza under Trump’s 20-point peace plan.
Peru bans Mexico’s President Sheinbaum as diplomatic dispute grows
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum is barred from Peru after her government granted asylum to Peruvian ex-premier.
Gaza’s UNRWA schools are classrooms by day, displacement shelters at night
About 300,000 UNRWA pupils have been deprived of a formal education since Israel’s war on Gaza began in October 2023.
ICC confirms war crimes charges against Uganda’s rebel leader Joseph Kony
The International Criminal Court confirmed 39 charges against Kony, paving the way for a trial if he is ever captured.
Belgium’s Liege airport temporarily halts flights after new drone sighting
Second such disruption to Liege airport in a week following mysterious drone sightings on Tuesday evening.
Eleven arrested as protests erupt before Aston Villa-Maccabi Tel Aviv match
Those arrested were all men, boys aged between 17 and 67 – the majority for racially aggravated public offences.
Japan resumes seafood exports to China after ban over Fukushima wastewater
Beijing imposed a two-year ban over the discharge of treated radioactive wastewater from the tsunami-hit Fukushima plant
LIVE: Israel vows to destroy all Hamas tunnels in Gaza as attacks continue
US president says Gaza ceasefire ‘working out very well’ despite deadly Israeli attacks and severe aid restrictions.
Inside Mauritania’s mass deportation campaign targeting African migrants
Mass crackdown on migrants follows deal signed with the EU to stem migration from source countries in Africa.
Moscow-backed court jails two Colombians who fought for Ukraine
Colombian fighters Alexander Ante, 48, and Jose Aron Medina Aranda, 37 were each sentenced to 13 years in prison.
At least 5 killed as Typhoon Kalmaegi slams into Vietnam
Vietnamese state media report extensive damage in central provinces and power outages for 1.2 million people.
US military carries out another strike on vessel in Caribbean, killing 3
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth said attacks to continue until ‘narco-terrorists’ stop ‘poisoning’ American people.
Hundreds of US flights cancelled as regulator orders cuts to air traffic
US Federal Aviation Administration is cutting air traffic by 10 percent due to a shortage of air traffic controllers.
US Senate votes against limiting Trump’s ability to attack Venezuela
Polls find large majorities of people in the US oppose military action in Venezuela, where Trump has ramped up pressure.
US lawmakers call on UK’s ex-prince Andrew to testify over Epstein ties
Call to testify from US lawmakers came a day after King Charles formally stripped his younger brother of his titles.
Is Zohran Mamdani ready to stand up to Donald Trump?
Making history as the first Muslim elected New York mayor, Mamdani pledges to serve all communities and challenge Trump.
US school teacher shot by six-year-old student awarded $10m
Abby Zwerner, 28, was shot in 2023 as she sat in a first-grade classroom and sustained life-threatening injuries.
Trump says he was ‘very much in charge’ of Israel’s June 13 attack on Iran
US president says the surprise Israeli assault that killed Iranian generals and scientists was a ‘great day for Israel’.
Updates: Trump says he was ‘very much in charge’ of Israel’s attack on Iran
US President Donald Trump takes responsibility for what Washington claimed was a ‘unilateral attack’ by Israel on Iran.
American football player Marshawn Kneeland dies at 24
Marshawn Kneeland, a second-year player, had scored his first career touchdown Monday.
Tesla shareholders approve $878bn pay plan for Elon Musk
Shareholders approved the pay package with as much as 75 percent support on Thursday.
In Gaza, a woman searches for her husband and brother among the corpses
Israa al-Areer’s searches through bodies returned by Israel for husband and brother missing since start of war on Gaza.
US judge approves DOJ decision to drop Boeing criminal case
The DOJ had argued that the federal judge did not have the authority to make the decision.
Nancy Pelosi, first female US House speaker, to retire from Congress
Powerful Democrat Pelosi, 85, says she will not seek re-election, but she will finish the final year of her term.
Trump live: US shutdown sends airlines scrambling, flights to be cut
US officials say the scheduled capacity for flights would be cut by 10 percent in 40 air traffic areas on Friday.
What has US Supreme Court said about Trump’s trade tariffs? Does it matter?
Trump’s trade tariffs are impacting the US and the global economy.
Afghanistan and Pakistan exchange fire as ceasefire talks resume in Turkiye
The truce talks are aimed at finalising a ceasefire reached in Qatar last month following deadly clashes.
Weight-loss drug makers announce pricing agreement with Trump
The deal, which includes Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk, will slash prices for Medicare and Medicaid programme recipients.
Dutch court rejects bid to halt arms exports to Israel over Gaza war
Hague Court of Appeal says gov’t has ‘considerable discretion’ to determine foreign policy, national security issues.
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Zohran Mamdani’s landmark win in the New York City mayoral race marks a major shift – and a few false claims.
President Claudia Sheinbaum groped: How unsafe is Mexico for women?
The president has announced a review of laws against sexual harassment in the country plagued by a femicide crisis.
Israel ramps up Lebanon strikes as Hezbollah vows to defend itself
Hezbollah brands Israel as ‘an enemy that imposes war on our country and does not cease its attacks’.
Trump claims California election was rigged. Is he correct?
White House claims mail-in voting fraud, but evidence and data misrepresentation disprove widespread election rigging.
UK police braced for protests, clashes as Aston Villa host Maccabi Tel Aviv
Pro-Palestine groups calling for Israel’s removal from FIFA are expected to protest outside Villa Park in Birmingham.
Attackers target ship off Somalia’s coast amid piracy resurgence
A Malta-flagged tanker heading from Sikka, India, to Durban, South Africa, is targeted by suspected Somali pirates.
Cameroon’s Biya, world’s oldest ruler at 92, sworn in for eighth term
Deadly protests followed the 92-year-old president’s re-election, which opponents have called ‘fraudulent’.
India’s Bihar elections start with 74 million voters: What’s at stake?
The elections are a test of Modi’s popularity. We unpack the voter turnout, key candidates, issues and results date.
India beat Australia by 48 runs for 2-1 lead in T20 series
Australia were all out for 119 in chase of 168 as Sundar took three wickets, while Chakravarthy and Patel chipped in.
Afghanistan’s opium crop falls 20 percent as synthetic drugs surge
UN says the area devoted to opium poppies has dropped to a fraction of that cultivated before Taliban’s narcotics ban.
LIVE: Israel kills more Palestinians in Gaza as US peace plan given to UN
Israel confirms body handed over by Hamas is that of Tanzanian student taken during October 7, 2023 attacks.
Tigray fighters enter Ethiopia’s Afar region, stoking fears of new conflict
Tigray was the centre of a devastating two-year war that pitted the TPLF against Ethiopia’s federal army.
Sudanese prime minister calls for RSF to be labelled ‘terrorist’ group
Kamil Idris tells Al Jazeera violence could spill beyond Sudan’s borders if international community fails to step in.
For Gaza’s fishermen, the sea is their last lifeline after Israel’s war
Known as ‘The Beast’, Gaza fisherman Salem Abu Amira risks his life to feed his family under Israel’s siege.
Palestine’s olives: A visual guide to the annual harvest and traditions
A visual guide to the trees, the oil, and the people they sustain.
Why is Trump hosting Central Asian leaders; are Russia, China his targets?
US President Donald Trump to meet leaders from five Central Asian countries in Washington for 10th meeting of C5+1.
Where are tens of thousands of people in Sudan fleeing to?
At least 80,000 people displaced as Sudan’s humanitarian crisis deepens following the RSF’s capture of el-Fasher.
Russia infiltrates Pokrovsk with new tactics that test Ukraine’s drones
Russia threatens to encircle Pokrovsk, seeing it as a gateway to the remaining free areas of Donetsk.
Germany offers vulnerable Afghans cash to cease immigration efforts
Some 2,000 Afghans were approved for relocation to Germany under scheme for people who worked with German forces.
Is Mali about to fall to al-Qaeda affiliate JNIM?
The al-Qaeda-linked group has imposed an economic siege on Bamako since September.
How a star-studded Kashmir cricket league bombed as organisers fled
Billed as Kashmir’s biggest ever cricket show, the collapsed event has left a trail of questions, sense of betrayal.
SOAS University ‘concerned’ by reports of Sami Hamdi’s detention in the US
SOAS University, of which Hamdi is an alumnus, urge ‘US authorities to ensure full transparency and due process’.
North Korea accuses US of ‘wicked’ hostility over cybercrime sanctions
US Treasury accuses Pyongyang of stealing $3bn in digital assets for its nuclear weapons programme over three years.
RSF says it agrees to mediators’ ceasefire proposal in Sudan war
Paramilitary says it will accept a ceasefire proposed by the Quad mediators – the US, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and the UAE.
The Take: Is Zohran Mamdani ready to stand up to Donald Trump?
Making history as the first Muslim elected New York mayor, Mamdani pledges to serve all communities and challenge Trump.
China’s emissions to peak later than previously forecast, experts say
Seven in 10 climate researchers expect China’s carbon emissions to peak by the end of the decade, survey shows.
Lakers, Doncic win fifth straight, defeat Spurs without Reaves, James
LA Lakers, playing without injured Austin Reaves and LeBron James, move to 7-2 on the season after San Antonio victory.
Typhoon Kalmaegi bears down on Vietnam after 114 killed in the Philippines
Meteorologists have warned that the typhoon has regained strength as it barrels towards Vietnam’s central regions.
Afghan earthquake survivors face winter cold after deadly quakes
Villagers in Kunar province brace for harsh winter without proper shelter or clothing following devastating earthquakes.
Death toll from Kentucky UPS plane crash rises to 12, black box recovered
Airport CCTV footage shows the UPS cargo plane’s left engine fell off during takeoff, according to investigators.
How the UPS cargo plane crashed in Louisville, what we know about victims
Officials confirmed that at least 12 people died. Kentucky’s governor warned that the death toll is expected to rise.
Japan deploys the military in north to battle surge in bear attacks
At least 12 people have been killed and more than 100 injured in bear attacks across Japan since April.
Seven Italian climbers missing in Nepal as storms, avalanches leave 9 dead
Italy says communication between rescue teams, local officials, foreign diplomatic missions ‘extremely challenging’.
UN says 2025 to be among three hottest years on record
UN chief Antonio Guterres says the inability to limit the rise in global temperatures is a ‘moral failure’.
Putin says Russia to take ‘reciprocal measures’ if US resumes nuclear tests
Putin tells ministers to offer ‘proposals’ on Russian nuclear weapons tests, days after Trump said US would test again.
In Sudan, war is being waged on women and children
Girls are raped, boys are forced to fight and families go hungry, but the world looks away.
Britain calls it safety. It is censorship
The Online Safety Act, sold as child protection, now hides Gaza’s pain, silences dissent and spreads censorship.
Man City’s Foden scores two goals in win over Dortmund in Champions League
Phil Foden’s dazzling double against Borussia Dortmund kept Manchester City unbeaten in UEFA Champions League.
Kazakhstan, which already recognises Israel, to join ‘Abraham Accords’
The Central Asian country, which established formal ties with Israel in 1992, says being part of the deals is ‘natural’.
Trump says Mamdani must ‘respect’ Washington, wants New York to succeed
Mayor-elect of New York says he will not mince words on Trump, but ‘door open’ to dialogue.
Mexico’s President Sheinbaum presses charges after groping attack on street
Sheinbaum calls for review of sexual harassment laws, as attack shines light on Mexico’s poor record on women’s safety.
Brazil’s soya moratorium slowed Amazon deforestation. Now it’s challenged
At COP, Brazil is presenting itself as an Amazon defender. But a key measure to slow deforestation is in grave peril.
UNSC votes to drop sanctions on Syria’s al-Sharaa ahead of Washington visit
Fourteen members of the UN Security Council voted in favour of the US-drafted resolution. China abstained.
California’s Proposition 50 on redistricting to pass in blow to Trump
Big victory for California Governor Gavin Newsom could tip congressional balance of power in Democrats’ favour.
LIVE: Mamdani starts NYC transition as Trump acknowledges election setback
The mayor-elect announces transition team led by four co-chairs, including former chief of the Federal Trade Commission.
Philippines begins cleanup as Typhoon Kalmaegi death toll hits 85
Residents say powerful storm brought ‘raging’ flash floods that destroyed homes, overturned cars and blocked streets.
The families forced to pay ransoms to free loved ones in Sudan’s el-Fasher
Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces fighters are abducting thousands of people for ransom as they flee the city of el-Fasher.
Five injured as driver ‘deliberately’ rams into pedestrians in France
The motorist set his car on fire after mowing down the pedestrians, prosecutors say.
LIVE: Club Brugge vs Barcelona – UEFA Champions League
Follow the build-up, analysis and live text commentary of the game as Belgian side Club Brugge seek to upset Barcelona.
Zohran Mamdani wins: Who are the Democratic Socialists of America?
Zohran Mamdani’s win in New York has been seen by many as a wake-up call for a listless Democratic party.
The federal shutdown and the Senate filibuster: What could happen now?
Trump wants the Senate to drop the filibuster rule so Republicans can end the shutdown with a simple majority vote.
Israel kills one in south Lebanon as Bekaa Valley still reels from war
Officials say missile hit a car in Burj Rahal town in Tyre district, the latest in series of attacks despite ceasefire.
UN chief says Gaza needs UN mandate for security force
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres says Gaza should have a UN mandate for a peacekeeping force.
Ghazala Hashmi is first Muslim to win statewide office in Virginia
Democrat Hashmi, an Indian American, won the lieutenant governor’s race in the US state of Virginia.
Bigger than Zohran
A young socialist’s path to mayor of NYC exposed divisions within the Democrats and groups shaping US elections.
US election results 2025: Key takeaways from historic night across the US
Democrats victorious in New Jersey and Virginia governor elections, California Proposition 50 vote, and mayoral races.
Barcelona rescue draw at Club Brugge in six-goal Champions League thriller
Brugge had the lead three times against Barcelona and had a fourth goal chalked off, but ended up sharing the points.
Dick Cheney and the sanitising of a war criminal
As US media try to whitewash his legacy in death, the world continues to grapple with the horrors he helped unleash.
Europe’s search and rescue bodies suspend contacts with Libyan counterpart
The newly-formed Justice Fleet has suspended contact with Libya’s Joint Rescue Coordination Centre.
Israel sets up checkpoint in Syria’s Quneitra in new breach of sovereignty
Israel has conducted more than 1,000 air strikes and more than 400 ground incursions in Syria since al-Assad overthrow.
Can China and Russia weather challenges posed by the West?
Beijing and Moscow pledge to strengthen their relations after visit by Russian prime minister.
FAA to reduce flights by 10 percent as US government shutdown drags on
The agency made the announcement as it confronts staffing shortages caused by air traffic controllers.
Fact check: Was listing candidates twice on NYC ballot a scam?
Elon Musk criticised New York’s election system, citing fusion voting, duplicate candidates and ID concerns.
‘Nothing revolutionary’ about Russia’s nuclear-powered missile: Experts
Putin has touted cruise missile Burevestnik and torpedo Poseidon as game-changing weapons as the Ukraine war rages on.
Cristiano Ronaldo plans to retire from football for family reasons
The Portuguese football superstar made the comments on a TV talk show in the United Kingdom.
Attack on funeral in war-torn Sudan’s Kordofan region kills 40, UN says
Reports of RSF attack on army-held el-Obeid emerge as paramilitary group on verge of launching an offensive on key city.
Gaza youth artist finds outlet for her trauma and grief from Israel’s war
Yara Youssef Abu Kweik, 16, is processing her emotions by painting scenes of suffering from her daily life.
EU waters down climate target in last-ditch deal before COP30 in Brazil
Bloc agrees compromises to win over sceptical countries as climate concerns take backseat to trade and defence.
UN chief warns Gaza stabilisation force must have international legitimacy
Antonio Guterres tells Al Jazeera, ceasefire in Gaza remains ‘fragile’ as more aid is needed to ‘eliminate famine’.
Why is Pakistan making India a key figure in its dispute with the Taliban?
Pakistan’s fears over closer India-Taliban ties are influencing its approach to peace talks with Kabul, analysts say.
Pakistan welcomes Indian Sikh pilgrims in first crossing since May conflict
Sikh pilgrims cross from India into Pakistan to celebrate Guru Nanak’s birthday, one of Sikhism’s most sacred festivals.
Government shutdown becomes longest in US history as impact felt nationwide
As the shutdown enters its 36th day, Democrats and Republicans remain unwavering over healthcare spending.
Israeli army, settlers strike 2,350 times in West Bank last month: Report
‘Cycle of terror’ spikes as Higher Planning Council set to advance plans to build 1985 new settlement units.
The Take: The hidden cost of Trump’s tariffs
Tariffs head to US Supreme Court, while US–India trade talks advance, and Indian factory workers pay the price.
Australia adds Reddit, Kick to social media ban for children under 16
Australia to restrict access to nine social media platforms for children under the age of 16 from December 10.
Bayern Munich upset PSG as Diaz scores two goals in Champions League
Bayern Munich remain top of the league standings after staging a road win over reigning champions Paris Saint-Germain.
Iran releases two French nationals imprisoned for three years
Cecile Kohler, 41, and her partner, Jacques Paris, 72, had been jailed on charges of spying for France and Israel.
Mamdani’s win: A rejection of genocide, donor rule and the Democratic elite
By electing Zohran Mamdani, New York voters endorsed public duty over donor loyalty and truth over silence on Gaza.
What does Mamdani’s win mean for the future of the Democratic Party?
Supporters say Mamdani offers bold blueprint for Democrats in age of Trump, even as some top officials remain reticent.
At least 11 killed as passenger train collides with cargo train in India
The rescue and recovery operation has ended and movement of trains through the accident site has resumed.
Belgian airports disrupted by unidentified drone flights
Belgium’s Brussels and Liege airports were forced to shut down twice due to mysterious drone sightings on Tuesday.
NYC mayoral election results live: Mamdani declares victory, Cuomo concedes
Democratic nominee defeats independent Andrew Cuomo to become New York City’s first Muslim mayor.
US kills two more people in latest strike on vessel in the Pacific
Legal experts says US attacks amount to extrajudicial killing even if those targeted are suspected of drug trafficking.
At least three killed in UPS cargo plane crash at Louisville airport in US
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear said 11 people have also been injured and the number of casualties is likely to increase.
Zohran Mamdani elected as New York City mayor in historic win
Mamdani will be the first Muslim and South Asian to lead the largest city in the US after a win over Andrew Cuomo.
NYC mayoral election results live: Mamdani wins over Cuomo, AP projects
Democratic nominee defeats independent Andrew Cuomo to become New York City’s first Muslim mayor.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,350
Here are the key events from day 1,350 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
NYC mayoral election results live: Polls closing soon in Mamdani-Cuomo race
Results expected shortly after polling stations close at 9pm on Tuesday (02:00 GMT on Wednesday).
Bolivia top court orders release of former interim President Jeanine Anez
Supreme Court annuls right-wing leader’s conviction for illegally assuming presidency after 2019 ouster of Evo Morales.
Mamdani’s win raises hopes of change in Uganda, the land of his birth
Zohran Mamdani’s New York City win inspires people in Uganda, ruled by an authoritarian president for nearly 40 years.
Carney’s first budget falls short on promise to transform Canadian economy
The budget, which Carney presented on Tuesday, ended up falling short on ambition, experts said.
Mamdani kicks off New York City transition after historic victory
Zohran Mamdani promises to form a ‘capable and compassionate’ admin, suggesting he will rely on courts to counter Trump.
The hidden cost of Trump’s tariffs
Tariffs head to US Supreme Court, while US–India trade talks advance, and Indian factory workers pay the price.
Hamas returns another Israeli captive’s body as Gaza suffers aid shortages
Aid groups call for unimpeded assistance to Gaza as displaced Palestinians turn to local community kitchens for help.
In ‘watershed moment’, Tesla board to vote on Musk’s $1 trillion package
Tesla has faced mounting challenges this year, with global sales declining and investor confidence wavering.
Tanzania election failed to comply with democratic standards: African Union
Bloc says ballot stuffing, internet blackout and politically-motivated abductions compromised the vote’s ‘integrity’.
Israel’s focus on political drama rather than Palestinian rape victim
Leaked footage of rape of a Palestinian detainee last year leads to legal repercussions – but not for those accused.
Bosnia retirement home fire kills 11, injures dozens
Investigators are working to determine cause of the blaze that broke out at facility in Tuzla in northeastern Bosnia.
US Supreme Court justices grill lawyer for Trump on legality of tariffs
Trump’s administration is trying to defend his tariffs after lower courts ruled that he had exceeded his authority.
Typhoon Kalmaegi flooding kills more than 40 in the Philippines
A Philippine military helicopter crashed during search and rescue operations, killing all six people on board.
A look inside Egypt’s newly unveiled Grand Egyptian Museum
After two decades and an estimated cost of $1bn, the Grand Egyptian Museum opens its doors to the public on Tuesday.
LIVE: Thousands in overcrowded Gaza shelters amid Israeli shelling
Constant Israeli artillery shelling witnessed in southern Gaza; farms and houses destroyed in eastern Gaza City.
Typhoon Kalmaegi kills two people as it batters Philippines
Storm causes havoc as it hits centre of the country, displacing hundreds of thousands.
Two dead as Typhoon Kalmaegi brings massive flooding in central Philippines
Residents seek refuge on rooftops, and cars float through flooded streets on the island of Cebu.
Starbucks sells majority stake in China business as it eyes expansion
The US coffee giant wants to more than double its presence in China with the help of private equity firm Boyu Capital.
US eyes troop ‘flexibility’, increased defence spending in South Korea
Defense Secretary Hegseth says North Korea to remain main focus but US soldiers could be directed elsewhere in region.
Nick Smith Jr, Lakers stun Blazers without injured James, Doncic and Reaves
Unheralded Nick Smith Jr led the injury-depleted Los Angeles Lakers to an upset victory over the Portland Trail Blazers.
‘Russia will not attack any other European country’: Albanian PM Edi Rama
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Saudi Crown Prince MBS to visit Trump on Nov 18: White House
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The Take: What was behind Brazil’s deadliest police raid?
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Can Trump legally stop federal funding to New York City if Mamdani wins?
Trump threw his support behind Cuomo and threatened to cut funding to the city if Mamdani won the mayoral election.
Avalanche hits Nepal’s Mount Yalung Ri, killing seven climbers
Victims include five foreigners and two Nepalis, while four others remain missing, media reports say.
US airports hit by major delays from record-breaking government shutdown
Absences surge among US air traffic controllers, who have been working for more than a month without pay.
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Jake Paul-Gervonta Davis boxing fight on November 14 cancelled
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Peru cuts ties with Mexico over asylum for ex-prime minister
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North Korea’s former ‘head of state’ Kim Yong Nam dead at 97
Senior official known for his loyalty to the Kim family served as head of Supreme People’s Assembly for two decades.
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Will Trump’s support win Cuomo last-minute surge – or could it hurt him?
President Trump endorses Cuomo for New York mayor. But will his support help or hinder the former Democrat’s campaign?
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Xi eyes deeper China-Russia ties despite ‘turbulent’ external conditions
Chinese leader meets Russian PM Mikhail Mishustin in Beijing just days after his summit with US President Donald Trump.
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Is Europe really breaking free from China, or just following the US?
Europe says it is ‘de-coupling’ from China, but the Nexperia case shows it’s still acting under US influence.
Why did Wikipedia cofounder block edits to the ‘Gaza genocide’ page?
Jimmy Wales calls for ‘neutral approach’ to page, which referred to ‘ongoing, intentional destruction’ of Palestinians.
Dick Cheney, the controversial power behind the Bush throne, dead at 84
Cheney wielded rare clout in Washington for over three decades, becoming the most powerful US vice president ever.
Club Brugge vs Barcelona: UEFA Champions League – team news, start, lineups
Belgian side Club Brugge host reigning La Liga champions Barcelona in a Matchday 4 league phase fixture.
Gen Z are demanding schools and hospitals, not superyachts and helicopters
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What sparked a French furore over a Shein store in Paris?
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Since a 2024 ceasefire with Hezbollah, Israel has attacked Lebanon almost daily. Now, the pattern is repeating in Gaza.
Putin orders roadmap for Russian rare earths extraction by December
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LIVE: Liverpool vs Real Madrid – UEFA Champions League
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NYC mayoral election: Candidates, polls, results and what’s at stake
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Nigeria pushes back on Trump’s claims over Christian killings
Foreign Minister Yusuf Tuggar says Nigeria’s constitution protects against religious persecution after Trump claim.
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World ‘very likely’ to exceed 1.5C climate goal in next decade: UN
Despite Paris Agreement pledges, countries ‘have landed off target’ on climate goals multiple times, the UN warns.
China slams Netherlands for chip supply snarls tied to Nexperia
A dispute between Amsterdam and Beijing over technology transfer has held up chip supplies to car manufacturers.
Ukraine’s Zelenskyy calls on Hungary’s Orban to stop blocking EU bid
EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos praises Ukraine for combatting corruption but warns there is more work to do.
Bosnia’s top court upholds political ban on Bosnian Serb leader Dodik
Constitutional Court rejects Milorad Dodik’s appeal, saying the ex-president’s right to a fair trial was not violated.
Arrest of ‘Abu Lulu’ does little to distance RSF from Sudan massacre
Military commander arrested by RSF grew famous on social media after apparently recording himself killing civilians.
What was behind Brazil’s deadliest police raid?
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US transport secretary warns of ‘mass chaos’ if gov’t shutdown prolongs
There have already been numerous flight delays as the FAA slows down or stops traffic when it is short of controllers.
‘Birds of a feather’: Trump’s endorsement of Cuomo divides NYC voters
Some voters in New York City’s mayoral election make last-minute changes after Trump nod, but not in favour of Cuomo.
Hunger crisis deepens in South Sudan amid conflict, floods, monitor says
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RSF digging mass graves in Sudan’s el-Fasher to ‘clean up massacre’: Expert
Paramilitary Rapid Support Forces collecting bodies after deadly takeover of North Darfur capital, US researcher says.
Could Trump curb voters’ rights before 2026 US midterms?
President Trump seeks to change US voting mechanisms before next year’s elections.
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‘Race against time’: Palestinians suffer from hunger in Gaza despite truce
UN calls for all Gaza crossings to be opened to allow unimpeded deliveries of food and other humanitarian aid.
Trump threatens food assistance as US government shutdown drags on
The US government shutdown entered its 35th day on Tuesday, equalling the longest in the country’s history.
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The US says the warring parties have agreed to a humanitarian truce
Israel releases five Palestinian prisoners as killings continue in Gaza
Gaza’s Health Ministry says it also received the remains of 45 Palestinians from Israel through the Red Cross.
Turkiye hosts summit on Gaza, says Israel must stop ceasefire violations
Top diplomats from Arab and Muslim nations discuss plans for an international force for Gaza, as proposed by the US.
Are we closer to a Gaza international peace force after Istanbul meeting?
Foreign ministers from several Arab, Islamic states have met to discuss Gaza ceasefire and an international peace force.
Israel strikes southern Lebanon, killing two and wounding seven
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US family sues Tesla, alleging wrongful death due to faulty doors
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Guinea military government leader enters presidential race
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Trump says he will restrict federal funds for New York City if Mamdani wins
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LIVE: Israel kills Palestinian in Gaza City; Hamas returns 3 bodies
Israeli forces kill one Palestinian in Gaza despite a US-brokered ceasefire, bringing the toll since the truce to 236.
Calls for justice after Mexico mayor killed during Day of the Dead festival
Carlos Manzo, an outspoken critic of organised crime, was shot dead during a public festival in the city of Uruapan.
Sudan slams RSF ‘war crimes’ in el-Fasher as survivors recount killings
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Narendra Modi leads tributes to women’s cricket team after World Cup win
India is celebrating after winning a first women’s World Cup, drawing comparisons to the men’s memorable 1983 triumph.
Trump says ‘days numbered’ for Venezuela’s Maduro
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Iran ‘not in hurry’ to resume nuclear talks with US
Iran is dealing with economic challenges as well as external pressure, but insists it will not rush into talks.
UK police charge Anthony Williams with attempted murder over train stabbing
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Day of the Dead celebrations around the world
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Former President Barack Obama repaired the White House, while Trump’s ballroom plan has demolished part of the mansion.
Liverpool vs Real Madrid: Champions League – team news, start and lineups
Liverpool and Real Madrid renew their rivalry as Los Blancos manager Xabi Alonso returns to Anfield in search of a win.
China denies nuclear testing, calls on US to maintain moratorium
US president claims China, Russia have carried out secret nuclear weapon tests as he seeks to justify return to testing.
How will ‘limited’ US nuclear tests avoid any explosions?
During a 60 Minutes TV interview, Trump accuses Russia, China and Pakistan of testing nuclear weapons.
Thousands more flee as Sudan conflict grinds eastwards
Paramilitary RSF says it is planning imminent attack on el-Obeid after mass killings in el-Fasher.
Russia has a new strategy for winter war in Ukraine
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When their children disappeared, authorities failed to act, so grieving families were forced to search instead.
Israel arrests ex-army lawyer over leaked video showing Palestinian’s abuse
Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi reportedly acknowledged that her office released video of troops abusing a Palestinian detainee.
Deadly earthquake hits northern Afghanistan
Powerful earthquake of magnitude 6.3 shakes northern Afghanistan, killing at least 20 people and injuring more than 500.
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Thousands evacuated as Typhoon Kalmaegi approaches the Philippines
More than 70,000 people ordered to leave their homes as torrential rains, strong winds and storm surges forecast.
Key takeaways from Trump’s 60 Minutes interview
The US president appeared on the news show for the first time since 2020, when he walked out during an interview.
Ukraine receives Patriot systems to bolster air defences against Russia
NATO collaborates with allies on arms packages for Ukraine, including US-made weapons, to counter Russian aggression.
New light shed on el-Fasher horror as survivors arrive in Sudan’s Tawila
Testimonies describe bodies in streets, families torn apart and days without food as paramilitary seizes Sudan city.
LIVE: Israel kills 3 in Gaza, Palestinians say food scarce amid ceasefire
Israel continues deadly attacks on Gaza, killing three in the south and wounding children in Gaza City.
OpenAI, Amazon sign $38bn AI deal
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Kimberly-Clark to buy Tylenol maker Kenvue for $40bn
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Trump administration to partially fund SNAP food benefits amid US shutdown
The country’s flagship food aid scheme serves one in eight Americans each month.
Mbappe, Real Madrid crush Valencia to tighten grip on La Liga standings
Kylian Mbappe’s first-half brace against Valencia helped Real Madrid open up a seven-point lead on the La Liga ladder.
At least 23 killed in supermarket explosion in Mexico’s Sonora state
Officials say another 11 were wounded and that the victims included children.
Humanitarian disaster worsens across Sudan after RSF takes over el-Fasher
Many people remain unaccounted for while camps and towns surrounding el-Fasher are overwhelmed too.
Trump says Xi assured him China won’t take action on Taiwan
US president claims Beijing won’t act on Taiwan while Trump is in the White House, ‘because they know the consequences’.
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Nashville snapped a two-and-a-half-year winless streak against Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami and forced a decisive Game 3.
US military kills three in another strike on Caribbean vessel
Defence secretary says the strike was carried out on Trump’s orders and targeted ‘narco-terrorists’.
US, China agree to set up military-to-military channels, Hegseth says
Move comes after Trump-Xi summit yields progress on trade war and pledges to calm tensions.
Landslides in Kenya’s Rift Valley leave 21 dead, 30 others missing
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UK police say ‘multiple people’ stabbed on train, two suspects arrested
Police say 10 people were taken to hospital after a series of stabbings on a train near Cambridgeshire.
Trump to host Syria’s al-Sharaa for talks at White House, envoy says
Al-Sharaa’s trip, planned for November 10, will be first-ever visit by a Syrian president to the White House.
India’s women beat South Africa to claim first Cricket World Cup
India’s women post 298-7 in Navi Mumbai before bowling South Africa out for 246 to claim the 2025 Cricket World Cup.
LIVE: India beat South Africa to win ICC Women’s World Cup final 2025
Follow our live build-up, team news, score and text commentary stream from the final in Navi Mumbai at 09:30 GMT.
How labour unions in Europe can help end Israel’s genocide in Gaza
Industrial protest action is a potent tool that can disrupt war supply chains and force governments to act.
Hamas rejects US accusation it looted aid trucks in Gaza
Hamas says US claim is ‘unfounded’, calling it ‘an attempt to justify further reduction of already limited’ aid in Gaza.
Nigeria ‘welcomes US assistance’ to fight ‘terrorism’ after Trump’s threats
Nigeria’s presidential spokesperson welcomes US assistance ‘as long as it recognises our territorial integrity’.
Powerful magnitude 6.3 quake hits north Afghanistan’s Hindu Kush region
The earthquake comes two months after the deadliest quake in recent Afghan history, which killed thousands of people.
Trump to host Syria’s al-Sharaa for talks at White House in November
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LIVE: Israel blocks aid as Hamas continues search for captives’ remains
Gaza residents say they fear a return to Israel’s full-scale bombing as they struggle to find food, water and medicine.
Canada, Philippines sign defence pact to deter Beijing in South China Sea
China has frequently accused the Philippines of acting as a ‘troublemaker’ and ‘saboteur of regional stability’.
Ukrainian children among victims of deadly Russian missile attacks
Ukraine says its forces destroyed three key fuel lines near the Ramensky district.
Colombia’s ELN rebels face US drug threats amid push for peace talks
The US focus on drugs and nearby Venezuela brings an international dimension to what was an internal Colombian conflict.
LIVE: India vs South Africa – ICC Women’s World Cup final 2025
Follow our live build-up, team news, score and text commentary stream from the final in Navi Mumbai at 09:30 GMT.
Live: Hamas continues search for captives’ remains as Israel blocks aid
Gaza residents say they fear a return to Israel’s full-scale bombing as they struggle to find food, water and medicine.
Palestinians face hunger, cold and loss amid ongoing Israeli siege on Gaza
Despite the ceasefire, Israel’s strikes and severe restrictions on aid leave Gaza’s civilians struggling to survive.
Barcelona beat Elche 3-1 to stay in touch with La Liga leaders Real Madrid
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Dodgers win World Series 2025 after Smith homer against Blue Jays
Will Smith’s 11th-inning home run allows LA Dodgers to win Game 7 against Toronto and record seventh World Series title.
Israeli air strike kills four in Lebanon, straining fragile ceasefire
Israel has carried out regular attacks on southern Lebanon despite a ceasefire agreed with Hezbollah last November.
Drinking water in Tehran could run dry in two weeks, Iranian official says
A historic drought in the country has culminated in a ‘100 percent drop in precipitation’ in the Tehran region.
Canada’s Carney says he apologised to Trump over Reagan anti-tariff ad
Canadian PM says anti-tariff ad featuring Ronald Reagan ‘offended’ Trump, who has since cut off trade talks with Canada.
Why has the Israeli army’s top lawyer resigned after leaking rape evidence?
Video of alleged rape of Palestinian prisoner at Sde Temain went viral last year. Now the lawyer who leaked it has quit.
LIVE: Israel continues attacks on Gaza as Palestinians fear return to war
Israeli strikes on Gaza this week have killed more than 100 people following the killing of an Israeli soldier.
Serbian students lead powerful memorial for railway disaster anniversary
Protesters observe 16 minutes of silence to commemorate 16 victims of railway disaster in Novi Sad a year ago.
Egypt unveils Grand Egyptian Museum dedicated to its ancient civilisation
Two halls are dedicated to the 5,000 artefacts from the collection of King Tutankhamun.
Turkish prosecutors hand 11 people life sentences over ski resort blaze
Thirty-four children were among 78 people killed in the deadly blaze, which occurred during the school holidays.
Trump says not planning US strikes on Venezuela
Trump’s comments appear to contrast with his own early remarks, as US sends warships to the Caribbean.
G7 slams Russian attacks on energy as Ukraine decries ‘nuclear terrorism’
The group said Russian attacks are inflicting ‘devastating social, environmental and economic consequences’ on Ukraine.
Live: Israel continues attacks on Gaza as Palestinians fear return to war
Israeli strikes on Gaza this week have killed more than 100 people following the killing of an Israeli soldier.
Melissa leaves 50 dead, toll expected to rise in Jamaica, Haiti
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Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan declared winner of election
Electoral commission says incumbent president won re-election with 98 percent of disputed vote.
Demonstrators call for governor’s resignation after deadly Rio police raid
Protesters marched in Vila Cruzeiro, where days earlier residents laid out dozens of bodies of people killed by police.
Dodgers win Game 6 against Blue Jays in World Series to force decider
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FIFA U-17 World Cup Qatar 2025: What to know about the tournament
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Cuba charges former economy minister Gil of espionage, financial crimes
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APEC leaders wrap up summit after Trump and Xi reach truce in trade war
Asian and Pacific Rim leaders pledge support for trade and investment that ‘benefits all’.
Mass protests planned as Serbia marks anniversary of train station collapse
Large crowds converge in Novi Sad to commemorate deadly accident that has led to frequent mass antigovernment protests.
Thousands missing, new horrors emerge after RSF taking of Sudan’s el-Fasher
Sudanese people are being hunted down, humiliated and killed by RSF fighters, according to survivors and aid agencies.
Iran grapples over social freedoms after war with Israel
Some elements of the Iranian state are in favour of relatively relaxing controls, while others wish to cede no ground.
Rebuilding Gaza begins in the classroom
Restoring education must start now under Palestinian leadership and with solidarity from abroad.
Temple stampede in India’s Andhra Pradesh kills at least 9
Authorities pledge disciplinary action, saying the privately-run temple had not secured official approvals.
What’s driving unrest in Tanzania after president’s landslide re-election?
President Samia Suluhu Hassan has been re-elected in a landslide, as the government denies that hundreds were killed.
Updates: Israel blocking vast majority of Gaza aid agreed under ceasefire
Israeli strikes on Gaza this week have killed more than 100 people after the killing of an Israeli soldier.
Trump threatens to launch attacks in Nigeria over ‘killing of Christians’
Nigerian government denies US president’s claim of not stemming ‘horrible atrocities’ against Christians.
Liverpool beat Villa to end Premier League losing streak, Man Utd draw
Mohamed Salah and Ryan Gravenberch net as holders Liverpool beat Villa to end their four-game Premier League losing run.
LIVE: Liverpool vs Aston Villa – Premier League
All our updates, including coverage of post-match reactions and interviews, following our live text commentary stream.
Israel still blocking most Gaza aid as military carries out more attacks
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Two more suspects charged over Louvre heist
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Ukraine sends special forces to eastern city Pokrovsk amid Russia offensive
Ukrainian army chief says effort continues ‘to destroy and dislodge’ Russian forces from strategic Donetsk region city.
LIVE: Israel blocks vast majority of Gaza aid agreed under ceasefire deal
Israeli strikes on Gaza this week have killed more than 100 people following the killing of an Israeli soldier.
Israeli attacks on olive harvest ‘threaten Palestinian way of life’: UN
UNRWA says October ‘on track to be the most violent month’ since it began tracking settler violence in 2013.
Republicans push back against Trump’s call to end the Senate filibuster
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Radio Free Asia says halting news operations due to Trump admin cuts
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‘No mercy’: Sudan soldier tells of escape from RSF slaughter in el-Fasher
Thousands of civilians remain trapped in Sudan’s el-Fasher, many of them hiding from RSF fighters.
Lebanon slams Israel for intensifying attacks despite calls to negotiate
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun says ready to negotiate despite Israeli refusal, as new strikes kill one in the south.
Al-Qaeda linked JNIM says one killed in its first Nigeria attack
First-known attack in Nigeria by the Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin armed group active in Mali and Burkina Faso.
Trump’s 7,500 refugee cap; echoing restrictive US immigration history
The US has historically passed laws denying entry or citizenship to people of specific ethnicities or nationalities.
Are trade relations between the US and China back on track?
Donald Trump and Xi Jinping discuss trade and tariffs in their first meeting since 2019.
India vs South Africa: Women’s World Cup final – teams, start, lineups
A new Women’s World Cup winner will be crowned on Sunday, as India take on South Africa in the 50-over final.
Tunisia sentences lawyer and Saied critic to five years in prison
Ahmed Souab, a fierce critic of President Kais Saied, faces a number of charges related to ‘anti-terrorism’ legislation.
LIVE: Israel returns 30 bodies to Gaza, hits south of Strip despite truce
Israeli warplanes and artillery target Khan Younis in south Gaza, despite claiming that ceasefire is being upheld.
US courts rule Trump cannot suspend food aid during government shutdown
Critics expressed alarm after government said it would totally suspend food aid programme utilised by 42 million people.
Guinea-Bissau arrests senior army officers for alleged coup attempt
Arrests come before November general elections as President Umaro Sissoco Embalo is at odds with political opposition.
Liverpool vs Aston Villa: Premier League – teams, start, lineups
Follow our live build-up, with full team news coverage, ahead of our live text commentary stream of the game at Anfield.
What does the fall of el-Fasher mean for Sudan?
The Rapid Support Forces massacred and now control Darfur’s main city. What does it mean for Sudan’s war?
UN Security Council supports Morocco’s plan for Western Sahara
The resolution supports Morocco’s claim to the disputed Western Sahara, a stance backed by Trump’s administration.
White House restricts press office access citing sensitive material
Reporters blocked from key White House area without prior approval, citing structural changes and security concerns.
Trump says US, Canada will not restart trade talks
Trump blamed the ‘false’ ad in which former US President Ronald Reagan, a Republican hero, said tariffs are a disaster.
Yemen’s Houthis say arrested UN staff will be tried over Israeli links
Dozens of Yemeni UN personnel could face death penalty, as UN says at least 59 of its staff are being held by the group.
Trump places Nigeria on watch list over claims of anti-Christian violence
Allegation that Nigerian Christians face ‘existential threat’ seems to mirror contested claims by right-wing lawmakers.
Democrats push fight against Trump in California redistricting effort
Proposition 50 has become a referendum on what steps Democrats are willing to take to counter President Donald Trump.
War in Sudan: Humanitarian, fighting, control developments, October 2025
The el-Fasher massacre in late October highlighted that the war in Sudan shows little sign of abating.
Dutch centrist Jetten claims victory in vote where far right lost ground
D66 party says no time to waste as begins challenge of finding three coalition partners on fractious centre-ground.
Israeli army, settlers target Palestinian olive harvesters in West Bank
Attacks on Palestinians have intensified during the harvesting season as Israel pushes measures to annex the territory.
Kash Patel says FBI thwarted alleged ‘terrorist attack’ in Michigan
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Threatened with ICE raids, US groups consider cancelling Dia de los Muertos
Threatened with ICE raids, US communities consider cancelling Dia de los Muertos events
Why UK’s Prince Andrew lost his princely title – and his stately home
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UN human rights chief says US strikes on alleged drug boats ‘unacceptable’
Volker Turk voices rare criticism of the US bombing campaign that has killed more than 60 people in under two months.
Who is Curtis Sliwa, the Republican in New York City’s 2025 mayoral race?
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Giuffre family notes Andrew’s UK royal expulsion, calls for US questioning
Virginia Giuffre, who died by suicide in April, accused both Jeffrey Epstein and the former Prince Andrew of abuse.
Australia’s Hazlewood humbles India in second T20 ahead of World Cup
Australia beat India by four wickets with 6.4 overs to spare in dominant display in second T20 of five-game series.
Canada’s Carney and China’s Xi Jinping take step towards mending ties
Relations nosedived in 2018 after Canada arrested a senior Huawei executive and have remained rocky ever since.
One month into a US government shutdown – how it’s going so far
The US government has been shut down for 30 days. Al Jazeera visualises where things stand right now.
LIVE: Australia beat India by 4 wickets – second T20
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Lawsuit alleges ‘horrific’ conditions at US immigration facility in Chicago
Immigrants housed in the ICE facility in Broadview, Illinois, have described overcrowding and unsanitary holding rooms.
LIVE: Australia vs India – second T20
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Fact check: Do ICE officers really have ‘federal immunity’ in the US?
Federal immigration agents can face federal or state prosecution for illegal actions under certain circumstances.
Sudan’s North Kordofan ‘deteriorating’ under RSF as thousands flee
Civilians in Bara locality face ‘continued violations’ at the hands of the RSF, the Sudan Doctors Network says.
LIVE: Israel returns 30 bodies of prisoners to Gaza, per terms of ceasefire
Bodies returned after Hamas hands over two more bodies of Israeli captives, as Palestinians wonder if truce will hold.
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Gaza’s youth are haunted by trauma amid uncertainty over ceasefire; over 80 percent suffer symptoms, psychologists warn.
LIVE: Israel bombs Gaza as Palestinians live ceasefire without peace
Hamas hands over two more bodies of Israeli captives as Palestinians wonder if truce will hold.
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China’s Xi defends multilateralism at APEC after striking deal with Trump
Beijing is positioning itself as defender of free trade as US tariffs disrupt global economy and Trump skips summit.
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The balance of power between the US and China has shifted since Trump launched his trade war in 2018.
Protests over disputed Tanzania election enter 3rd day, military deployed
Young people have taken to the streets to protest restricted election choices and harassment of opposition leaders.
Thousands march in Serbia to mark deadly train station collapse a year ago
Youth are marching from Belgrade to join a rally in the country’s north as Serbia’s political crisis deepens.
Five things you should know about Mexico’s Day of the Dead
Between skulls and marigold flowers, here is the significance of the Day of the Dead.
LIVE: Israel bombs south Gaza as Palestinians live ceasefire without peace
Hamas hands over two more bodies of Israeli captives as Palestinians wonder if truce will hold.
Death toll from Hurricane Melissa climbs to 49, with many still missing
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LIVE: Australia vs India – second T20 international
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Israel returns 30 bodies of slain Palestinians as new strikes hit Gaza
Bodies of prisoners returned by Israel show signs of torture, as 3 Palestinians killed in Israeli strikes despite truce.
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Trump calls for Senate to scrap filibuster tactic to end the gov’t shutdown
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Iran condemns Trump’s call to resume US nuclear testing
Tehran rebukes US plans for nuclear tests, citing hypocrisy over peaceful nuclear programme accusations.
The Take: What does the fall of el-Fasher mean for Sudan?
The Rapid Support Forces massacred and now control Darfur’s main city. What does it mean for Sudan’s war?
Spinning genocide: Why is Israel trying to reframe its war on Gaza?
Israel is losing support in two of its key battlegrounds: the hearts and minds of Americans.
Hamas hands over two bodies after Israel resumes attacks on Gaza
Office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the two bodies had been received by Israel.
Trump announces lowest refugee admission cap in US history at 7,500
President says US will prioritise white South Africans in move decried by refugee advocates as blatantly political.
LIVE: Hamas hands over two more Israeli bodies amid fragile Gaza ceasefire
Mediators insist truce is strong after Israel kills over 100 people, mostly children, before ‘returning’ to ceasefire.
King Charles III strips Prince Andrew of titles, evicts him from royal home
The rare move comes after mounting pressure to act over Andrew’s relationship with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
US Justice Department places prosecutors on leave for January 6 reference
The prosecutors reportedly called the Trump supporters who participated in the January 6 attack a ‘mob of rioters’.
Pakistan and Afghanistan agree to maintain truce for another week: Turkiye
Pakistan has accused Afghanistan of harbouring the Pakistan Taliban, a charge Kabul denies.
Trump administration sets rules to bar groups it opposes from loan relief
Advocates say new rules let Education Department to politically punish groups working on immigration, transgender care.
The Take: What will be the impact of Hurricane Melissa on Jamaica?
Hurricane Melissa landed as a Category 5 in Jamaica, being called ‘the storm of the century’. Can Jamaica recover?
US says it killed four ‘terrorists’ in latest strike on alleged drug vessel
The White House claimed, without providing evidence, the vessel was operated by a ‘designated terrorist organisation’.
Trump says US to resume nuclear weapons tests, backs S Korean nuclear sub
Trump orders US Defense Department to ‘immediately’ resume nuclear weapons testing on ‘equal basis’ with other powers.
Yesavage, Blue Jays dominate Dodgers in Game 5 of World Series
Toronto Blue Jays’ Trey Yesavage sets World Series rookie record for strikeouts against LA Dodgers to forge 3-2 lead.
Netherlands centrist party wins big in election as far right loses support
The centre-left D66 has made its largest ever gains and almost tripled its seats in parliament.
Want to win over Trump? Asian leaders see flattery as the magic ingredient
Trump has been showered with praise and gestures of veneration throughout his five-day tour of Asia.
Hurricane Melissa leaves trail of destruction across northern Caribbean
Hurricane warnings persist as Melissa nears Bermuda, with potential for strengthening before eventual weakening.
Austin Reaves, Lakers beat Timberwolves at the buzzer
The LA Lakers guard continues his hot start to the NBA season with a 12ft game-winner against Minnesota Timberwolves.
Trump says Xi agreed to one-year trade deal after ‘amazing’ talks
US president says rare earths issue settled after ‘amazing’ meeting with Chinese counterpart.
Jamaica, Haiti and Cuba take stock after Hurricane Melissa destruction
Recovery efforts are under way across Jamaica after Melissa rips off roofs, cuts electricity and unleashes floodwaters.
Five more arrested in France over Louvre jewellery heist, says prosecutor
As the number of arrests climbs to seven, none of the priceless Napoleonic-era jewellery has been recovered.
Washington’s ‘Blob’ is helping whitewash Sudan’s war crimes
False balance in US policy has legitimised war crimes and silenced Sudanese voices.
Teenage cricketer dies in training accident in Australia
The teenager’s neck was struck by a ball in a chilling similarity to the death of Australia international Phil Hughes.
India’s Iyer improving ‘every day’ after lacerating spleen in Australia
India’s one-day international vice-captain Shreyas Iyer was rushed to hospital in Australia during third game of series.
Gaza residents fear more Israeli attacks, unable to rebuild their lives
Despite the US-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, Israeli attacks continue to kill Palestinians.
FIFA U-17 World Cup Qatar 2025: Full match schedule, teams, start, format
All to know before the 2025 FIFA U-17 World Cup in Qatar, which will feature 48 teams for the first time.
Tanzania police fire shots, tear gas at protesters after chaotic election
Hundreds of people take to streets of Dar-es-Salaam after two main opposition figures barred from presidential poll.
Trump-Xi meeting in Busan: Key takeaways from the summit
US President Trump hails meeting with China’s Xi Jinping as ‘amazing’, but experts are not convinced about its success.
Pakistan, Afghanistan to resume talks amid tensions over border clashes
Islamabad demands Kabul rein in the Pakistan Taliban as new round of talks begins under regional mediation.
Is Trump launching a new nuclear arms race with first US tests in 33 years?
Trump announced that the US will start testing nuclear weapons regularly. Here’s what that means for the world.
Australia vs India: Second T20 international – teams, start, lineups
Australia and India play the second of their five T20 series in our featured live text commentary stream on Friday.
Lebanon’s Aoun says army to confront Israeli forces after deadly incursion
Hezbollah welcomes the president’s announcement as Israel escalates attacks on Lebanese territory.
The first honest American president
Trump’s shameless corruption is not a deviation from American history but its fulfilment.
More than 130 killed: How did a Brazil raid on a Rio favela turn so deadly?
Residents of favelas gather bodies after police operation turns to ‘slaughter’ in predawn assault.
Survivors fleeing Sudan’s el-Fasher recount terror, bodies in streets
Aid organisations fear that far fewer people than hoped have been able to leave the besieged Darfur city.
Zohran Mamdani supporters make final campaign push: Why him, why now?
As November 4 election day approaches, volunteers make mad-dash push for historic New York City mayoral candidate.
As battle for Ukraine’s Pokrovsk heats up, Putin touts nuclear-powered arms
Heavy fighting rages in Ukraine’s east, Kyiv’s forces target Russian energy hubs and Russia’s leader ups the ante.
Turkiye’s Erdogan urges Germany to help end Israel’s ‘genocide’ in Gaza
Despite a fragile US-brokered ceasefire, Israel has unleashed a series of bombardments on Gaza this week.
Thousands of ultra-Orthodox rally in Jerusalem against military service
Approximately 200,000 people took part in the protest, bringing West Jerusalem to a standstill, local media reported.
China recognises its ‘leverage over critical minerals is temporary’
“China probably recognises that its leverage over critical minerals… is temporary so they might as well use it now.”
Are vaccine mandates needed to achieve high vaccination rates?
There are calls to remove mandates in the US – but the country faces unique barriers compared with other countries.
UN officials condemn ‘horrifying’ mass killings in Sudan as RSF advances
Aid workers in the region fear the situation will deteriorate as food and medical supplies dwindle.
Widespread uncertainty as US food aid set to lapse amid government shutdown
New York declares ‘state of emergency’ as state and local officials scramble to assist residents set to lose benefits.
Spinning genocide: How is Israel using US PR firms to frame its Gaza war?
Israel has contracted three US public relations companies to help it win back American hearts and minds.
US Treasury’s Bessent says China has approved TikTok transfer deal
The fate of the app used by 170 million Americans has remained uncertain for more than 18 months.
What will be the impact of Hurricane Melissa on Jamaica?
Hurricane Melissa landed as a Category 5 in Jamaica, being called ‘the storm of the century’. Can Jamaica recover?
Massacre in el-Fasher: What’s happening in Sudan right now?
Rights groups say the RSF paramilitary group committed mass atrocities as it seized the besieged city in North Darfur.
Trump-Xi meeting live: China, US leaders reach deal on tariffs, rare earths
Tensions between China and the US have escalated amid Donald Trump’s tariff threats and new restrictions on exports.
Trump-Xi meeting live: China, US leaders end talks on rare earths, tariffs
Tensions between China and the US have escalated amid Donald Trump’s tariff threats and new restrictions on exports.
Trump-Xi meeting live: China, US presidents wrap up talks on trade, tariffs
Tensions between China and the US have escalated amid Donald Trump’s tariff threats and new restrictions on exports.
Trump-Xi meeting live: China, US presidents begin talks on trade, tariffs
Tensions between China and the US have escalated amid Donald Trump’s tariff threats and new restrictions on exports.
Israeli military kills two in new Gaza attack despite ‘resuming’ ceasefire
UN secretary-general strongly condemns Israeli attacks in Gaza on Tuesday, which killed more than 100 Palestinians.
Trump-Xi meeting: What’s at stake and who has the upper hand?
From tariffs to TikTok, rare-earth metals to fentanyl, a packed agenda awaits the leaders of the US and China.
US Democratic congressional candidate indicted for Chicago ICE protest
Candidate Kat Abughazaleh decried the charges as ‘political prosecution’ amid a Trump standoff with Democratic cities.
Lithuania extends Belarus border closure over balloon attack
Entry to Lithuania still allowed for certain travellers, including EU citizens and humanitarian visa-holders.
Zohran Mamdani’s unlikely coalition: Winning over NYC’s Jewish voters
As the mayoral election nears, Mamdani is showing what it takes to maintain a lead with the Jewish population in NYC.
MSF ordered to leave Libya with ‘no reason’ given, medical group says
Doctors Without Borders says it was told to leave by November 9 and that it hopes to find ‘positive solution’ soon.
Trump-Xi meeting live: China and US to negotiate rare earths, tariffs
Tensions between China and the US have escalated amid Donald Trump’s tariff threats and new restrictions on exports.
RFK Jr walks back Trump administration’s claims linking Tylenol and autism
US official urges ‘cautious approach’ after Trump baselessly claimed taking Tylenol is linked autism in children.
Myanmar rebels to withdraw from two towns under new China-brokered truce
The Ta’ang National Liberation Army says it will pull out of the ruby-mining town of Mogok and nearby Momeik.
Two suspects in Louvre heist partially admit involvement: Paris prosecutor
The suspects face charges for theft committed by an organised gang and criminal conspiracy, prosecutor says.
US Federal Reserve cuts interest rates as labour market weakens
The US central bank cut rates by a quarter of a percentage point, its second cut for the year.
United Nations calls for end to US embargo on Cuba, again
Cuba denies US allegations of mercenary activity in Ukraine and insists the embargo is a form of collective punishment.
South Korea showers Trump with gifts as it works on a softer trade deal
South Korea dials up the flattery as both sides say progress has been made, but no deal has yet been signed.
Chipmaker Nvidia hits $5 trillion valuation
The surge comes barely three months after it hit the $4 trillion market cap.
Russia strikes children’s hospital in Ukraine as Kyiv hits energy sites
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says hospital strike ‘deliberate’, shows Moscow does not want peace.
Sudanese activist sees his executed uncles in RSF videos from el-Fasher
Mohammed Zakaria lost sleep tracking el-Fasher’s fall, then saw on social media that his family had been killed.
Brazil’s Rio de Janeiro raises death toll from police raid to 132
Rio state governor put death toll at around 60 on Wednesday, but warned that the real figure was likely higher.
Mali fuel crisis spirals amid armed group blocking supplies to capital
US Embassy urges citizens to leave Mali immediately on commercial flights as blockade makes daily life more dangerous.
Trump wants China’s ‘help’ to deal with wartime Russia. Will he get it?
Observers say China could help end the Ukraine war quickly but several factors stand in the way of a peace breakthrough.
Why a US-China trade deal matters to the global economy
A full-blown trade war between the United States and China would have a severe impact on global economic growth.
Gaza’s Dr Hussam Abu Safia is still held by Israel, no sign of release
Al Jazeera Fault Lines documentary looks at hospital director’s case, stil in prison 10 months later without charge.
Trump says ‘it’s too bad’ he can’t run for third term as US president
President Trump concedes the US Constitution forbids him from running in 2028 despite earlier saying he would ‘love’ to.
Why did Israel launch air strikes on Gaza, then ‘resume’ truce?
Trump has backed Israel through numerous violations of the ceasefire, which has yet to enter its crucial second phase.
‘No stability, no safety’: Life inside Gaza’s crowded tents
No privacy, security, hygiene or protection from Israel’s bombs. That’s what life has been like for two years in Gaza’s shelters.
Nine people killed as record rains and floods lash Vietnam
More rain predicted after the flooding of more than 100,000 houses, most in tourist areas of Hue and Hoi An.
Australia and India denied by rain after Suryakumar big hitting
India reached 97-1 in the 10th over against hosts Australia when rain fell in Canberra in the first T20 of the series.
Israel kills over 100 Palestinians in Gaza as Trump insists truce holds
The US president says Israel has a right to ‘hit back’ after reports that a soldier was killed in southern Gaza.
Fact checking a viral chart on US food stamps recipients’ race, ethnicity
US Department of Agriculture data reveals most recipients are white, US-born citizens, followed by minorities.
Fears of mass atrocities after Sudan’s el-Fasher falls to paramilitaries
Paramilitaries seize el-Fasher amid reports of mass killings and fears Sudan’s humanitarian crisis is deepening.
LIVE: Israel kills 104 in Gaza; Trump insists nothing will jeopardise truce
At least 35 children killed as Israeli military says one of its soldiers killed; Israel says resumption of ceasefire.
Polls open in Tanzania’s election as key opponents barred
President Samia Suluhu Hassan is expected to win the election as the two main opposition parties have been barred.
Bangladesh’s fugitive ex-leader warns of mass voter boycott in 2026 polls
Sheikh Hasina puts up defiant front from exile in India, saying ban on her Awami League will disenfranchise millions.
Jamaica declares disaster as ‘Monstrous Melissa’ ravages island
Prime minister expects ‘loss of life’ after powerful hurricane damages homes, hospitals and inundates parishes.
LIVE: Israel kills 91 in Gaza; Trump insists nothing will jeopardise truce
At least 24 children killed as Israeli military says one of its soldiers killed; Israel says resumption of ceasefire.
Dutch vote in knife-edge snap elections seen as litmus test for far right
Polls suggest anti-Islam lawmaker Geert Wilders and his Freedom Party on course to win largest number of seats.
Trump says he expects ‘great deal’ with China at summit with Xi
US and Chinese leaders are expected to sign a trade deal in their first meeting since 2019.
Why is New Delhi making it rain artificially?
Delhi is using ‘cloud seeding’ in a bid to dispel pollution – but can it work?
Tanzania elections: Who’s standing and what’s at stake?
Opposition members accuse President Samia Suluhu Hassan of cracking down on dissent to stay in power.
LIVE: Israel kills 90 in Gaza; Trump insists nothing will jeopardise truce
Among the dead are at least 24 children as Israeli military says one of its soldiers killed.
LIVE: Israel kills 63 in Gaza; Trump insists nothing will jeopardise truce
Among the dead are 24 children as Israeli military says one of its soldiers killed.
‘Horrific violations’: Arab nations slam RSF killings in Sudan’s el-Fasher
Regional countries express alarm as more evidence emerges of mass killings by paramilitary forces in el-Fasher.
Carlos Alcaraz suffers shock loss to Cameron Norrie at Paris Masters
Cameron Norrie rallied from a set down to record the biggest win of his career against world number 1 Carlos Alcaraz.
Guerrero Jr, Blue Jays smash Dodgers in Game 4 to even World Series
Vladimir Guerrero Jr’s two-run homer allows Toronto Blue Jays to draw level with LA Dodgers in best-of-seven series.
The Take: What’s behind AIPAC’s partnership with Black US politicians?
How has the pro-Israel lobbying group AIPAC built a partnership with many Black politicians in the US?
North Korea test-fires cruise missiles as Trump visits South Korea
Pyongyang says the tests in the Yellow Sea were aimed at impressing its abilities upon its ‘enemies’.
As Trump and Xi near deal, few see letup in heated US-China rivalry
Expectations are modest for how far a US-China deal will go to resolve the differences between the superpowers.
‘Last-ditch push’: Pakistan-Afghanistan talks falter amid deep mistrust
A wider conflict looms as neighbours fail to agree on dismantling the TTP armed group, warn analysts.
Police operation in Rio de Janeiro favelas leaves at least 60 people dead
The raid is already being called the most lethal police action in the history of the state of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Trump administration strips Nigerian Nobel winner Wole Soyinka of US visa
The first African author to win the Nobel in literature, Soyinka has been an outspoken critic of governments worldwide.
Flight delays more common as US government shutdown drags on
More air traffic controllers are calling in sick, often to work another job to pay for groceries and medicines.
FIFA adds 1 million World Cup tickets for sale in second phase
Tickets are being made available via an early draw that allows host countries a domestic exclusivity time slot.
Venezuela suspends Trinidad and Tobago gas accord over US warship visit
Caracas asserts that US actions in the Caribbean are a military threat and are meant to steal its oil and gas wealth.
Yale report finds evidence of RSF mass killings in Sudan’s el-Fasher
Yale’s Humanitarian Research Lab says satellite images seem to show mass killings in Sudan’s western city of el-Fasher.
UN’s Albanese presents blistering report on complicity in Gaza genocide
Expert’s 24-page report looks at role of 63 states in ‘collective crime’ of Gaza genocide, with US cast in lead role.
Does Mamdani mean business, New York’s small businesses wonder?
Small businesses in NYC face steep challenges, as there are few protections preventing them from being priced out.
Olympic ski season opening marred by dangerous course debate
Debate on dangerous ski training courses flares at start of Olympic season, five months ahead of Milan Cortina Games.
Tanzania’s digital battlefield heats up ahead of election
Amid crackdowns on dissent, a high-stakes struggle between government supporters and critics is under way.
Quebec’s disastrous forest reform bill was killed, but the threat remains
A deeply flawed vision of forest management persists within the provincial government.
OpenAI restructures into public-benefit firm, Microsoft takes 27% stake
The deal removes a major constraint on raising capital for OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT, and values firm at $500bn.
Eleven killed in Kenya plane crash near Maasai Mara National Reserve
Eight Hungarian and two German passengers were onboard, and the Kenyan pilot was also killed, Mombasa Air Safari said.
Palestinian grandparents care for 36 children orphaned by Israel in Gaza
More than 39,000 children in Gaza have lost one or both of their parents since Israel’s war on Gaza began two years ago.
Record rains drive flooding in Vietnam, submerging ancient city
Vietnam’s weather agency has recorded its highest level of rainfall for a 24-hour period in the historic city of Hue.
US kills 14 people in three strikes on alleged drug-smuggling boats
The string of strikes in the Eastern Pacific Ocean brings the total known death toll from the US bombing campaign to 57.
Suspect pleads guilty to murdering former Japanese PM Abe
As trial opens, Tetsuya Yamagami admits murdering Japan’s longest serving leader three years ago.
China, ASEAN sign enhanced free trade pact amid Trump tariffs
China and the 11-member regional bloc sign an upgraded version of their free trade pact, as both weather US tariffs.
Trump, Japan’s Takaichi sign deal to secure rare earths supply
US president heaps praise on Japan’s first female prime minister as the leaders sign deals on the supply of minerals.
Freeman, Dodgers win Game 3 against Toronto, take MLB World Series lead
Los Angeles Dodgers outlast Toronto Blue Jays after Freddie Freeman’s 18th inning home run clinches a 2-1 series lead.
The Take: Japan’s Iron Lady meets Trump
Trump’s back in Tokyo, and Japan has a new leader. Will Sanae Takaichi steer the country through global tensions?
‘Ticking environmental bomb’: Water crisis worsens in Russia-annexed Donbas
Residents say they do not have enough water for their basic needs while officials raise alarm as infections grow.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,342
Here are the key events from day 1,342 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
Sudan army announces withdrawal from el-Fasher, UN warns of RSF atrocities
Army chief admits retreat from last stronghold in Darfur as fears grow for the civilians trapped in the city.
Campaigning begins in military-run Myanmar ahead of ‘sham’ elections
The vote, which begins on December 28, is being widely viewed as a ploy to legitimise the ruling military government.
India’s Shreyas Iyer ‘stable’ after lacerated spleen, Suryakumar Yadav says
Iyer suffers injury while attempting a catch in third and final ODI of India’s tour of Australia.
Is artificial intelligence to blame for Amazon job cuts?
Amazon confirms 14,000 layoffs after CEO says AI likely to lead to job losses.
Is Trump pushing for regime change in Venezuela; where else is he meddling?
As Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro lashes out at interference, Trump has also intervened in other countries.
Does Andrew Cuomo have path to victory in NYC race against Zohran Mamdani?
Former governor seeks to court conservative voters, but is accused of ‘fear mongering’ in mayoral race’s final stretch.
Trump rules out VP run in 2028, but says he ‘would love’ a third term
US president muses about a third term in office despite the constitution barring him from doing so.
Ukraine calls for increased pressure on Russian oil
Zelenskyy urges US to raise the pressure on Beijing over Russian energy purchases as Ukraine targets oil revenues.
‘Trump 2028’: Could the US president really go for a third term?
US president says he’d ‘love’ a third term in the White Office.
Hurricane Melissa live: ‘Storm of the century’ closes in on Jamaica
Category 5 storm is predicted to be the most destructive storm on record to hit the Caribbean island.
Impasse leaves Afghanistan-Pakistan peace talks mired in uncertainty
Three days of negotiations in Istanbul fail to yield breakthrough, but both sides maintain ceasefire is holding.
Messi eyes World Cup defence for Argentina, despite age, fitness concerns
Lionel Messi acknowledged wellness factors will dictate his role in defending Argentina’s World Cup title next year.
Australia vs India: T20I series – teams, start, lineups, tickets, stream
Australia and India play the first of five T20Is in Canberra on Wednesday as they prepare for their World Cup defence.
Kelce and Mahomes lead Chiefs to dominant win over Commanders
Travis Kelce has a season-best performance and Patrick Mahomes throws 299 yards as Kansas City defeat Washington.
Bangladesh expats win means to vote – could they sway the next election?
They have had the right to vote for some time, but no system was established to allow them to take part in elections.
Israel says return of misidentified body breaches Gaza deal, mulls response
PM Benjamin Netanyahu says he is deciding next steps after Hamas returned the remains of a previously recovered captive.
Lebanon’s Aoun calls for end to Israeli attacks in meeting with US envoy
Israel has repeatedly bombed Lebanon, violating a November 2024 ceasefire agreement to end conflict with Hezbollah.
Hurricane Melissa live: Category 5 storm nears Jamaica, strongest this year
Category 5 storm is predicted to be the most destructive storm on record to hit the Caribbean island.
Jamaica braces for Hurricane Melissa, island’s strongest storm on record
Officials urge people to stay indoors as Category 5 storm bears down on Caribbean nation.
Brazil’s ex-president Bolsonaro appeals 27-year sentence for attempted coup
The sentence handed to the far-right politician last month has become a major issue in Brazil-US relations.
The rise of global boycotts against Israel’s genocide in Gaza
From streets to supermarkets, global boycotts for Gaza have grown as a fragile ceasefire holds for now.
Venezuela declares Trinidad and Tobago’s prime minister persona non grata
Tensions have grown between Venezuela and Trinidad and Tobago over support for US military action in the Caribbean.
Eye of Hurricane Melissa exits Jamaica, heads towards Cuba
World Meteorological Organization dubs slow-moving Melissa the ‘storm of the century’ as Cuba braces for impact.
South Africa force Pakistan collapse as Babar out for a duck on T20 return
South Africa win opening T20 against Pakistan by 55 runs as hosts’ dire form continues despite Babar Azam’s comeback.
Nvidia will build AI supercomputers for US Department of Energy
Nvidia is striking deals around the world while also navigating a US-China trade war.
France trial opens for 10 accused of online harassment of Brigitte Macron
Judge says defendants caused ‘deterioration’ in French First Lady Brigitte Macron’s ‘physical and mental health’.
Mali court jails ex-PM Mara after online post backing political prisoners
Former Prime Minister Moussa Mara found guilty of ‘undermining’ the state by Bamako court in military-ruled Mali.
Biya declared victor of Cameroon election: Why deadly protests broke out
Paul Biya, world’s oldest leader at 92, has won eighth term as president. Opposition supporters say election was stolen.
Fact check: Do quarter of US’s ‘drug boat’ searches find nothing?
A 2024 Coast Guard report found 27 percent of drug boat searches came back empty-handed.
Tesla chair warns Musk may quit if trillion-dollar pay deal is rejected
Warning comes as Glass Lewis and Institutional Shareholder Services urge shareholders to vote against the pay package.
Despite ceasefires, Israel continues attacks around the region
Israel agreed to a ceasefire in Gaza, but continues to attack its neighbours on multiple fronts.
Putin meets top North Korean diplomat, says ties developing as planned
North Korea’s Foreign Minister Choe Son Hui praised the ‘spiritual closeness’ between the two states.
Road out of el-Fasher: Ransom, violence and the price of survival in Sudan
Civilian activist Mouawia had just escaped el-Fasher when he heard the RSF had taken the city.
Hurricane Melissa: Where and when will it make landfall in Jamaica?
Melissa has strengthened into a major Category 5 storm. Here’s what that means.
Lithuania to shoot down smuggler balloons, shut Belarus border crossings
Lithuania says balloons disrupting air traffic are sent by smugglers transporting contraband cigarettes into the EU.
Donald Trump won in Argentina
With his support, Argentinian President Javier Milei can now chainsaw the country into greatness.
The Take: What the ceasefire feels like for Palestinians inside Israel
Palestinian citizens of Israel express fear and distrust over a fragile Gaza ceasefire.
NGOs note 28 new ‘carbon bomb’ projects since 2021
Potential CO2 emissions from new projects 11 times global “carbon budget” remaining to hit Paris Agreement targets.
What’s in the Thai-Cambodia peace agreement and can it hold?
Trump oversees the peace deal and trade agreements in visit to Malaysia – but what is in the pact on the border dispute?
Turkiye court charges jailed opposition leader with ‘political espionage’
Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, whose March arrest sparked nationwide protests, denies all the charges against him.
Afghan women’s football returns to international stage in FIFA tournament
Afghanistan women’s refugee team played their first match in a FIFA-organised four-team friendly competition in Morocco.
Rodgers, Steelers fall short as Love leads Packers’ win
Aaron Rodgers’ former quarterback understudy Jordan Love stars as Green Bay Packers defeat Pittsburgh Steelers.
Mali shuts schools as fuel blockade imposed by fighters paralyses country
Military rulers order two-week closure for schools, universities as JNIM’s fuel blockade causes further disruptions.
Hong Kong court gives trio lengthy jail terms over bomb plots
Three defendants receive prison terms of up to 18 years over plots in 2019 and 2020.
Four killed in Cameroon protests as election results awaited
Clashes erupt as opposition leader disputes election, with long-awaited official results expected on Monday.
Why Riek Machar’s trial brings ‘existentially high’ stakes for South Sudan
Some see the first vice president’s trial as a provocation that has set the country on a path to war.
Corruption, mismanagement in spotlight as Iran dissolves major private bank
The bank built the largest mall in the world, but also racked up massive debt and gave loans to insiders.
Jamaica braces as Hurricane Melissa strengthens offshore
The Category 5 storm, which threatens to dump up to one metre of rain, is moving at a worryingly slow pace.
Trump departs ASEAN with lingering questions for Southeast Asia’s trade
Trump’s deals with Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia do not address transshipment and semiconductor tariffs.
Cameroon President Biya declared election victor; challenger protests
92-year-old incumbent reportedly secures 53.66 percent; challenger reports gunfire targeting supporters.
China and India resume direct flights after five-year hiatus
The move underscores efforts to rebuild relations and draw closer after US President Donald Trump’s stiff tariffs.
Concerns for civilians high after RSF claims control of Sudan’s el-Fasher
UN chief Guterres warns of ‘terrible escalation’ of conflict as officials sound alarm over reports of civilian killings.
Sudanese journalist Muammar Ibrahim detained by RSF in el-Fasher
Journalist reported from el-Fasher through the war, sharing the situation on the ground with an international audience.
Austin Reaves scores career-high points as Lakers defeat Kings
Austin Reaves poured in 51 points as the Los Angeles Lakers win against Sacramento without Luka Doncic and Lebron James.
Could COVID-19 mRNA vaccines also fight cancer?
New study reveals that vaccines developed using mRNA might hold the key to ‘off-the-shelf’ cancer vaccine.
Brazil on the cusp of US trade deal: Lula
Brazilian president expects ‘definitive solution’ in the coming days over tariffs raised by US over Bolsonaro jailing.
LIVE: Palestinians in Gaza bury ‘unrecognisable’ bodies returned by Israel
Palestinians returning to their homes in Gaza face danger from unexploded ordnance with at least 53 people killed.
Europe lacks coordination as Russia ‘prepares for war with NATO’: Experts
Analysts tell Al Jazeera that Europe lacks an assertive response to Russia’s suspected operations.
Milei’s party wins high-stakes Argentina elections, early results show
La Libertad Avanza wins most votes nationally and in the Buenos Aires province, early results and media tallies show.
F1 Mexico City: Norris wins GP to take world championship lead from Piastri
McLaren’s Lando Norris records a dominant victory to regain the drivers’ championship lead for first time since April.
US, China hail progress in trade talks as Trump and Xi set to weigh deal
Officials signal that trade deal is close as Trump and Xi prepare to meet for the first time since 2019.
What the ceasefire feels like for Palestinians inside Israel
Palestinian citizens of Israel express fear and distrust over a fragile Gaza ceasefire.
Hamas hands over remains of captive as Israeli drone strike kills two
The Israeli military says the captive’s remains were being transported to its troops by the Red Cross.
UN slams Israel after attack on peacekeepers in Lebanon
UN spokesman says incident involved a drone dropping a grenade near a patrol, and a tank opening fire on peacekeepers.
US judge asks for assurance Abrego Garcia won’t be deported to Liberia
Trump administration is seeking to deport Abrego Garcia to West African country, in move decried by lawyers.
Colonel says US watered down report on Shireen Abu Akleh’s killing
Former Colonel Steve Gabavics says evidence Israeli soldier intentionally shot journalist shrugged off by US government.
Argentine assets cheer Milei party’s election victory with massive rally
Both international bonds and local stocks jumped while the peso strengthened against the US dollar.
LIVE: Hamas hands over captive’s body as Israel threatens Gaza war restart
Remains of 12 deceased Israelis are still in Gaza as Hamas says finding bodies extremely difficult amid destruction.
Turkiye signs deal with the UK to buy 20 Eurofighter jets
Britain’s Keir Starmer and Turkiye’s Recep Tayyip Erdogan met in Ankara on Monday to cement the almost $11bn agreement.
Incumbent President Ouattara declared winner of Ivory Coast election
In power since 2011, 83-year-old Alassane Ouattara secures fourth term in vote that excluded two main rivals.
Mexico’s Sheinbaum says she and Trump agreed to extend trade deadline
A 90-day pause in rise in US tariffs on Mexico from 25 to 30 percent was set to expire at the end of October.
US Dept of Energy partners with AMD to build two supercomputers: Report
The new tech will help manage US arsenal of nuclear weapons and accelerate drug development.
Hurricane Melissa, now Category 3, threatens heavy floods in Jamaica, Haiti
Melissa is expected to strengthen even further into a major catastrophic hurricane when making landfall in Jamaica.
LIVE: Israeli attacks across Gaza threaten ceasefire, one Palestinian dead
Israel strikes multiple targets in Gaza as returning Palestinians face another danger: buildings at risk of collapse.
Yamamoto, Dodgers level MLB World Series against Blue Jays in Game 2
Yoshinobu Yamamoto pitched a rare four-hitter to get the reigning champion Los Angeles Dodgers back in the World Series.
‘Dream realised’: East Timor becomes ASEAN’s 11th member
Prime Minister Xanana Gusmao hails membership as beginning of an ‘inspiring new chapter’ for Asia’s youngest nation.
Trump’s Asia trip live: US president to attend ASEAN summit in Malaysia
US president begins trip to Malaysia, Japan and South Korea, with international trade and China on the agenda.
Mbeumo, Man United defeat Brighton for third straight Premier League win
Bryan Mbeumo’s match-winning goal in stoppage time elevated Manchester United to fourth on the Premier League ladder.
LIVE: Palestinians returning to north Gaza struggle to rebuild bombed homes
Israel strikes multiple targets in Gaza as returning Palestinians face another danger: buildings at risk of collapse.
Aspinall-Gane UFC 321 title fight ruled no contest after eye poke
Tom Aspinall retains heavyweight title after Ciryl Ganes accidently pokes him in both eyes at UFC 321 in Abu Dhabi.
Trump’s Asia trip live: US president to attend ASEAN in Malaysia
US president begins trip to Malaysia, Japan and South Korea, with international trade and China on the agenda.
Battle for Sudan’s el-Fasher intensifies as RSF claims seizing army HQ
Despite this apparent victory for the paramilitary group, the besieged city of el-Fasher’s status has not changed.
Trump meets Brazil’s Lula at ASEAN summit, touts ‘pretty good deals’
Both countries’ negotiating teams will start working ‘immediately’ to address US tariffs and sanctions, says Lula.
A Pakistan foreign policy renaissance? Not quite
Recent diplomatic gains should not be mistaken for a major shift in global standing.
Djibouti lifts presidential age limit, paving way for sixth Guelleh term
Ismail Omar Guelleh could seek re-election in 2026 after parliament votes to removes age restriction for candidates.
Embattled Milei faces critical midterm elections in Argentina
The outcome of the elections could determine the future of Milei’s economic programme and a vital $40bn US bailout.
India’s Sharma, Kohli deny Australia an ODI series sweep in Sydney
India’s ageing stars Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli rebounded strongly in what may be their last match on Australian soil.
LIVE: Israel relents as search for Gaza bodies expands with Egypt help
Egypt deploys team of experts and heavy equipment to help retrieve captives’ bodies buried in Gaza’s rubble.
Pakistan says five soldiers and 25 fighters killed in Afghan border clashes
Fighting comes as Taliban submits proposal at peace talks in Turkiye, while Islamabad warns of ‘open war’ if deal fails.
Mbappe, Bellingham score as Real Madrid edge Barcelona in fiery El Clasico
Real Madrid end four-game losing streak against rivals Barcelona, moving five points clear at top of football’s La Liga.
US warship arrives in Trinidad and Tobago, near Venezuela
USS Gravely’s arrival comes as US military build-up in the region has increased tensions between Washington and Caracas.
What are the challenges in forming a stabilisation force in Gaza?
Israel asserts it has veto power over the force’s composition; Palestinians are not consulted.
UK journalist Sami Hamdi detained in US amid pro-Israel lobby pressure
Far-right activist and Donald Trump ally Laura Loomer celebrates Hamdi’s detention as US gov’t says he’s in ICE custody.
Two killed in Cameroon protests ahead of election results, opposition says
Hundreds of supporters of opposition presidential candidate Issa Tchiroma accuse Paul Biya gov’t of seeking to rig vote.
Ivory Coast candidate Billon concedes as partial results favour Ouattara
Country awaits final presidential election result that could see 83-year-old Alassane Ouattara sworn in for fourth term.
Gaza Tribunal calls for ‘Israeli perpetrators and enablers’ to face justice
The tribunal’s message came as it released its genocide verdict following four days of public hearings in Istanbul.
Israeli strikes kill three in Lebanon before army targets UN patrol
Israel claims attacks were on Hezbollah members, as it also struck a UNIFIL patrol with a drone and tank fire.
Unexploded Israeli bombs threaten lives as Gaza clears debris, finds bodies
Israel restricts heavy machinery but allows Red Cross and Egyptian teams to enter Gaza to search for captives’ remains.
Award-winning Palestinian author on Israeli prison, exile and homeland
Basim Khandakji describes conditions in Israeli prisons and his journey to writing despite the challenges.
LIVE: Hamas expands search for Gaza captives’ bodies amid Israeli attacks
Egypt deploys team of experts and heavy equipment to help retrieve the bodies as Palestinians struggle to rebuild lives.
Women in Gaza struggling to overcome damage inflicted by Israel’s war
One woman is desperate to be evacuated for cancer treatment while another is recovering from abuse in an Israeli prison.
Trump’s visit to Malaysia met with protests over war in Gaza
Hundreds gather to express opposition to US president’s attendance at ASEAN summit in Kuala Lumpur.
Two suspects from Louvre jewellery heist arrested by French police: Reports
This is a breaking news story.
Kurdish PKK announces it is withdrawing fighters from Turkiye to Iraq
The PKK had formally renounced its 40-year armed struggle in May.
Trump in Asia live: US president optimistic about China deal
US president begins trip to Malaysia, Japan and South Korea, with international trade and China on the agenda.
Russian overnight attack on Ukraine’s Kyiv kills at least 3, wounds dozens
The full scale of the damage and size of the attack that damaged three apartment complexes were not immediately known.
Trump jointly signs Thailand-Cambodia ceasefire agreement at ASEAN summit
Thailand and Cambodia sign an enhanced ceasefire agreement following a five-day conflict along their border in July.
Trump in Asia live: US president co-signs Thailand-Cambodia ceasefire pact
US president begins trip to Malaysia, Japan and South Korea, with international trade and China on the agenda.
Venezuela’s Maduro says the US is ‘fabricating’ a war against him
Defence Minister Vladimir Padrino Lopez says the country is conducting military exercises.
‘They killed his childhood’: West Bank family mourn child killed by Israel
Nine-year-old Muhammad al-Hallaq was killed by Israeli forces on October 16, leaving his family shattered by the loss.
Thailand’s Queen Mother Sirikit dead at 93: Royal Palace
Former Queen Sirikit, mother of Thailand’s current King Vajiralongkorn, passed away on Friday night, the palace said.
LIVE: Israel blocks Gaza crossings despite ceasefire; 1.5 million need aid
Israeli strikes kill two in Gaza on Friday despite ceasefire, while aid flows remain far below needed levels.
Tropical Storm Melissa, soon a hurricane, brings death, floods to Caribbean
Jamaica prepares for Melissa’s arrival as forecasts predict over 72 hours of hurricane conditions and heavy rainfall.
Messi double fires Inter Miami in MLS Cup playoff lead against Nashville SC
Argentina forward Lionel Messi celebrates his new contract with Inter Miami by scoring twice in win against Nashville.
Canadians pull Reagan advertisement after furious Trump halts trade talks
Ontario to stop running advertisement featuring voice of US President Ronald Reagan saying that trade tariffs were a bad idea.
LIVE: UN says 1.5M in Gaza need aid, Israel blocks borders despite ceasefir
Israeli strikes killed at least two in Gaza yesterday despite ceasefire, aid flows remain far below needed levels.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,339
Here are the key events from day 1,339 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
Russia-backed arson attack ringleaders handed hefty jail sentences in UK
UK prosecutors said defendants planned a ‘sustained campaign of terrorism and sabotage’ backed by Russia’s Wagner Group.
As Southeast Asia welcomes Trump, it battles headwinds unleashed by him
Southeast Asia and its ‘China Plus One’ supply chain are feeling the fallout from the US trade war.
What military force has the US positioned off Venezuela’s coast?
The US has attacked several Venezuelan boats and deployed its largest military buildup in Latin America in decades.
Trump open to meeting North Korea’s Kim on Asia trip but nothing scheduled
Trump and Kim have both expressed an interest in meeting again, but a US official says meeting is ‘not on the schedule’.
Zohran Mamdani defends his Muslim faith amid ‘racist, baseless attacks’
The NYC mayoral race frontrunner’s emotional speech about Islamophobia comes a day before early voting begins.
Brentford condemn Liverpool to fourth straight Premier League loss
Premier League holders Liverpool’s title defence continues to stutter as Brentford’s recovery persists.
Trump announces additional 10-percent Canada tariff over Reagan ad brouhaha
US president says Ontario government’s anti-tariff ad featuring Ronald Reagan needed to be taken down ‘immediately’.
What is Trump’s strategy to tackle the US’s illegal drug problem?
US military strikes abroad win local support but critics say the issue is more complex.
Pakistan minister warns of ‘open war’ with Afghanistan if peace talks fail
Defence minister’s warning comes as countries hold talks in Istanbul to consolidate last week’s Doha ceasefire.
Trump thanks Qatar for mediation efforts as talks on Gaza plan continue
US president holds talks with Qatari leaders on Air Force One as Washington pushes to reach second phase of Gaza plan.
Ivory Coast presidential election: Who’s standing and what’s at stake?
Tensions are mounting over President Ouattara’s decision to run for a fourth term and a ban on opposition candidates.
Israeli settlers attack more Palestinians as olive harvest violence surges
Palestinians face more than 150 Israeli settler, military attacks so far during this year’s olive harvest in West Bank.
Connolly set to be Ireland’s next president after rival concedes defeat
Catherine Connolly, a pro-Palestine, left-wing candidate, is on course for landslide victory as vote counting continues.
LIVE: Israel wounds several in Gaza as settler attacks surge in West Bank
Israeli forces have killed at least 93 people in Gaza since the October 10 ceasefire, the enclave’s Health Ministry.
Early voting begins in New York mayor’s race with Mamdani ahead in polls
Mamdani, a Democratic Socialist, has energised liberal voters and has strongly condemned Israel’s war on Gaza.
Chinese citizens arrested in Georgia, accused of trying to buy uranium
Country in the South Caucasus has witnessed several serious incidents involving the illicit trade in nuclear materials.
LIVE: Israel’s attacks on Gaza kill 93 since beginning of ceasefire
UN says 1.5 million Palestinians in need of “emergency” aid as Israel continues to keep border crossings shut.
Real Madrid vs Barcelona: La Liga – Clasico, teams, start, lineups
Real Madrid entertain champions Barcelona in our featured La Liga live commentary stream on Sunday in El Clasico.
Sudan’s army battles RSF advances in el-Fasher, Bara as civil war rages
The escalation in fighting comes amid deepening concerns about the vast humanitarian toll of the conflict.
Ivory Coast votes in key election that may extend longtime leader’s rule
Polls open in West African nation in heated election set to deliver fourth term to 83-year-old Alassane Ouattara.
Mexico’s footwear industry could benefit from US tariffs. But it’s not
Mexican shoe businesses can export to US tariff-free under USMCA but old policies and corrupt practices hold them back.
We survived the war, we may not survive the ceasefire
There may be a ceasefire in place, but Israel still kills Palestinians in Gaza every day.
Russian attacks on Ukraine kill 4 as Kyiv’s allies renew pressure on Moscow
Air raids hit Kyiv, Dnipropetrovsk region as Ukraine’s allies expand sanctions on Russia.
LIVE: Israeli attacks kill 93 in Gaza since beginning of ceasefire
UN says 1.5 million Palestinians in need of “emergency” aid as Israel continues to keep border crossings shut.
ASEAN summit in Malaysia: Who’s attending and what to expect
The Cambodian-Thai border conflict and the US trade war will feature prominently at Southeast Asian bloc summit.
Will millions of low-income Americans lose food stamps during shutdown?
About 42 million people rely on SNAP benefits but now face reductions or losing access altogether.
Gaza returnee places family tent over unexploded Israeli bomb
Remotely operated explosive robots were deployed by Israel across Gaza, causing many deaths, widespread destruction.
Trump to arrive in Malaysia ahead of ASEAN summit amid trade tussles
US, China officials begin trade talks in Kuala Lumpur to pave way for high-stakes meeting between Trump, Xi.
Four African countries taken off global money-laundering ‘grey list’
South Africa, Nigeria, Mozambique, Burkina Faso removed from Financial Action Task Force’s financial crimes list.
What’s available, and at what prices, in Gaza’s markets
Take a walk with Al Jazeera’s Hani Mahmoud through one of Gaza City’s main markets.
US man executed with nitrogen gas for 1993 murder
Anthony Boyd, 54, earlier lost his appeal to be executed by firing squad by the state of Alabama.
Anthony Aguilar: Witness to the Gaza genocide
Anthony Aguilar talks about the violence he witnessed as a security contractor with the notorious GHF in Gaza.
‘Occupation, expulsion and colonisation’: Israeli protesters block Gaza aid
Footage shows Israeli protesters blocking aid trucks at the Kerem Shalom crossing. They say Hamas broke ceasefire terms.
Trump administration investigating China’s compliance with 2020 trade deal
The probe comes as the US government seeks additional leverage against Beijing amid escalating trade tensions.
Lithuania shuts airports, Belarus border crossings after balloon sightings
Move to close Vilnius, Kaunas airports and border comes after helium balloons drifted into the country’s territory.
US deploys aircraft carrier amid hardening stance towards Venezuela
The Trump administration has carried out a serious of provocative moves that point towards possible military action.
US sanctions Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro, escalating Trump feud
The sanctions come as Petro and Trump clash over migration, drug policy and US strikes on boats in international water.
US Justice Department to send election observers to California, New Jersey
Republicans in both states have requested the Trump administration monitor for ‘irregularities’ over Democratic outcry.
Nigeria replaces top security officials days after coup plot denial
Move by Nigeria’s president comes after army denied rumours of coup plot amid reports military officers were arrested.
Croatia reintroduces mandatory military conscription after 17 years
Defence Minister Ivan Anusic cites rise in ‘various types of threats’ amid regional concerns and Russia-Ukraine war.
LIVE: Gaza humanitarian crisis ‘unchanged’ as Israel keeps restricting aid
Hamas says Palestinian factions have agreed to hand over Gaza governance to independent technocrats.
Are US-Israeli relations experiencing upheaval under Trump?
Angry US reaction to Knesset vote to annex occupied West Bank.
AWS outage: Are we too dependent on Big Tech?
With so much of the global internet ecosystem dependent on a few US tech companies, is it time for digital sovereignty?
Russia’s top Indian oil buyer to comply with Western sanctions
Last year, Reliance Industries Ltd signed a deal with Russian major Rosneft to import nearly 500,000 barrels per day.
Activists say Mamdani must counter Trump, starting with how he leads NYPD
Mamdani sending right messages but must deliver when 'rubber hits the road', longtime city organisers say.
Trump adversary Letitia James pleads not guilty in mortgage fraud case
US President Donald Trump has publicly called for the prosecution of James and other political rivals despite concerns.
Brentford vs Liverpool: Premier League – teams, start, lineups
Premier League champions Liverpool travel to Brentford in our featured live text commentary stream on Saturday.
Bosch warns production at risk as Nexperia dispute hits auto suppliers
China has banned exports of Nexperia’s finished products which are widely used in car parts.
US rejects Hamas, UNRWA roles in Gaza as Israeli aid blockade persists
US’s Marco Rubio says Israel can veto countries in proposed task force for Gaza as UN urges more aid be allowed in.
US consumer prices rise less than expected before Fed decision
The biggest increases came from the surging price of petrol, according to the report.
US conducts 10th deadly boat strike as bombing campaign quickens
The latest air strike took place in the Caribbean Sea, amid growing concerns about human rights violations under Trump.
Is Trump’s pardon of Binance boss Changpeng Zhao a conflict of interest?
Zhao is a convicted criminal who founded the world’s biggest cryptocurrency exchange.
Four killed as man detonates explosive device at Ukraine train station
The suspect, a 23-year-old Kharkiv resident who recently attempted to cross into Belarus, was among the dead.
Canadian ad featuring Reagan on tariffs derails US trade talks
The Trump administration says it has ‘terminated’ all trade talks with Canada over an Ontario government commercial.
Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon kill two in latest truce violation
Security source tells Al Jazeera Israeli drone fires missile directly at a car, causing vehicle to catch fire.
Why has Trump ended trade talks with Canada over a Reagan advertisement?
A Canadian state wants to swamp US TV networks with a commercial showing Ronald Reagan opposing tariffs.
Aspinall attempts to shut out noise ahead of Gane bout at UFC 321
Abu Dhabi stages UFC 321 with Tom Aspinall shaking off the pressure ahead of heavyweight defence against Ciryl Gane.
Ivorians protest ‘flawed and rigged’ system as pivotal election looms
Civil society and opposition urge shutdowns and boycotts as Alassane Ouattara seeks fourth term in presidential polls.
Refugee boat sinks off western Turkiye, killing at least 14
Coastguard conduct search and rescue operation after boat sank on perilous route, two people thought to be missing.
Can Israel annex the West Bank if the US says no?
One day after the Israeli parliament votes to annex the West Bank, Donald Trump declares he will forbid it.
Ireland picks new president, polls indicate win for pro-Palestine candidate
Catherine Connolly, whose campaign was rocked by a last-minute deepfake video, is predicted to win.
High stakes for Javier Milei as midterm elections loom in Argentina
The midterm elections are set to serve as a referendum on President Milei's economic policy. But will scandals scuttle his goals?
Nearly two-thirds of South Sudanese children in child labour: Report
Study finds that rates soar to 90 percent in some regions as humanitarian crises compound childhood exploitation.
The US warships off Venezuela aren’t there to fight drugs
Washington’s Caribbean build-up isn’t about traffickers. It’s about projecting power and pushing regime change.
Terror-free Turkiye: A homegrown peace reshaping the region
The PKK’s dissolution marks a uniquely Turkish path to peace, strengthening energy security and regional cooperation.
FBI’s NBA probe puts booming business of sports betting in the spotlight
Prior to events relating to the NBA, India banned online gambling in August hitting its national cricket team’s sponsor.
Dutch voters hit polls as immigration fears propel far right towards power
Right-wing narratives about immigration have made inroads in the Netherlands.
Rashford wants permanent Barcelona move from Manchester United
England international Marcus Rashford joined Barcelona on loan from childhood club Manchester United in July.
Ukraine’s Zelenskyy to meet European leaders in London over military aid
‘Coalition of the Willing’ to meet to step up pressure on Russia’s Putin after a new round of sanctions.
LIVE: Israel blocks aid to Gaza despite ceasefire
US’s top diplomat says ceasefire going well as Palestinians returning to homes in north Strip find ‘nothing’.
Court throws out corruption case seeking to oust Turkish opposition leader
Case seen as test of judicial independence amid crackdown on opposition members, including 2028 presidential candidate.
Trump wants to ‘freeze’ Russia-Ukraine war: Who gets what if that happens?
Currently, Russia controls all of the Luhansk region and part of Donetsk alongside most of Kherson and Zaporizhia.
Curry’s heroics overshadow Gordon’s 50-point night in Warriors’ OT win
Denver Nuggets’ Aaron Gordon nets 50 points but it is not enough as Stephen Curry leads Golden State to NBA win.
NBA gambling arrests stun league, expose mafia links: What to know
A total of 34 people were arrested, including Chauncey Billups, Terry Rozier, and former player Damon Jones.
RSF drones target Sudan’s Khartoum in fourth day of sustained attacks
Explosions were heard in the vicinity of Khartoum International Airport amid uncertainty over its reopening.
Renewed Lionel Messi to lead Inter Miami into playoffs against Nashville SC
Argentina’s Lionel Messi signed a new contract with Inter Miami earlier on Thursday keeping him in the MLS until 2028.
Palestinian child killed in Israeli raid on West Bank as settlers rampage
Israeli forces kill child in Nablus in the occupied territory, as settlers destroy property near Ramallah.
Tropical Storm Melissa threatens Caribbean, kills one in Haiti
The storm is expected to strengthen into a major hurricane by the end of the weekend.
Trump administration to open up Alaska wildlife refuge to drilling
It said the ‘sweeping package’ would ‘boost energy development, modernise land and resource management’ in Alaska.
LIVE: UN calls on Israel to open Gaza’s Rafah, increase aid amid ceasefire
Israeli authorities are refusing to let in 600 aid trucks per day as specified in ceasefire deal, UN official says.
Lithuanian president says Russian jets violated the country’s airspace
Incursion follows series of drone incidents and airspace violations that have led to fears that Russia is testing NATO.
White House confirms Trump to meet Xi in South Korea as part of Asia tour
Trump said he hoped he and Xi could ‘work out a lot of our doubts and questions’ after months of trade tensions.
At least 25 killed in India after bus catches fire in crash with motorcycle
The fire trapped dozens on board, many of whom were sleeping, as it drove along a highway in Andhra Pradesh state.
Why 25-year-old Mahnoor Omer took Pakistan to court over periods
Sanitary pads in Pakistan carry up to 40 percent taxes. That amounts to punishing women, say critics – for being women.
Kim Jong Un hails military alliance with Russia, honours Kursk ‘liberators’
Kim marked one year since North Korean troops deployed to fight against Ukraine with the opening of a museum.
Trump says trade talks with Canada terminated over Reagan advertisement
US president says fraudulent advertisement featuring the late President Ronald Reagan to blame for termination of talks.
As Trump makes rare visit to Malaysia, PM Anwar’s balancing act faces test
US president’s Malaysia visit puts spotlight on Southeast Asian country’s effort to walk fine line between great powers.
‘Kill them’: Trump says no Congress nod needed to attack ‘narco-terrorists’
US president says strikes on land to follow US attacks on suspected drug smuggling vessels in Caribbean, Pacific.
Who are the private donors funding Trump’s White House ballroom?
White House releases list of donors funding $300m construction on the site of the demolished East Wing.
Returning to Gaza City, a family finds bulldozed graves and little hope
Hiba and Mohammad have suffered immensely during Israel’s war on Gaza, and have little to look forward to.
Donald Trump backtracks on plans to ‘surge’ military to San Francisco
The US president credits billionaire tech entrepreneurs with helping change his mind on the National Guard deployment.
Has climate change brought mosquitoes to Iceland?
Iceland is no longer among the few places in the world free of mosquitoes. Scientists point to rising temperatures.
Brazil’s President Lula announces he will seek a fourth term in 2026
The left-wing leader made the announcement on a trip through Asia, brushing aside concerns about his advanced age.
Trump live: Mexico’s Sheinbaum rejects US strikes on alleged drug boats
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum says she does not agree with US strikes on boats off the coast of South America.
The Facts Behind Trump’s Drug War
Trump calls the Caribbean strikes a “war on drugs” – but with no drug proof, critics question the real motive.
Gender-row boxer Lin wins gold in first event since Paris Olympics
Taiwan’s Lin Yu-ting and Algerian Imane Khelif were at centre of a storm in Paris where they won Olympic boxing titles.
NBA’s Terry Rozier, Chauncey Billups arrested in sports bet probe
Chauncey Billups’s arrest was linked to an illegal poker operation tied to the Mafia, according to US media reports.
China faces ‘profound’ changes, vows ‘rapid’ development in five-year plan
China’s Communist Party refrains from direct mention of US trade war, but stresses ‘consolidating national security’.
UK police arrest three men on suspicion of spying for Russia
Authorities say Russia conducting increasingly bold campaign of espionage, sabotage and cyber-interference against UK.
Will Trump’s sanctions against Russian oil giants hurt Putin?
US measures against Rosneft and Lukoil will hurt Russia – but probably not enough to stop Ukraine war. Here’s why.
LIVE: Gaza humanitarian crisis worsening despite Israel, Hamas ceasefire
World Health Organization says 41 critical patients evacuated yesterday as Rafah border remains shut, despite ceasefire.
Irish presidential election: Who is running and what’s at stake?
A hotly contested race is anticipated following the withdrawal of one of the three candidates.
Russian drone kills two Ukrainian journalists on Donetsk eastern front line
Proliferation of cheap and deadly drones used by both sides makes reporting from front line increasingly dangerous.
Trump, Ukraine and Europe target Russian energy as diplomacy falters
Despite losing slivers of territory, Ukraine is confident about its long-term prospects in the war.
Chepngetich retains women’s marathon world record despite three-year ban
Chepngetich smashed the marathon record in Chicago last October, and was provisionally suspended for doping in July.
Why the Louvre heist feels like justice — but isn’t
A theft from a museum of empire may look like payback, yet the spoils will still enrich the same world that built it.
FIFA tournament featuring Afghan women’s refugee team relocated to Morocco
FIFA confirms change of name to Afghan Women United, dropping ‘refugee’ from the team name ahead of the tournament.
Sudan’s Khartoum targeted by RSF drones for third day after airport reopens
Khartoum International Airport briefly reopened on Wednesday before being hit again by drone strikes.
Victor Wembanyama scores 40 points as Spurs dominate Mavericks in NBA
The 228cm (7-foot-5) player scored the most points in San Antonio history for an NBA season opening fixture.
Gaza funerals held for unidentified Palestinians, bodies returned by Israel
Funeral procession honours deceased Palestinians amid grief as bodies are buried in mass graves in Deir el-Balah.
EU poised to agree on using frozen Russian assets to help Ukraine in war
Russian Foreign Ministry lambasts confiscation of frozen assets as ‘theft’, vowing a “painful response”.
South Africa thump Pakistan by eight wickets to draw Test series
Maharaj, Harmer star with the ball as hosts are bowled out for 138, setting South Africa 68 to win the second Test.
Graveyards are now last option shelters in Gaza for Palestinians amid ruins
‘Even the land for the dead is now the only refuge for the living,’ one Gaza resident says.
From illusion to real peace: Trump’s test in Gaza and Ukraine
Real peace demands Palestinian statehood, Ukrainian neutrality and the courage to defy the war lobby.
Why has Pakistan’s HPV vaccine campaign faced a backlash?
Pakistan rolled out the vaccine for the HPV virus, which causes cervical cancer, last month.
Map of Gaza shows where Israeli forces are positioned under ceasefire deal
Satellite imagery shows Israel holds about 40 active military positions beyond the yellow line.
World chess body probes former champion Kramnik over US grandmaster’s death
Vladimir Kramnik repeatedly accused fellow chess grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky of cheating in the year before his death.
Louvre director recognises jewel theft failures, says she offered to resign
Laurence des Cars told France’s Senate the heist exposed the museum’s camera shortage and other security ‘weaknesses’.
Female footballers in north Nigeria defy cultural barriers with resilience
Women’s football grows in Nigeria, but disapproval in Kwara highlights the passion of determined young players.
IOC wants no sport events in Indonesia after visa ban on Israeli athletes
Indonesia says it barred Israeli gymnasts from the global event to maintain ‘public order and security’.
US national debt surpasses a record $38 trillion
The figure amounts to roughly $111,000 of debt for every person in the US, think tank says.
Saudi Arabia appoints Sheikh Saleh bin Fawzan al-Fawzan as new grand mufti
Saudi Arabia’s status as home to the holy cities of Mecca and Medina means grand mufti’s pronouncements closely watched.
Tropical Storm Melissa takes aim at Caribbean, islands on alert
The storm could grow into a hurricane by Friday and a major one by the late weekend.
Cuba captures alleged Chinese fentanyl kingpin wanted by US, Mexico says
Alleged trafficker, Zhi Dong Zhang, who had escaped Mexican authorities in July, was arrested in Cuba,
LIVE: UN urges Israel to allow medical evacuation from Gaza amid ceasefire
World Health Organization says 41 critical patients evacuated yesterday as Rafah border remains shut, despite ceasefire.
Trump hits Russia’s oil giants with sanctions, EU bans Russian LNG
US president imposes sanctions as his patience wears thin over Moscow’s inaction in ending the war in Ukraine.
The Take: Pakistan and the Taliban’s uneasy peace
A week of deadly clashes has paused along the Afghan-Pakistan border. Can this ceasefire really last?
Vance criticises Israeli parliament vote on West Bank annexation
US Vice President Vance decries ‘political stunt’, says Trump would not back annexation of occupied West Bank.
Irish police arrest 23 people in second night of anti-immigration unrest
Clashes with police follow arrest of man accused of sexually assaulting a 10-year-old girl.
Analysis: America’s 51st state? US pressure comes to bear on Israel
The US and Israel have long been close allies, but is Washington now emphasising its dominance?
Apple loses landmark UK lawsuit over App Store commissions
Tribunal ruled that Apple had abused its dominant position by shutting out competition and charging excessive prices.
Court finds former British soldier not guilty in Bloody Sunday murder trial
Victims’ relatives and Northern Ireland’s political leader condemn verdict over 1972 Derry massacre.
US, Colombia tensions surge as Presidents Trump, Petro trade threats
Donald Trump calls President Gustavo Petro ‘a very bad guy’ as Colombian leader warns of legal action in US courts.
Mamdani, Cuomo clash in final NYC mayoral debate: Key takeaways
Mamdani attacked over affordability platform, support for Palestine; Cuomo challenged on sexual harassment.
Hunger crisis in Gaza is ‘catastrophic’ despite ceasefire, WHO chief says
Forty-one aid organizations accuse Israel of ‘arbitrarily’ rejecting aid shipments into famine-struck Gaza.
Pakistan and the Taliban’s uneasy peace
A week of deadly clashes has paused along the Afghan-Pakistan border. Can this ceasefire really last?
LIVE: Trump calls drug cartels ‘ISIS of the Western hemisphere’
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum says she does not agree with US strikes on boats off the coast of South America.
NBA related arrests rise above 30 in FBI crackdown on illegal gambling
Charges are related to insider sports betting and another that rigged poker games nationwide linked with NBA and Mafia.
‘We do not agree’: Mexico’s Claudia Sheinbaum speaks against US air strikes
Sheinbaum faces pressure from the Trump administration to crack down on drug trafficking across the US-Mexico border.
Messi signs new deal with Inter Miami to keep Argentina star in MLS to 2028
Argentinean football superstar Lionel Messi joined Inter Miami in 2023 from Paris Saint-Germain.
Trump pardons Binance cryptocurrency founder Changpeng Zhao
US President Donald Trump pardons former Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao after money-laundering conviction.
Russia’s Putin defiant in face of US sanctions over Ukraine war
Russian leader says sanctions are ‘serious for us’ but insisted he would not bend to US pressure over war on Ukraine.
Virginia calls state of emergency to expedite food aid in gov’t shutdown
The move would allow him to use emergency funds to assist Virginians in the absence of federal appropriations.
EU leaders delay decision on using frozen Russian funds to aid Ukraine
EU leaders had hoped to agree on a plan to fund a loan of 140 billion euros to bolster Ukraine.
Colombia’s Gustavo Petro dismisses threatened US aid cuts as ‘nothing’
Petro, however, did acknowledge that a disruption in the two countries’ military cooperation could have serious effects.
Israeli strikes kill four in new Lebanon ceasefire breach
Israeli forces carry out air attacks in southern and eastern Lebanon in violation of US-brokered ceasefire.
India’s Kohli, Rohit will regain form after Perth ODI defeat, says Ponting
Ex-Australia captain Ricky Ponting believes ageing stars Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma will rebound during ODI series.
Real Madrid edge past Juventus in Champions League; Liverpool, Osimhen fire
Real Madrid see off improved Juventus in UCL win, while Liverpool come back in Frankfurt and Victor Osimhen stars again.
US lawmakers urge Trump admin to secure release of American teen in Israel
Group of 27 Congress members call for release of Mohammed Ibrahim, 16, held in Israeli detention for eight months.
AI models misrepresent news events nearly half the time, study says
According to the research, 45 percent of responses to questions about the news had at least one ‘significant’ issue.
Conservative activist sues Google over AI-generated statements
The lawsuit comes amid growing concerns about how AI fuels the spread of misinformation.
Syria arrests ex-military official in charge of notorious Sednaya prison
The official, Akram Salloum al-Abdullah, is accused of executing detainees, and other ‘serious violations’.
After ICJ ruling, can UN relief agency UNRWA resume full Gaza operations?
ICJ states Israel must allow aid into Gaza, ensuring food, water, medicine, and shelter for the Palestinian population.
China overtakes the US as Germany’s largest trading partner
Economists credit US President Donald Trump’s tariff campaign with reducing trade between Germany and the US.
Israel’s parliament advances bill to annex occupied West Bank
The bill passed 25-24, despite opposition from PM Netanyahu, in the first of four votes it will face to become law.
ICJ says Israel must allow aid into blockaded Gaza, provide ‘basic needs’
In its advisory opinion, the UN’s top court says Israel must support UN institutions, including UNRWA, with aid efforts.
LIVE: Israel using ‘starvation as method of warfare’ as it blocks Gaza aid
World Court rules Israel is purposely starving the people of Gaza and has an obligation to allow in basic necessities.
The Church of England owes Zimbabwe more than an apology
From colonial conquest to cover-ups, the Church’s power in Africa was built on empire, silence and denial.
US conducts eighth strike on alleged drug-smuggling boat in the Pacific
The strike was the first to take place in the Pacific, signalling an expansion of Donald Trump’s military campaign.
LIVE: Trump to host NATO chief as Putin meeting collapses
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte visits the US as Trump proposes freezing the battle lines in the Russia-Ukraine war.
Where might the stolen Louvre jewels end up; will the robbers be caught?
French police are expected to scour security footage in an attempt to identify the suspects.
Israel deports 32 activists aiding Palestinian olive farmers amid attacks
Israeli army and settlers have carried out 158 attacks against olive pickers since the start of the current season
Is JD Vance right in blaming left for political violence in the US?
Vance claims left-wing violence is on the rise, but long-term data show right-wing attacks have been far higher.
NYC working-class Muslims see progress in Mamdani, but policies win votes
Al Jazeera visits some of New York City's diverse working-class Muslim communities to learn how voters are viewing November's mayoral race.
Paris’s Louvre Museum reopens after $102m jewel heist
The Louvre reopens after robbery, prompting debates on security amid ongoing investigations and Senate scrutiny.
LIVE: Israel kills one in Gaza, adding to dozens killed since ceasefire
US VP Vance, in Israel to meet Netanyahu, urges optimism on ceasefire while Israeli attacks, aid blocks, continue.
Why US soya bean farmers are upset with Trump’s $20bn Argentina bailout
Trump’s bailout draws criticism as Argentinian soya bean farmers take market share from US producers.
Who are the 95 Palestinian healthcare workers held captive by Israel?
Israel continues to hold 80 Palestinian doctors and medical workers from Gaza and 15 from the occupied West Bank.
Pakistan navy seizes drugs worth nearly $1bn in the Arabian Sea
Narcotics worth more than $972m seized in two separate operations carried out within 48 hours.
Why planned Trump-Putin talks collapsed, and what it means for Ukraine
Trump proposed freezing Russian war on Ukraine at current front lines, and planned a meet with Putin. Then it collapsed.
Bus collision on highway near Uganda’s capital Kampala kills 63 people
Two buses travelling in opposite directions on the Kampala-Gulu Highway collided head-on while overtaking.
Russia launches deadly wave of drone, missile attacks across Ukraine
At least two people killed after Russia launched drone and missile attacks on Ukraine’s capital, other areas overnight.
Why is Lebron James not playing in the NBA and what is sciatica?
NBA’s leading all-time scorer is missing the start of the new season due to sciatica. When will the Lakers star return?
State of emergency declared in Peru’s capital Lima amid protests
The state of emergency lifts constitutional rights, including the right to protest, amid popular unrest over crime.
Nigerian fuel tanker explosion kills 35, road safety agency says
Deadly incidents involving petroleum products are common in Nigeria where fuel is transported by road.
Tunisia’s Gabes city on general strike over factory pollution
Gabes paralysed by strike as residents demand closure of polluting chemical plant threatening health and livelihoods.
Jewels stolen from Louvre museum in Paris valued at $102m: Prosecutor
Eight items of stolen jewellery included a tiara and earrings from the set of Queen Marie-Amelie and Queen Hortense.
Doncic, Lakers lose to Butler’s Warriors in LeBron-less NBA season opener
Jimmy Butler led Golden State Warriors to win over LA Lakers, while champion OKC Thunder defeated Rockets on ring night.
LIVE: Gaza Palestinians say ‘no change’ with ceasefire as Israel blocks aid
UN says aid entering Gaza still falling short of requirements as Israel continues to block aid, close border crossings.
The Take: Why is Trump targeting antifa under terrorism laws?
The US is bringing terrorism charges against protesters who allegedly provided material support to antifa.
China accuses Australia of covering up South China Sea airspace incursion
China and Australia have traded accusations over an incident Australia said involved a Chinese jet releasing flares.
Political infighting as Iran navigates sanctions, lingering threat of war
Political rivals blame each other as Iranians are further squeezed by sanctions that are unlikely to be lifted soon.
US missionary abducted in Niger’s capital, State Department confirms
The kidnapped man is a pilot for an evangelical organisation, a diplomatic source says.
Why is Trump targeting antifa under terrorism laws?
The US is bringing terrorism charges against protesters who allegedly provided material support to antifa.
LIVE: Real Madrid vs Juventus 1-0 – UEFA Champions League
Follow our live build-up, with full team news coverage, ahead of our text commentary stream of the UCL football tie.
Pakistan speeds up expulsion of Afghan refugees amid tensions with Taliban
As Pakistan closes refugee villages, thousands of Afghans could get caught up in the Islamabad-Taliban conflict.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,336
Here are the key events from day 1,336 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
North Korea fires multiple ballistic missiles towards East Sea
Experts warned N Korea could launch provocative missile tests before or during the upcoming APEC summit in South Korea.
Israel, Hamas return more bodies of captives under Gaza ceasefire deal
Hamas says it is meeting its side of the truce agreement while Israel refuses to open the crucial Rafah border crossing.
Al Jazeera documentary reveals new evidence in Hind Rajab family’s killing
Al Jazeera documentary uncovers new evidence in killings of Hind Rajab, her family and rescue team in Gaza City.
Slovak court sentences poet that shot PM to 21 years for ‘terror attack’
The populist government has blamed the 2024 attack on ‘hatred’ spread by opposition and critical media.
Drone attack in Sudan threatens Khartoum airport’s reopening: Reports
Sources and witnesses report early-morning explosions near Khartoum international airport, due to reopen on Wednesday.
Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy starts five-year jail term
Sarkozy was convicted of criminal conspiracy for seeking campaign funds for 2007 election from Libya’s Muammar Gaddafi.
Mona Lisa to the Nazis: Robbed often, why latest Louvre theft is different
Experts say jewels stolen in heists from the iconic Parisian museum are hard to recover, as they are broken down.
How Russia’s new tactics pose new winter threat to Ukraine
Russia’s modified drones are piercing Ukraine’s defences at greater rates than before, targeting energy infrastructure.
A new order is being imposed on the Palestinians. How do we confront it?
Ignoring the new reality or refusing to engage with it would mean to lose agency.
What to know about Trump’s plan to build $250m White House ballroom
It’s the first major structural change to the mansion since extensive renovations under President Truman in 1948.
US-China now in a ‘very different kind of trade war’, experts warn
China’s recent expanded export restrictions on rare-earth metals was a ‘power play’ before Trump-Xi meeting.
Doubts emerge over Trump-Putin Budapest summit
Kremlin insists conditions for Ukraine ceasefire unchanged following reports suggesting growing US concerns.
Fact-checking RFK Jr’s false claim linking autism to circumcision
The US health secretary’s claims are false, as research finds no clear connection between circumcision and autism.
Israeli basketball clubs to resume hosting EuroLeague games on December 1
EuroLeague said the decision to allow Israeli clubs home games was in response to the October 10 ceasefire agreement.
Dutch privacy watchdog warns voters against asking AI how to vote
Body finds that chatbots provide biased advice, including by leading voters to the hard-right Party for Freedom.
LIVE: Arsenal vs Atletico Madrid – UEFA Champions League
Follow our live build-up, with latest team news coverage, ahead of our full text commentary stream of the UCL fixture.
Trump claims Middle East countries offered to fight Hamas in Gaza
US president renews his threats to Hamas, saying that the Palestinian group could face ‘FAST, FURIOUS, & BRUTAL’ end.
WFP says food supplies to Gaza below targets, urges more crossings to open
WFP says food supplies remain well below daily target of 2,000 tonnes, calls for Israel to open more crossing points.
Live: Israel ceasefire violations continue in Gaza as US praises progress
Deadly Israeli attacks continue across Gaza as senior US officials visit Tel Aviv and praise ceasefire progress.
US and Belize sign ‘safe third country’ agreement for asylum seekers
The agreement is the latest deal the Trump administration has struck to deport migrants to third-party countries.
Warner Bros Discovery explores possible sale
Comcast, Netflix and Paramount-Skydance reportedly have interest in buying the media giant.
WHO warns $1.7bn funding shortfall threatens polio eradication efforts
The significant funding reductions mean certain activities will simply not happen: WHO’s polio eradication director.
Inside Israel’s war of imprisonment against Palestinians
What can the release of Palestinian detainees tell us about the ceasefire and the future of Israeli occupation?
General strike shuts down Tunisia’s Gabes over pollution crisis
More than 200 people have been hospitalised in recent weeks with respiratory issues blamed on a local chemical plant.
Hundreds of anti-immigrant protesters burn vehicle, attack police in Dublin
Tuesday’s protest comes nearly two years after violent anti-immigration riots broke out in central Dublin.
Cold cells, meagre meals: Palestinian American boy suffers in Israeli jail
Mohammed Ibrahim, 16, has described inhumane conditions in Israeli detention as rights advocates call for his release.
Israel’s Maccabi Tel Aviv to decline tickets to Europa League match in UK
Tel Aviv football team says it is working to ‘stamp out racism’ among its fan base.
Israel’s Netanyahu fires national security chief Tzachi Hanegbi
Netanyahu’s office says he will appoint deputy head of the National Security Council, Gil Reich, as acting head.
Diwali provokes ‘hazardous’ alert over New Delhi air quality
Fireworks set off for the festival of lights contribute to Indian capital’s ‘worst in the world’ air quality.
Lawyers urge US appeals court to uphold Mahmoud Khalil’s release order
Targeted for participating in pro-Palestine protests at Columbia, Khalil says his case is ‘test for everyone’s rights’.
What caused Amazon’s AWS outage, and why did so many major apps go offline?
Amazon Web Services, a cloud platform that supports a portion of the internet, experienced a massive outage on Monday.
Myanmar military arrests more than 2,000 people at infamous scam centre
The military also confiscated 30 Starlink satellites from the sprawling KK Park scam centre on the border with Thailand.
The Take: Inside Israel’s war of imprisonment against Palestinians
What can the release of Palestinian detainees tell us about the ceasefire and the future of Israeli occupation?
George Springer’s Game 7 home run sends Blue Jays into MLB World Series
Springer’s three-run homer against Seattle put Toronto Blue Jays into the World Series for the first time in 32 years.
Colombian appeals court strikes down ex-President Uribe’s conviction
Alvaro Uribe had previously been found guilty of asking paramilitary members to lie about their alleged links to him.
Four killed, thousands lose power in Ukraine after Russian attack
Hundreds of thousands of people left without power.
Live: Israel attacks on Gaza continue as US praises ceasefire progress
Deadly Israeli attacks continue across Gaza as senior US officials visit Tel Aviv and applaud ceasefire progress.
US chess grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky dies at 29
The California-born player won the Under 12 world championship and became a grandmaster at 18.
University of Arizona latest to turn down Trump’s policy demands
Seven of nine institutions approached by the Trump administration have now declined to sign new federal funding rules.
Live: More Palestinians killed in Gaza; US officials visit Israel for talks
Deadly Israeli attacks have continued across Gaza as US VP and other officials visit Israel for ceasefire talks.
Charged for saying ‘I love Muhammad’, India’s Muslims decry gov’t crackdown
Several BJP-ruled states file cases against hundreds of Muslims, most of them in Uttar Pradesh, for raising the chant.
Arsenal thump Atletico in Champions League, PSG and Barcelona in routs too
Victor Gyokeres ends drought with brace in Arsenal’s 4-0 win against Atletico, while PSG hit seven and Barcelona six.
Despite US push, China poised to dominate rare earths for years
Breaking China’s stranglehold on supplies of the critical minerals is likely to take at least a decade, experts say.
Thick smog blankets New Delhi after Diwali fireworks
Diwali celebrations push air pollution to hazardous levels, impacting health and visibility.
Japan’s parliament confirms hardliner Takaichi as country’s first female PM
Appointment clinched via a last-minute coalition deal, but government remains without a majority.
Who is Sanae Takaichi, Japan’s ‘Iron Lady’ and first female prime minister?
Takaichi, an admirer of Margaret Thatcher, is a social conservative and faces a range of challenges in office.
Real Madrid vs Juventus: UEFA Champions League – teams, start and lineups
Real Madrid face their first serious test of Champions League with a stellar matchup against former champions Juventus.
Poland detains suspected saboteurs amid fears of Russian ‘hybrid warfare’
Moscow is accused of running sabotage and espionage operations across Europe targeting nations supporting Ukraine.
Trump claims no other US president ever ended a war. Is it true?
Roosevelt and Carter, ex-US presidents, led peace talks that led to peace between Russia and Japan and Israel and Egypt.
UN pushes for worldwide disaster alerts as extreme weather ‘spirals’
Climate-related hazards have killed more than 2 million people in 50 years, said the UN meteorological agency.
Why Trump is seeking to remove aluminium from vaccines?
Aluminium has been proven to be safe, removing it could reduce immunity and increase disease risk, experts say.
EU moves to ban Russian energy imports by 2028
A draft regulation approved by European Union energy ministers would phase out Russian import contracts by January 2028.
Colombia recalls ambassador to United States amid diplomatic spat
Colombia announced the move after US President Donald Trump called President Gustavo Petro an ‘illegal drug leader’.
LIVE: Amazon’s AWS struggles to recover as outage disrupts apps, services
Connectivity issues for many companies around the world disrupted as outage hits Amazon Web Services.
LIVE: Amazon AWS struggles to recover as outage hits Snapchat, apps, sites
Connectivity issues for many companies around the world disrupted as outage hits Amazon Web Services.
Madagascar’s new prime minister named after military coup
Exiled former President Rajoelina condemns takeover and refuses to step down despite defections in the security forces.
Trump says he will visit China ‘early next year’
US President Trump makes announcement after being invited by the Chinese government.
As public media funds officially dry up, local radio stations struggle
Local stations like the Allegheny Mountain Radio serve as a key resource for locals during times of stress.
South Korea police seek warrants for 58 repatriated scam centre suspects
The South Korean nationals were returned from Cambodia after being held for alleged links to “pig butchering” scams.
Mongolia’s president vetoes effort to unseat PM
President Ukhnaa Khurelsukh claims parliament’s vote to oust the PM is invalid because of ‘procedural flaws’.
BNP Paribas shares fall after US jury’s Sudan verdict
The French bank will pay more than $20m to three plaintiffs amid allegations of human rights abuses.
US, Australia sign rare earth, mineral agreement as China tightens supply
US President Donald Trump said the deal had been negotiated over the last four to five months.
Pakistan says ceasefire hinges on Afghanistan curbing armed groups
Defence Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif says Pakistan Taliban operates ‘in connivance’ with Afghanistan’s ruling Taliban.
Argentina’s central bank says it signed $20bn currency swap deal with US
Central bank says deal part of a comprehensive strategy to help it respond to forex and capital markets volatility.
Inquiry recommends Lisbon funicular trams stay closed after September crash
September Lisbon funicular crash killed 16 due to faulty cable, prompting closure of other funiculars for safety checks.
Nigeria’s victims of #EndSARS protest violence await justice five years on
Victims and families of protesters shot dead by security forces say promises of accountability, compensation not met.
US appeals court says Trump can send soldiers to Portland, Oregon
Dissenting justice says decision ‘erodes core constitutional principles’ and risks violating freedom of expression.
Ukraine does not need a NATO Article 5-like guarantee
It needs a security mechanism that triggers action automatically.
Israel continues deadly Gaza truce breaches as US seeks to strengthen deal
About 100 Palestinians killed since ceasefire entered into effect on October 10, according to Gaza officials.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,335
Here are the key events from day 1,335 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
Why is Israel still restricting aid to Gaza?
How does Israel continue to limit aid to Palestinians in Gaza?
Japan to vote for new PM amid political uncertainty: All you need to know
LDP’s Sanae Takaichi needs to find coalition partners from opposition to become Japan’s first female prime minister.
Has the Gaza ceasefire been broken?
Fragile ceasefire to end Israel’s two-year war on Gaza hangs by a thread, with Rafah crossing closed, aid restricted.
Bolivia elects centre-right Rodrigo Paz as president
Paz, the son of a former president, promises ‘capitalism for all’ as election ends 20 years of socialist government.
The Take: Why is Israel still restricting aid to Gaza?
How does Israel continue to limit aid to Palestinians in Gaza?
Max Verstappen wins F1 US Grand Prix; cuts Piastri standings lead
Verstappen’s wire-to-wire victory in Austin narrows the drivers’ championship gap to 40 points behind Oscar Piastri.
India lose to England by four runs in ICC Women’s World Cup cricket
England rallied to secure their semifinal spot at the World Cup while India’s defeat jeopardises their chances.
Coalition deal set to make Takaichi Japan’s first female PM
Right-wing Japan Innovation Party pledges support for governing LDP, opening way for Takaichi to win vote.
Water salinity hurting farmers, livestock in Iraq
Rising water salinity devastates farms and drives displacement in southern provinces.
Trump calls on Russia and Ukraine to freeze war at current battle lines
US president says Russia and Ukraine ‘should stop right now at the battle lines, go home’ and ‘be done’.
Doug Martin, former NFL Buccaneers All-Pro running back, dies at 36
Martin died in an Oakland hospital on Saturday morning, his family said in a statement.
Amazon Web Services issue spurs outage of global websites and apps
Internet users have reported difficulties accessing the likes of Signal, Coinbase and Robinhood.
Two killed as cargo plane skids off Hong Kong runway
The accident is one of the deadliest at Hong Kong International Airport since the hub opened in 1998.
LIVE: Amazon Web Services outage hits Snapchat, Fortnite, other apps, sites
Connectivity issues for many companies around the world disrupted as outage hits Amazon’s cloud unit.
Zelenskyy eyes invite to Trump-Putin talks in Budapest
Ukrainian president said he would attend if invited, although wary of Hungarian setting.
Arsenal vs Atletico Madrid: UEFA Champions League – teams, start, lineups
Two of Europe’s greatest sides to have never won a UEFA Champions League trophy clash in league phase match at Emirates.
Trump set to meet Australian PM Anthony Albanese: What is on agenda?
Trump and Albanese are likely to discuss critical minerals, tariffs, AUKUS and defence cooperation in their meeting.
Last Ebola patient discharged in DR Congo, WHO says
Barring new cases, the patient’s recovery kicks off a 42-day countdown to declaring the country’s 16th outbreak over.
Hamas returns bodies of two more captives, says Israel violating ceasefire
The remains of 12 of 28 deceased captives have been returned to Israel but Hamas faces challenges recovering all bodies.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,333
Here are the key events from day 1,333 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
Afghanistan, Pakistan agree to immediate ceasefire after talks in Doha
South Asian neighbours also agreed to hold follow-up meetings in coming days to ensure peace deal’s implementation.
Japan coalition set to back Takaichi as first woman prime minister: Reports
Liberal Democratic Party leader Sanae Takaichi appears back on track to becoming Japan first female prime minister.
Hamas rejects US claim on Gaza ceasefire violation as ‘Israeli propaganda’
US State Department claims Palestinian group planning attack against Gaza civilians ‘in grave violation of ceasefire’.
Live: Israel continues deadly attacks on Gaza, closes Rafah crossing
At least 38 Palestinians have been killed as the Israeli army commits 47 violations of ceasefire agreement.
Reinier de Ridder loses to Brendan Allen at UFC Fight Night in Canada
De Ridder’s four-fight UFC winning streak was snapped after he was unable to continue against Brendan Allen.
Messi scores three goals, secures Golden Boot as Miami beat Nashville
Lionel Messi’s 29 goals in 28 matches allow the Argentinian star to finish as MLS’s top scorer for the first time.
Millions of US protesters hold anti-Trump ‘No Kings’ rallies
Demonstrations held in every US state as people condemn Trump’s hardline tactics, calling for democracy and reforms.
Raul Fernandez wins first MotoGP at 2025 Australian Grand Prix
Fernandez becomes the seventh different winner this season with a maiden MotoGP victory at the Phillip Island circuit.
Taiwan opposition elects new leader who wants peace with China
Cheng Li-wun will take over the leadership of Kuomintang party on November 1.
Five dead, two missing as Tropical Storm Fengshen soaks Philippines
Heavy flooding reported in several central Philippine islands, including Samar and Panay, forcing thousands to evacuate.
Iraq’s elections and Muqtada al-Sadr’s endgame of power
The Shia leader withdrew from the political process three years ago to position his bloc for a powerful return.
Crisis-hit Bolivia to vote in run-off election, ending decades of socialism
The vote marks a decisive rejection of the socialist government and a likely foreign policy shift closer to the US.
Live: Israeli air strikes hit Rafah amid calls for return to fighting
Israeli air strikes target southern and central Gaza after its forces blame Hamas for targeting its soldiers.
South Korea arrests North Korean soldier for crossing fortified border
The incident is the first alleged defection of a North Korean soldier in more than a year.
Pakistan launches its first hyperspectral satellite
The technology is expected to boost capacity in environmental monitoring, urban planning and disaster management.
LIVE: Liverpool vs Manchester United – Premier League
Follow the build-up, analysis, and live text commentary of the game as Liverpool and Man United face-off at Anfield.
Why UK’s Prince Andrew lost his royal title
How Queen Elizabeth II’s favourite child, Prince Andrew, fell from grace, finally forced to relinquish royal titles.
‘Priceless’ jewels stolen from France’s Louvre Museum in four-minute heist
The world’s most-visited museum will remain closed for the day for ‘exceptional reasons’.
Iconic Bollywood romance marks 30 years of nonstop run at Mumbai theatre
The city’s Maratha Mandir has been holding daily screenings of Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge since it released in 1995.
Kenya’s revered opposition leader Raila Odinga being laid to rest
Final ceremony follows days of memorial events that left five people dead and hundreds injured during stampedes.
Kohli, Rohit struggle as India lose to Australia in ODI Perth opener
Mitchell Marsh powered Australia to ODI victory against India as Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli failed in their return.
Israeli strikes kill 15 in Gaza as both sides say the other breached truce
Hamas maintains it is abiding by ceasefire as 15 Palestinians killed by Israeli attacks across Gaza on Sunday.
Bangladesh garment exporters fear $1bn losses after huge airport fire
The fire gutted import cargo terminals areas at Dhaka airport, destroying an estimated $1bn of ‘urgent air shipments’.
Trump calls Colombia’s Petro ‘a drug leader’, says US to cut aid to country
Comments come after Petro accused US government of murder and demanded answers after latest strike in Caribbean.
Yemen’s Houthis detain 20 UN staff in latest raid
United Nations demands the release of its employees after Houthi forces raided a facility and detained staff in Sanaa.
Four-minute heist at the Louvre: How priceless jewels were stolen in France
Thieves used an extendable ladder and motorbikes to steal eight precious items from Apollo’s Gallery at Paris museum.
What we know about Pakistan-Afghanistan ceasefire, will it hold?
Islamabad and Kabul commit to ceasefire mediated by Qatar and Turkiye, but will it hold amid mutual distrust?
Manchester United stun Liverpool 2-1 as Maguire scores late winner
United end nine-year drought without victory at Anfield and deal a blow to the reigning football champions’ title chase.
Turkish Cypriots elect Tufan Erhurman in northern Cyprus polls
More than 218,000 people voted in TRNC leadership election that could shape the island’s political direction.
Will the Pakistan-Afghanistan peace agreement hold?
The neighbours have agreed to an immediate ceasefire after week of cross-border violence.
Live: Israel kills 97 Palestinians in Gaza since start of ceasefire
Gaza Government Media Office says Israel has breached the truce agreement 80 times, including 21 violations on Sunday.
Gaza’s traumatised children urgently need the hope education offers
Restoring education in Gaza is as urgent as humanitarian provision. It can help children begin to recover from trauma.
In Gaza, Palestinians reclaim small moments of dignity amid the ceasefire
Although haunted by loss and uncertainty, Palestinians find relief in wedding celebrations and cups of coffee.
The Pakistani families caught in an endless cycle of blood transfusions
Many born with the genetic disorder thalassaemia major die before the age of 10. Donated blood can help keep them alive.
Trump administration furloughs nuclear weapons agency staff due to shutdown
About 1,400 workers will be cut from the agency, which is responsible for overseeing the US nuclear weapons stockpile.
LIVE: Fulham vs Arsenal 0-1 – Premier League
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Thousands gather for anti-Trump ‘No Kings’ protests across US
More than 2,600 rallies are planned in cities large and small, organised by hundreds of coalition partners.
Zimbabwe’s governing party moves to extend Mnangagwa presidency to 2030
Mnangagwa allies push for a term extension to 2030 as ZANU-PF factions split and opposition promises a legal fight.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,332
Here are the key events from day 1,332 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
LIVE: Israel receives two more captives’ bodies from Gaza
Armed wing of Hamas recovered the bodies today and handed them over to Israel via the Red Cross.
LIVE: Israel to receive two more captives’ bodies from Gaza shortly
Armed wing of Hamas recovered the bodies today and the handover will take place at 19:00 GMT in Gaza, the group says.
UK military says ship ablaze after being struck off coast of Yemen
Cameroon-flagged tanker issues distress call about 60 nautical miles (110km) south of Yemen’s Ahwar in Gulf of Aden.
In the occupied West Bank, the war continues
Israeli settlers and soldiers continue to terrorise Palestinian communities in preparation for annexation.
Dozens injured, heavy security in Kenya as Odinga mourned before burial
The final public viewing event in the western city of Kisumu has been preceded by deaths and injuries on previous days.
Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant repairs begin in Ukraine as ceasefire zones set
The plant’s last external lines were severed in September in attacks that Russia and Ukraine blame on each other.
Arsenal beat Fulham to top Premier League after Man City down Everton
Leandro Trossard scores the only goal at Fulham as Arsenal climb back above Manchester City at the top of the table.
Trump says US will repatriate survivors of ‘submarine’ attack
US leader says suspected drug traffickers to be sent to their home countries of Ecuador and Colombia.
LIVE: Israel releases Palestinian bodies to Gaza as part of ceasefire deal
Many of the 135 bodies returned since ceasefire show signs of torture and even execution at the hands of Israeli army.
Iran says restrictions on nuclear programme ‘terminated’ as deal expires
Iran also expresses commitment to diplomacy as landmark 10-year nuclear deal with Western powers officially ends.
Palestinian detainee relays how torture in Israeli prison made him blind
Mahmoud Abu Foul, taken from northern Gaza, says he lost his sight due to severe torture in an Israeli prison.
US court bars Israeli spyware firm from targeting WhatsApp users
Judge rules Israeli firm NSO caused ‘irreparable harm’, but said an earlier award of $168m in damages was ‘excessive’.
US jury finds French bank BNP Paribas complicit in Sudan atrocities
The French banking giant said the ruling by a jury in New York was ‘clearly wrong’ and that it plans to appeal.
Afghanistan accuses Pakistan of breaking truce as 10 killed in air attacks
Pakistani and Afghan officials will hold crisis talks in Doha, Qatar on Saturday as violence continues despite truce.
Trump torpedoes international deal to reduce shipping emissions
The International Maritime Organization delays vote on reducing pollution in shipping after Trump threatens sanctions.
China expels top military commanders in latest anticorruption purge
The announcement comes just days before the Communist Party’s powerful Central Committee meets in Beijing.
Thousands evacuate Philippine coast as Tropical Storm Fengshen approaches
The country is hit by some 20 storms and typhoons a year, striking disaster-prone areas where millions live in poverty.
South Koreans freed from Cambodian scam centres return home under arrest
South Korea has banned citizens from going to parts of Cambodia amid growing concerns over the country’s scam industry.
China Eastern Airlines to resume flights to India after five-year freeze
Commercial flights between the countries to restart as diplomatic thaw eases tensions over border clashes.
LIVE: Israel kills 28 in Gaza since ceasefire, Hamas urges accountability
Israel targets bus in Gaza City’s Zeitoun, killing 11 family members, as Palestinians wait for Rafah crossing to open.
Bosnia’s Republika Srpska installs temporary president as Dodik steps aside
Bosnia’s Serb entity names an interim president after separatist Milorad Dodik is barred from politics by a state court.
Israel kills 11 Palestinian family members in Gaza’s deadliest truce breach
Strike on civilian vehicle by Israeli military marks deadliest violation of eight-day ceasefire with Hamas.
What we know about the torture, abuse of Palestinian prisoners by Israel
Testimonies from released Palestinian prisoners, as well as the bodies handed over, highlight alleged Israeli abuse.
Does each boat strike off the coast of Venezuela save 25,000 US lives?
Trump administration provides no evidence, making drug-related life-saving claims from boat strikes unverifiable.
Kremlin envoy proposes ‘Putin-Trump tunnel’ to link Russia, US
Siberia-Alaska link could ‘unlock’ resources and be built with Elon Musk’s The Boring Company, says Kirill Dmitriev.
Lebanon court orders son of late Libyan leader Gaddafi freed on $11m bail
Hannibal Gaddafi, youngest son of Muammar Gaddafi, has been held for nearly a decade without trial in Lebanon.
Tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan spike as truce expires
Suicide car bomber strikes in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa amid unconfirmed reports that Qatar has offered to host peace talks.
Clean air is the new frontier of global cooperation
The G20’s first-ever focus on air quality marks a vital step towards protecting health, climate, and sustainable growth.
Are We Muslims or Mujrims? How hate became India’s daily entertainment
Hatred in India today is no longer private feeling but public pastime.
US sanctions ex-police officer, gang leader in Haiti over criminal ties
The UN Security Council also sanctioned the two men and extended an arms embargo on Haiti in place since 2022.
Trump commutes sentence of former Republican lawmaker George Santos
George Santos, serving a prison term on charges of fraud and identity theft, had been held in solitary confinement.
Hamas hands over remains of one more Israeli captive, vows to return rest
Palestinian group requests help, heavy machinery to search for bodies still trapped under rubble after Israeli strikes.
Trump confirms ‘submarine’ attack in Caribbean, amid reports of survivors
The US president also indicated Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro offered concessions in a bid to lower tensions.
Is there enough international political will to probe war crimes in Gaza?
The UN says peace without justice is not sustainable.
Britain’s Prince Andrew gives up royal title amid Epstein allegations
Prince Andrew’s reputation has suffered in recent years, mainly due to his ties to US sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Liverpool vs Man Utd: Premier League – teams, start, lineups
Liverpool face fierce rivals Manchester United in our featured live Premier League commentary stream on Sunday.
Trump says Ukraine war could end ‘quickly’ as he meets Zelenskyy
The Ukrainian president also expressed optimism about reaching a ceasefire and urged pressure against Russia’s Putin.
Tesla proposed $1 trillion pay package for Musk faces investor push back
The electric carmaker had unveiled chief Elon Musk’s proposed $1 trillion compensation plan in September.
A right-wing run-off: What to know about Bolivia’s presidential election
After an historic defeat for the long-dominant political left, two candidates have promised a new pro-market direction.
Georgian police raid homes of former officials including ex-prime minister
Authorities in Georgia have been clamping down on figures accused of trying to overthrow the government.
Gaza aid deliveries still face Israeli roadblocks a week into ceasefire
As calls for border crossings to reopen grow, Israeli attacks on Palestinians kill and wound several despite truce.
Will Madagascar’s coup overshadow its Gen Z revolution?
Madagascar’s Gen Z declared victory after the president fled, but will they have a say in the country’s future?
The six problems a Gaza ceasefire has brought Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu
Netanyahu has been accused of exploiting the Gaza war for his own gains, and an end to it could cause him problems.
Portugal’s parliament approves far-right party’s bill to ban face veils
If bill is signed into law, Portugal would join several European countries which already have full or partial bans.
UK’s Palestine Action group wins legal bid to challenge ban
UK court to hear challenge to the pro-Palestine group’s ban under ‘anti-terrorism’ laws after government loses appeal.
John Bolton pleads not guilty to mishandling classified information in US
Bolton, a former Trump adviser, appeared for an arraignment in a federal court, where he faces 18 criminal counts.
French massacre of WWII African riflemen ‘premeditated’, covered up: Report
New findings reveal the Thiaroye massacre death toll was far higher than reported, with up to 400 victims.
How will Putin travel to Hungary to meet Trump with ICC arrest warrant?
Will Putin be inspired by fellow ICC fugitive Netanyahu to take a more circuitous route to his destination?
Trump expects expansion of Abraham accords soon, hopes S Arabia will join
Widespread regional anger over Israel’s war on Gaza will likely prove a major obstacle to any further signatories.
Trump, Putin to meet: Will Ukraine get US Tomahawks or not?
The US has suggested supplying Tomahawk weapons to Ukraine if Russia does not negotiate a ceasefire.
UK police under pressure to end ban on Maccabi Tel Aviv football fans
Fans of the Israeli football team Maccabi Tel Aviv have been barred from attending a Europa League game at Aston Villa.
Will Gaza ceasefire change South Africa’s ICJ genocide case against Israel?
South African leaders say the case to hold Israeli leaders accountable will continue, despite the ceasefire in Gaza.
Clashes erupt in Bangladesh’s Dhaka in protests over govt’s new charter
Protesters say the “July National Charter” doesn’t address their concerns.
Russia’s funding for Ukraine war set to ‘contract’ as new sanctions loom
Years after Putin ordered full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russia’s financial system is showing signs of vulnerability.
‘Gas them’: How a leaked pro-Nazi young Republicans chat sparked GOP storm
The chat history, seen by Politico, included messages containing slurs, racism and rape jokes.
How many times has the US struck Venezuelan vessels?
There have been at least six incidents of US strikes on boats in Venezuelan waters since the beginning of September.
Iran condemns ongoing Israeli attacks in Lebanon as ‘ceasefire violation’
As Israel reneges on deal made with Hezbollah, it flouts terms of truce in Gaza by delaying aid to hungry Palestinians.
Kenya holds state funeral for revered Odinga, some injured in crowd crush
Odinga’s body will next travel to his family’s home region of western Kenya, where more huge crowds are expected.
Australia vs India: Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma in ODI spotlight
India’s white-ball tour of Australia begins with three ODIs ahead of five T20s to warm up for the 2026 T20 World Cup.
Who is John Bolton and what has he been indicted for?
The former NSA is accused of sharing sensitive government information and retaining similar secrets without permissions.
Polish court will not extradite Ukrainian to Germany over Nord Stream blasts
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has said handing over the Ukrainian diver is not in the country’s best interests.
Can Australia provide US with rare-earth metals which China has restricted?
Australia has spied an opportunity amid ongoing China-US rare earths dispute.
People in Gaza face severe shortages despite ceasefire agreement
UN stresses urgent action is needed to address famine conditions, requiring thousands of aid trucks into enclave weekly.
Military leader Randrianirina sworn in as Madagascar’s new president
Mass demonstrations in recent weeks over power and water shortages have killed more than 20 people.
Mongolian PM loses confidence vote, resigns after four months in office
Politicians overwhelmingly vote to oust the Mongolian premier, four months after doing the same to his predecessor.
Japan PM hopeful Takaichi avoids WWII shrine visit amid political tussle
Past visits by top leaders to Yasukuni, which honours convicted war criminals, have angered Japan’s neighbours.
Peru’s new president refuses to resign after Gen Z protests leave one dead
State of emergency to be declared in capital as protests that led to last week’s ouster of former president intensify.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,331
Here are the key events from day 1,331 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
LIVE: Aid ‘critically low’ in Gaza a week into ceasefire amid Israeli delay
Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt remains closed as Trump threatens Hamas over gang clashes.
Israeli Maccabi Tel Aviv football fans barred from Europa League game in UK
Safety advisers in Birmingham City and UK police said Israeli team fans should not attend match due to safety risks.
Kanchha Sherpa, last member of first Mount Everest expedition, dies at 92
Kanchha Sherpa helped Tenzing Norgay and Edmund Hillary summit Everest in 1953.
US carries out new ‘drug’ boat strike in Caribbean, as admiral resigns
The latest strike came a day after US President Trump confirmed he had authorised CIA operations in Venezuela.
Five key takeaways from the New York City mayoral debate
With a large lead in voter polls, Zohran Mamdani fended off attacks from Andrew Como over Gaza, policing and his resume.
What’s behind Pakistan’s latest crackdown on religious party TLP?
The far-right group, long known for blasphemy protests, is at risk of being banned by the Punjab government.
Fulham vs Arsenal: Premier League – teams, start time, lineups
Arsenal takes a strong record to Fulham for our featured live commentary stream of Saturday’s Premier League game.
FBI Director Kash Patel announces terrorism charges for Texas ICE shooting
The charges follow an order from President Donald Trump labelling antifa as a ‘domestic terrorist organisation’.
‘Party of parents’: Trump touts government guidance to increase IVF access
Critics highlight that the cost-cutting proposals fall short of President Trump’s campaign pledge to make IVF free.
Centrist US Democrat says he returned AIPAC donations, cites Netanyahu ties
Congressman Seth Moulton’s announcement highlights shifting views among Democrats against the pro-Israel lobby group.
Marwan Barghouti’s son says family fears for his life in Israeli prison
Arab Barghouti tells Al Jazeera Israel wants to ‘silence’ his father amid reports Israeli guards beat him last month.
Israel delays Rafah crossing reopening as Gaza awaits much-needed aid surge
Israel has set no date and claim aid would not enter via Rafah as Israeli strikes kill three Palestinians despite truce.
Bolivia on the brink: How a presidential election heralds a political shift
How a presidential election heralds a political shift in South America
Panama’s president alleges US threatening to revoke visas over China ties
Jose Raul Mulino says the visa-removal policy is ‘not coherent’ with the ‘good relationship’ he hopes to have with US.
Why the Nobel Peace Prize sparked fury in Caracas
Venezuela’s president shut down an embassy after a peace prize. Why did the Nobel trigger such outrage?
Trump threatens ‘to go in and kill’ Hamas in Gaza over internal clashes
Statement appears to signal about-face from US president, who previously backed Hamas’s crackdown on Gaza gangs.
Yemen’s Houthis say military chief killed as Israel claims responsibility
Group says its Chief of Staff Mohammed Abdulkarim al-Ghamari was killed ‘while fulfilling his duties’.
What to know about the New York City mayoral debates
Zohran Mamdani and Andrew Cuomo will face off in two debates ahead of the November 4 election for New York City mayor.
FIFA World Cup 2026: Organisers dismiss Trump venue move threat
United States President Donald Trump threatened to change FIFA World Cup 2026 host cities if concerned by safety.
At least 2 killed as police in Kenya fire shots to disperse Odinga mourners
Police in Nairobi opened fire to disperse crowds who gathered to view opposition leader’s body at a football stadium.
What to know about Trump’s threat to take World Cup games from Boston
United States President Donald Trump has taken aim at Boston over safety concerns ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026 fixtures.
Israel’s exploding robots still terrorise Gaza neighbourhoods
Israeli forces have erased entire Gaza neighbourhoods by deploying remotely controlled explosives.
Donald Trump’s speech to the Israeli Knesset
Trump claimed a “historic dawn of a new Middle East” in his speech to Israel’s Knesset. We Fact Check his claim.
Ukraine’s Zelenskyy to meet Trump as Russia focuses on Donetsk offensive
Ukraine’s leader, who is seeking US-made Tomahawks, says Russia has launched a new wave of ‘air terror’.
French PM Lecornu survives no-confidence parliament vote, now eyes budget
The two motions were tabled by the far-right National Rally and far-left France Unbowed parties.
Which countries owe the IMF the most money in 2025?
From Argentina to Egypt, at least 86 countries collectively owe the International Monetary Fund more than $162bn.
UN urges ‘lasting’ ceasefire after Pakistan-Afghanistan clashes kill dozens
Fragile ceasefire continues to hold despite clashes that killed dozens on both sides before the truce took effect.
EU discusses ‘drone wall’ to protect airspace from Russian violations
The proposal is one of several flagship EU projects to prepare the bloc for a potential attack from Moscow.
On World Food Day, Israel continues to restrict aid into Gaza
Two million people continue to face hunger and thirst, while more than 460 Palestinians have died from starvation.
Several killed, injured in bus explosion near Syria’s Deir Az Zor: State TV
Bus belonging to the Syrian Energy Ministry was attacked, killing four people and injuring nine.
Can Trump force India to give up buying Russian oil?
Donald Trump claims that India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi has promised to stop relying on Russian energy.
Trump approves CIA operations in Venezuela: What we know, and what’s next
Trump confirmed he has green-lit CIA covert operations in Venezuela, and that ground attacks might be next.
Madagascar’s new army ruler to be sworn in as Rajoelina confirms departure
Military leader to take his oath as president on Friday as African Union calls for the restoration of civilian rule.
Analysis: Why Pakistan and the Taliban won’t find it easy to patch up
Despite the challenges to peace, both know they will hurt from continued hostilities – and need a path to peace.
Insurrection Act: What is it, and does US president have plenary authority?
Trump considers deploying military domestically using Insurrection Act amid debates on legal terms and implications.
Indonesia and Kluivert part ways after FIFA World Cup 2026 miss
Indonesia appointed Patrick Kluivert in January on a two-year deal to boost hopes of reaching next year’s World Cup.
Climate study finds overheating world will add 57 superhot days a year
The report also says 10 small, ocean-dependent nations will experience the biggest increase in dangerous heat days.
Gaza’s ailing children ‘desperately waiting for help’ despite ceasefire
Continued Israeli restrictions still choking the flow of aid especially to the neediest patients in hospitals in Gaza.
A week after the floods, central Mexico still reels from the devastation
At least 66 lives lost, 75 missing, as torrential rains submerge towns, leaving residents desperate for aid, recovery.
Explosions hit Ecuador, local criminal gang and ex-FARC dissidents blamed
The bridge explosions occur just hours after a car bomb went off outside a shopping mall in Guayaquil.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,330
Here are the key events from day 1,330 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
Afghanistan, Pakistan enter 48-hour truce after deadly border clashes
Kabul orders its army to honour the two-day ceasefire, warning it will respond if Pakistan violates the agreement.
Ariarne Titmus, Olympic gold medallist, retires from swimming
Titmus, famous for beating US swim star Katie Ledecky at the Paris Games, was expected to compete in the 2028 Olympics.
US media return Pentagon passes, giving up access after new rules kick in
Reporters from more than 30 news outlets have vacated the Pentagon, refusing to comply with new reporting restrictions.
YouTube says it has restored service after global streaming disruptions
YouTube users reported problems streaming content and accessing the app for about 60 minutes.
Trump says he will meet Putin again after ‘productive’ phone call
US leader announces that he will meet Russia’s Vladimir Putin would in the Hungarian capital Budapest.
How Trump got his Nobel Peace Prize after all
The Nobel given to Venezuela’s Maria Corina Machado was really a prize for Donald Trump.
Ex-Trump adviser John Bolton indicted over handling of classified documents
Former national security adviser charged with 18 counts of mishandling classified documents.
LIVE: Israel to restrict aid into Gaza; Hamas releases bodies of 4 captives
Handover comes as Trump says Hamas must disarm or be disarmed, ‘perhaps violently’.
Protesters in Italy demand Israel boycott before World Cup qualifier
Italy beat Israel 3-0 in the World Cup qualifier as protests and heavy security surrounded the match in Udine.
‘New Normal’: Is Pakistan trying to set new red lines with Afghan Taliban?
Amid growing clashes with the Taliban, Pakistan’s moves mirror, ironically, an approach it has decried in the past.
AU suspends Madagascar as military leader to be sworn in as president
Colonel Randrianirina set to assume presidency in Madagascar after President Andry Rajoelina removed.
Gaza medics find signs of torture on Palestinian bodies returned by Israel
Health officials in Gaza say many of the 90 returned bodies bore marks of violence and possible executions.
Trump appears to confirm report he authorised CIA operations in Venezuela
US president has taken a series of escalatory steps that appear aimed at toppling the Venezuelan government.
Canada threatens Stellantis with legal action over moving production to US
Stellantis announced a $13bn investment in the US, which will see Jeep Compass production move from Canada to the US.
What Jared Kushner’s Middle East diplomacy means for Gaza
Jared Kushner, billionaire real-estate scion and son-in-law to the US President, is shaping the future of Gaza.
Bank of America, Bank of New York sued for alleged ties to Jeffrey Epstein
A woman who claims she was abused by Epstein alleges the banks were used to send payments for sex-trafficking victims.
Trump says Modi has assured him India will not buy Russian oil
Trump has recently targeted India for its Russian oil purchases, imposing tariffs on Indian exports to the US.
Judge denies bid to block former President Dina Boluarte from leaving Peru
Boluarte, who was removed from office on October 10, faces accusations of corruption and abandoning her office.
Germany pledges $2bn in military aid for Ukraine as Kyiv seeks more funds
Ukraine says it will need $120bn in defence funding in 2026 to stave off Russia’s more than three-year war.
UN calls for Israel to open more Gaza crossings for surge in aid deliveries
United Nations humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher calls for immediate ‘unhindered access’ for aid deliveries.
US judge temporarily blocks Trump plan to fire thousands of gov’t workers
A federal judge said the layoffs seem politically motivated and ‘you can’t do that in a nation of laws’.
Tesla urges Delaware court to restore Musk’s $56bn payday
One of biggest US corporate legal battles is in final stage after judge had in January 2024 rescinded Elon Musk’s pay.
US aims to raise $20bn ‘facility’ to support Argentina’s struggling economy
The additional boost, which comes on top of a $20bn currency swap, comes shortly before Argentina’s midterm elections.
EU, Spain reject Trump’s US tariff threats over NATO spending
Spain argues NATO funding should address real threats, not arbitrary targets, amidst Trump’s tariff retaliation plans.
Apple to increase Chinese investments amid US-China trade tension
Apple’s announcement comes amid increased pressure between Washington and Beijing as new tariffs loom.
Denial and amnesia: Is the global community ready to welcome Israel back?
Analysts express concern over the rehabilitation of Israel, even as it says it has done no wrong.
Syria seeks to ‘redefine’ Russia ties, al-Sharaa tells Putin in Moscow
Syria’s interim leader assures the Russian president that his government will honour all past agreements with Moscow.
Why has the US arrested Indian-American analyst Ashley Tellis?
US-India relations expert alleged to have retained classified information and met with Chinese officials.
‘We don’t want power, we want light’: Madagascar awaits post-Rajoelina era
As president flees and army takes control, Gen Z protesters demand water, electricity and a well-functioning country.
US, China impose port fees: Is a return to all-out trade war imminent?
It’s the latest tit-for-tat tariff spat between the two superpowers following a period of calmed tensions.
Is your beef linked to Amazon deforestation? A report highlights loopholes
Human Rights Watch found a major international company could be sourcing cattle from ranches linked to deforestation.
What is nihilistic violent extremism, blamed for most mass shootings in US?
Prosecutors label crimes as ‘nihilistic violent extremism’, while experts caution against oversimplifying motivations.
Kenyan opposition leader Raila Odinga dies of heart attack in India at 80
The former Kenyan PM had collapsed during a morning walk in southern India, where he was receiving medical treatment.
All to know about FIFA World Cup 2026 – teams, qualifying, format, draw
As continental qualification for the FIFA World Cup 2026 nears its end, the focus is shifting to the tournament itself.
Israeli arson, bulldozers and forced labour in the West Bank’s Tulkarem
Israeli violence continues in occupied West Bank where soldiers act with impunity, Palestinians made to work for free.
LIVE: Gaza death toll from Israeli attacks rises, despite ceasefire
Palestinians continue to be killed by Israel as people struggle for aid in decimated Gaza.
How successful is Ukraine’s ‘gas war’ against Russia?
Kyiv’s drone campaign against energy infrastructure has caused damage and shortages, in areas including annexed Crimea.
India’s Himalayan villages slowly reviving decades after conflict
People return to Himalayan villages each summer, despite their decline after the 1962 India-China border closure.
‘Surveillance pricing’: Why you might be paying more than your neighbour
Are retailers using AI to access customers’ personal data and set higher prices for those they think will pay more?
Far-right US influencer Candace Owens loses legal fight to enter Australia
Australian minister cited US influencer’s public comments downplaying the Holocaust and making Islamophobic remarks.
US, UK sanction huge Southeast Asian crypto scam network
Crackdown targets entities and individuals linked to Prince Group network that used trafficked workers for global fraud.
LIVE: Palestinians in Gaza wait for Israel to fulfill aid promise
Only handful of aid convoys enter Gaza so far today, our team reports, after Hamas hands over four more captives bodies.
Dozens killed, injured in new Pakistan-Afghanistan border clashes
Brief flare-up spanned southeastern Afghanistan’s Spin Boldak district and Pakistan’s Chaman district.
Indonesia’s Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki erupts, sends volcanic ash 10km high
Authorities warn locals and tourists to stay at least 6km away from the site of the volcano.
US revokes six visas over Charlie Kirk death amid social media crackdown
The State Department says the US has ‘no obligation to host foreigners who wish death on Americans’.
England qualify for 2026 World Cup, Ronaldo sets record as Portugal held
England become first European side to qualify for the World Cup, while Cristiano Ronaldo’s Portugal draw with Hungary.
The Take: What Jared Kushner’s Middle East diplomacy means for Gaza
Jared Kushner, billionaire real-estate scion and son-in-law to the US President, is shaping the future of Gaza.
President Zelenskyy removes Ukrainian citizenship of Odesa city’s mayor
Gennadiy Trukhanov is alleged to have Russian citizenship, which is prohibited in Ukraine.
Trump threatens to cut ‘Democrat’ programmes, extends funding to military
The White House says it will release a list of programmes to axe on Friday after cutting 4,200 positions last week.
LIVE: Released Palestinians in Gaza allege hunger, abuse in Israeli jails
Deal comes as families in Israel and Palestine reunite with loved ones freed from captivity in Gaza and Israeli jails.
FIFA World Cup 2026: The best pictures from the latest qualified teams
The latest round of qualifiers around the globe for the FIFA World Cup 2026 has seen the number of entrants rise to 28.
US, China roll out port fees, threatening more trade turmoil
Analysts have warned the tit-for-tat trade fees risk ‘distorting global freight flows’ for goods including petrol, toys.
Who are the latest teams to qualify for the FIFA World Cup 2026?
Full list of teams in the World Cup and those knocked out after the latest round of qualifiers.
Syria’s al-Sharaa to meet Russia’s Putin in Moscow on Wednesday
The trip will be Ahmed al-Sharaa’s first official visit to Russia, a longtime ally of the former Bashar al-Assad regime.
‘Not going to waste our time’: Trump hinges US aid to Argentina on election
The US president has said a $20bn currency swap with Argentina depended on the success of Javier Milei’s coalition.
South Africa says ICJ genocide case will continue despite Gaza ceasefire
President Cyril Ramaphosa says progress and healing hinge on the case against Israel being heard.
LIVE: Israel shoots dead at least 9 Palestinians in Gaza despite ceasefire
Israeli army confirmed it opened fire saying a group of people approached soldiers before being targeted.
Trump administration carries out lethal strike in Caribbean, killing six
Tuesday’s strike is the fifth known US attack on a vessel off the Venezuelan coast, bringing the total death toll to 27.
Qatar beats UAE to qualify for FIFA World Cup 2026
Qatar appeared at the 2022 World Cup as tournament hosts, but the 2026 edition is their first via qualification route.
Israel imposes new Gaza aid restrictions, keeps Rafah crossing closed
Israeli forces kill several Palestinians in Gaza as the Israel-Hamas ceasefire comes under growing strain.
Dozens hospitalised in Tunisia’s Gabes amid environmental crisis
Local official says more than 120 people hospitalised in the city amid surge in reported cases of respiratory problems.
Osimhen hat-trick sends Nigeria to playoffs as South Africa reach World Cup
South Africa book their place at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, as Nigeria are pushed into CAF playoffs despite beating Benin.
Palestinians see ‘new Nakba’ in West Bank villages as demolitions return
Israeli forces have carried out multiple demolitions in the West Bank’s Khallet al-Daba in 2025.
GM takes $1.6bn hit as EV tax credit expires in US
The EV tax incentive was scrapped as part of US President Donald Trump’s mega tax bill passed earlier this year.
CAS rejects Israel’s appeal to join artistic gymnastics worlds in Indonesia
The Indonesia government said last week it will not grant visas to Israeli gymnasts for the World Championships.
‘The shining star of our family’: R&B singer D’Angelo passes away at age 51
Musicians including Jill Scott and Tyler, the Creator, remembered D’Angelo as a ‘genius’ as tributes poured in.
Tens of thousands rally in Brussels to protest austerity plans
Flights grounded, public transport disrupted as 80,000 people take to the streets of the Belgian capital.
Control, choke points: The battle lines in southern Sudan
The Sudanese army’s gains may enable it to choke off the RSF’s supply lines and eventually enter Darfur, analysts say.
US court rules Trump violated order by placing conditions on FEMA grants
The judge called on the Trump administration to revise its grant requirements by next week, nixing immigration demands.
French prime minister backs suspending unpopular pension reform law
Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu faces two no-confidence motions this week as France’s political crisis deepens.
IMF says AI investment bubble could burst, comparable to dot-com bubble
The IMF said any bust of AI bubble would be less likely to be a systemic event that would crater US or global economy.
Supreme Court declines Alex Jones challenge to defamation judgement
In 2022 it was ruled that the conspiracy theorist would have to pay $1.4bn to families of the victims of Sandy Hook.
Mapping the rise in Israeli settler attacks across the occupied West Bank
There have been more than 1,000 violent settler attacks in the first eight months of 2025 alone.
Russia strikes Kharkiv hospital, UN convoy as Ukraine seeks US Tomahawks
Latest attacks on civilians come days before talks in which Zelenskyy hopes to secure long-range missiles from Trump.
Gaza ceasefire tested as Israeli forces kill five Palestinians
Israeli troops redeploy in Gaza according to agreed deal, but clashes and killings threaten stability of the ceasefire.
‘They could have killed me’: Protesters condemn state violence in Argentina
Demonstrators denounce protest crackdowns in Argentina
Suspect in US arson attack at Pennsylvania governor’s mansion pleads guilty
Cody Balmer told police he had planned to attack Democratic Governor Josh Shapiro with a sledgehammer at his home.
Who is in charge of Madagascar after President Rajoelina flees?
Rajoelina’s move to flee the country and dissolve the parliament from exile has created a political crisis amid unrest.
Why has Dutch government taken control of China-owned chipmaker Nexperia?
Semiconductor firm Nexperia is owned by Chinese parent company Wingtech.
Russia charges exiled oligarch Khodorkovsky with ‘terrorism’
Exiled tycoon the latest in a long line of people charged for opposing Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine.
Madagascar president dissolves parliament after fleeing army-backed protest
Andry Rajoelina issues the decree over social media ahead of an impeachment vote, as he appears close to losing power.
The assassination of Saleh Aljafarawi is meant to send a dark message
Gaza journalists have been warned that they still are not safe, that they still face death for reporting.
LIVE: Nigeria vs Benin – CAF World Cup qualifier
Follow our live build-up, with team news, before our full text commentary stream of the crucial World Cup qualifier.
Why was FIFA President Infantino with Trump at Gaza peace summit in Egypt?
FIFA boss Gianni Infantino was among attendees in Egypt, continuing a string of appearances with the US president.
NGOs welcome Lebanon’s push for justice over Israeli attack on journalists
The attack on southern Lebanon in October 2023 killed a Reuters journalist and wounded six other reporters.
Fact-checking Donald Trump’s speech in Israeli parliament
Trump made several claims about the Middle East conflict and other global peace deals that were not entirely true.
As NATO-Russia tensions rise, Lithuania prepares for conflict
Lithuania, a small Baltic state bordering Belarus and Russia's Kaliningrad, is adapting to new tensions between NATO and Moscow.
Afghan foreign minister in India: Why New Delhi is embracing Taliban now
India never aligned with the Taliban, but regional geopolitical realignment is forcing revamp of ties, say analysts.
Cameroon’s Issa Tchiroma Bakary claims presidential election victory
Opposition candidate unilaterally declares himself victor, and calls on incumbent 92-year-old Paul Biya to concede.
Trump to oversee Cambodia-Thai peace deal at ASEAN summit: Malaysia FM
Malaysian Foreign Minister Mohamad Hasan says the US president will oversee a peace deal at the upcoming ASEAN summit.
Venezuela to close Norway embassy after opposition leader wins Nobel Prize
The news comes just days after Maria Corina Machado was announced the winner of the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo.
KL Rahul, India defeat West Indies in second Test to sweep series
India wins the two-match series with a dominant seven-wicket victory in New Delhi before their tour of Australia.
US news outlets say they will not agree to Pentagon reporting restrictions
Reporters must promise not to publish unauthorised material to obtain press credentials.
Why is India prosecuting Muslims who said ‘I love Muhammad’?
More than 2,500 people have been charged as an initial crackdown on the expression has spawned broader protests.
Cape Verde clinches historic first qualification for FIFA World Cup
The island nation, located off the African coast, becomes the second-smallest country to qualify for the World Cup.
LIVE: Trump signs Gaza ceasefire deal with leaders of Qatar, Egypt, Turkiye
Deal comes as families in Israel and Palestine reunite with loved ones freed from captivity in Gaza and Israeli jails.
Madagascan president to address nation as protesters call for new rallies
The whereabouts of President Rajoelina are unknown since elite army unit offered support to protesters over weekend.
LIVE: Israel, Hamas set to free captives; Trump says Gaza ‘war is over’
Families in Palestine and Israel await the return of their loved ones as the Israeli-Hamas truce continues to hold.
Joint Egypt-Qatar-Turkiye-US statement on Gaza: The full text
Trump-backed proclamation backing Gaza ceasefire stresses equality, but stops short of supporting Palestine statehood.
US Republican leader warns government shutdown could be longest in history
House Speaker Mike Johnson says that he will not negotiate with Democrats until they drop healthcare demands.
Five key takeaways from Donald Trump’s Gaza remarks in Middle East
Trump takes credit for ceasefire agreement and promotes ‘a new Middle East’ without addressing rights of Palestinians.
Mexico flooding death toll rises to 64, with dozens still missing
The majority of the deaths have occurred in the states of Veracruz and Hidalgo.
President of Madagascar flees to ‘safe location’ amid deadly protests
Andry Rajoelina confirmed his departure on Monday, following reports he had been evacuated by a French aircraft.
Reviving US-Iran diplomacy difficult despite Trump’s ‘hand of friendship’
Analysts say US may be comfortable with the status quo, and many in Iran are wary of negotiations after the 12-day war.
World leaders gather in Egypt for signing of Gaza ceasefire deal
US President Trump praises ‘new beautiful day’ as Gaza war comes to an end, but questions about the future remain.
Trump-Xi meeting still on despite trade tensions, says US’s Bessent
Secretary of the US Treasury says Trump may call off his 100 percent tariff threat on China as negotiations continue.
Russia calls for restraint amid Pakistan-Afghanistan border clashes
Moscow, which has sought to increase its influence in Afghanistan, says it welcomes stabilisation along the border.
Zelenskyy to meet Trump in DC as Ukraine seeks defence, energy support
Ukraine sends delegation to Washington to talk defence and energy before Zelenskyy’s White House visit.
Two Palestinian prisoners: One went home, the other was exiled by Israel
Two families stood waiting in Ramallah, one to welcome their loved one, one to mourn that they may never see theirs.
What’s the US planning for the Middle East?
US President Donald Trump is in the region Monday to cement his plan for peace in Gaza.
Who are the Palestinian captives Israel released?
Israel is releasing nearly 2,000 Palestinians, political prisoners and detainees. Here’s a look at who they are.
What Trump said and did not say at the Knesset
The US president had a lot to say about everything, except the genocide.
Who is Miriam Adelson, the pro-Israel donor Trump lauded at the Knesset?
Trump says the mega-donor, who spent more than $100m to help him win the 2024 US presidential election, ‘loves Israel’.
After Israel’s war halted, who is clashing with Hamas in Gaza?
The Doghmush clan reportedly fought against Hamas in a clash that killed at least 27 people.
Trump’s 100% tariff threat: History of US trade measures against China
In recent history, the US has made moves restricting China’s access to semiconductor technology.
‘Inhumane’: 154 freed Palestinian prisoners forced into exile by Israel
Palestinian families awaiting return of imprisoned relatives are shocked to learn they will be deported.
Hamas and Israel begin prisoner exchange before Gaza summit
Celebrations in Israel as living captives held by Hamas freed. Israel’s release of about 2,000 Palestinians under way.
The existence of hunger is a political choice
States can and must act to end hunger.
Bus crash in South African mountains kills at least 42
The bus, travelling from the Eastern Cape to Zimbabwe and Malawi, tumbled down a steep embankment.
Nigeria vs Benin: World Cup qualifier – start time, team news and lineups
All to know as Group C leaders Benin try to hold off a fast-finishing Nigeria for direct entry into 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Urgent debt relief demanded for Africa amid public sector crisis
Many African nations now spend more servicing external debt than funding healthcare and education.
How Indigenous knowledge is aiding Pakistan’s fight against climate change
Despite spending millions on early warning systems, is the government losing the trust of residents in vulnerable areas?
Calls grow for release of Gaza’s Dr Hussam Abu Safia after ceasefire deal
There have been conflicting reports on whether Israel would free prominent Gaza medic as part of the truce agreement.
Gaza will be in the shadow of famine as long as we cannot plant our land
Israel destroyed or made inaccessible 98.5 percent of Gaza’s agricultural land. My family’s olive grove is part of it.
‘Everybody is a fighter’: Inside a First Nation’s quest for justice
The poisoned river and a First Nation's quest for justice.
Conflict sends 300,000 people fleeing from South Sudan in 2025: UN
Renewed fighting between rival leaders forces mass exodus across South Sudan’s borders as fears of wider war rise.
Trio to share economics Nobel for work on innovation-driven growth
‘False Nobel’ recognises work ‘explaining innovation-driven economic growth’.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,326
Here are the key events from day 1,326 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
Madagascar president alleges coup attempt as soldiers support protesters
Soldiers from a Madagascar army unit have declared support for the youth-led anti-government protests, urging police to
Why does Israel arrest thousands of Palestinians?
Israel has agreed to release many Palestinian prisoners as the ceasefire holds.
France’s Macron unveils new government ahead of budget deadline
The new government, led by Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu, must present a 2026 draft budget on Monday.
Palestinian journalist Saleh Aljafarawi shot dead in Gaza City clashes
Sources say the 28-year-old was killed by members of Israel-linked ‘militia’ fighting Hamas in the Sabra neighbourhood.
LIVE: Israel declares ‘victory’ over Hamas with Gaza prisoner exchange soon
Preparations are also under way for a Gaza ceasefire summit in Egypt with US President Donald Trump expected to attend.
Death toll from Mexico flooding rises to 44, dozens more missing
Two tropical storms have damaged more than 16,000 homes and caused widespread electricity cuts.
Far-right AfD party may win first German city mayor post in run-off vote
The election in Frankfurt an der Oder is between independent candidate Axel Strasser and AfD contender Wilko Moller.
Zelenskyy vows to only use Tomahawks against Russian military targets
The Kremlin has warned of the risk of escalation if Kyiv is provided with the US-built long-range missiles.
Australia beat India by three wickets in Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025
Captain scores 142 as Australia complete a record run chase of 331 and hand India their second loss of the tournament.
NATO is not prepared for war
That much became apparent last month, when expensive fighter jets were scrambled to shoot down cheap foam drones.
Madagascar president warns of attempt to ‘seize power’: What to know
An elite military unit that installed the president in 2009 has joined Gen Z protesters calling for his resignation.
Mali imposes retaliatory visa bond fees on US travellers
The measure comes after the US added Mali to its list of African countries required to post bonds of $5,000 and $10,000.
Israel expects to receive all living captives from Gaza on Monday
Once Israel confirms all 20 living captives in Israeli territory, it says it will start releasing Palestinian prisoners.
Bangladesh rolls out typhoid immunisation drive for 50 million children
The campaign aims to protect the children from the drug-resistant disease spreading across South Asia.
LIVE: Israel-Hamas truce holds, Palestinians return to Gaza ruins
Preparations are also under way for a Gaza ceasefire summit in Egypt, with US President Donald Trump expected to attend.
Afghanistan-Pakistan border clashes: What we know so far
Afghanistan says 58 Pakistani soldiers killed while Pakistan claims of killing 200 Taliban and affiliated ‘terrorists’.
China slams Trump’s 100 percent tariff threat, defends rare earth curbs
Beijing says it will not back down in the face of threats, urging the US to resolve differences through negotiations.
Cameroon votes in presidential election as Paul Biya, 92, seeks eighth term
Biya, the world’s oldest serving head of state, is likely to extend his 43 years in power in Central African nation.
Live: Afghanistan’s Taliban, Pakistan claim inflicting losses in fighting
Taliban officials say overnight cross-border attacks resulted in killing of 58 Pakistani soldiers
Madagascar president says ‘attempt to seize power illegally’ under way
Elite troops joined youth-led protests over utilities that have swelled into gravest threat to Rajoelina.
Philippines accuses China of ramming, damaging vessel in South China Sea
But China’s coastguard says Manila is to blame for the latest collision in disputed waters in the Spratly archipelago.
LIVE: India vs Australia – Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025
Follow our live build-up, team news, score, photos and text commentary stream for the match in Visakhapatnam.
Three Qatari officials killed in car crash in Egypt’s Sharm el-Sheikh
The Qatari Embassy in Cairo says two others were also wounded in the ‘tragic traffic accident’ in Egypt.
LIVE: Israel-Hamas truce holds, bulldozers clear rubble in Gaza City
Preparations are also under way for a Gaza ceasefire summit in Egypt, with US President Donald Trump expected to attend.
Haaland scores three as Norway crush Israel amid pro-Palestinian protest
Erling Haaland’s Norway close in on World Cup qualification in a match where a pro-Palestine demonstration was held.
Lionel Messi scores two goals, assists as Inter Miami defeat Atlanta United
Messi’s performance against Atlanta came after he briefly left international duty with Argentina during the FIFA window.
Seychelles’s Patrick Herminie wins presidential run-off election
Patrick Herminie wins 52.7 percent of the vote, denying incumbent Wavel Ramkalawan a second term in office.
Taliban, Pakistani forces trade heavy fire along Afghanistan border
Clashes come as tensions escalate over an air strike on Kabul that the Taliban blames on Islamabad.
MVP A’ja Wilson scores 31 as Aces beat Mercury for third WNBA title
Wilson becomes the first player to win the regular MVP, Defensive Player of the Year and Finals MVP in the same season.
El-Sisi and Trump to chair Gaza summit in Egypt on Monday
Leaders from more than 20 countries to attend meeting in Egypt’s Sharm el-Sheikh, Egyptian presidency says.
What children in Gaza are saying about the ceasefire
After two years of devastating war, Gaza’s children speak of fear, loss and relief as the ceasefire takes hold.
Portugal beat Ireland in injury-time in World Cup qualifier
Portugal maintain winning record in qualifying despite Cristiano Ronaldo’s second-half penalty miss against Ireland.
Oscar-winning actress Diane Keaton dies aged 79
Keaton was best known for her roles in Annie Hall, Reds and The Godfather films.
Zelenskyy urges Trump to broker end to Ukraine war after Gaza deal agreed
Ukraine’s president praises Trump’s efforts to secure Gaza ceasefire, says other wars ‘can be stopped as well’.
No survivors found after Tennessee explosives plant blast
Operations go from rescue to recovery as no survivors expected to be found, officials say.
Activists renew calls for football ban on Israel despite Gaza ceasefire
Activists campaign to suspend Israel from European football, calling for accountability for genocide.
Madagascar soldiers join antigovernment protesters assembled in capital
Youth-led demonstrators enter Antananarivo’s May 13 Square for the first time since protests erupted last month.
‘Another Nakba’: UN expert says Gaza recovery will take generations
UN special rapporteur on right to housing says Palestinians returning to destroyed northern Gaza face ‘profound trauma’.
India vs Australia – Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025: Teams, tickets, venue
The undefeated defending champions face home favourites in an eagerly awaited match at Visakhapatnam on Sunday.
Vacherot stuns Djokovic, faces cousin Rinderknech in Shanghai Masters final
Monaco’s 204th-ranked Vacherot ousts Djokovic before his cousin beats Medvedev to set up a rare tennis masters final.
Relief, scepticism over Gaza ceasefire at pro-Palestine rally in London
Tens of thousands gather in British capital with protest leader saying there is ‘relief’ and ‘trepidation’ over truce.
Biden undergoing radiation treatment for prostate cancer
Former president ‘currently undergoing radiation therapy and hormone treatment’, Biden aide Kelly Scully says.
LIVE: Portugal vs Republic of Ireland – UEFA World Cup qualifier
Follow our live build-up, with team news, ahead of our full text commentary stream of the FIFA 2026 World Cup qualifier.
First US flight with third-country deportees arrives in Guatemala
The flight brought three Hondurans and 56 Guatemalan nationals, according to Guatemala’s IGM migration agency.
France lose Mbappe for Iceland after injury in Azerbaijan World Cup win
France beat Azerbaijan 3-0 on Friday to edge closer to qualifying for FIFA 2026 World Cup, but Kylian Mbappe injured.
Seychelles votes in closely contested presidential run-off election
African island nation decides its future as Wavel Ramkalawan seeks a second term against Patrick Herminie.
UK, US, NATO flew 12-hour patrol on Russian border amid Ukraine war
Allied forces launch joint patrols near Russia after reports of drone incursions into allied airspace.
Intensive Israeli air strikes kill one, injure seven in southern Lebanon
Lebanese president condemns Israeli attack on Msayleh as a ‘blatant aggression’ against civilian infrastructure.
RSF drone strike kills dozens in Sudan’s war-ravaged el-Fasher: Activists
Activists say 60 killed as RSF attacks displacement shelter and university grounds in besieged area in Darfur.
Why Gaza still looks to the sea for true peace
There may be a ceasefire on the ground, but the siege has not ended. We still need the freedom flotillas.
Tens of thousands return to shattered Gaza homes after ceasefire
A tide of humanity heads back to Gaza City, carrying belongings through damaged highways and ruins left by Israel.
China offers cash bounties for information on Taiwanese military officers
Beijing accuses 18 personnel of spreading ‘separatist’ propaganda after Taiwan leader promises air defence boost.
‘I felt silenced’: Meesha Shafi and Pakistan’s backlash against #MeToo
When the singer became the face of the movement in Pakistan, the public reaction was instant and ferocious.
Did a South Korean study really claim that COVID-19 vaccines cause cancer?
No it did not, but social media ‘influencers’ misused its results to spread misinformation far and wide.
Denmark to boost Arctic defence by $4.26bn, plans to buy 16 new F-35s
The investment is the latest in Denmark’s multibillion-dollar spending spree amid Trump’s threats to acquire Greenland.
Palestinians search Gaza rubble for loved ones in ceasefire, return home
Displaced Palestinians return to the ruins of homes, driven by loss, defiance and the will to rebuild.
US President Trump says Israeli captives to be released from Gaza on Monday
The US president told reporters that the bodies of Israelis who died in captivity in Gaza are ‘being unearthed’.
Kim Jong Un unveils North Korea’s ‘strongest nuclear weapon’ at parade
Kim Jong Un highlights nation’s military power with the debut of its strongest nuclear missile at a grand parade.
North Korea unveils ‘most powerful’ missile at 80th anniversary parade
The Hwasong-20 ICBM was revealed on the 80th anniversary of North Korea’s ruling Workers’ Party.
Six million people in Haiti face acute hunger as gang violence spreads
Half of the population projected to experience critical food shortages by mid-2026 as armed groups block aid.
Cameroon presidential election: As Paul Biya set to win, what’s at stake?
Biya, who has ruled for 43 years, is seeking an eighth term despite calls for him to step down.
Massive explosion at Tennessee munitions factory leaves 19 people missing
Authorities in the southern US state have called the blast ‘devastating’, with many of the missing presumed dead.
At least 28 killed in heavy flooding caused by tropical storms in Mexico
The storms have caused devastation nationwide as rains are expected to continue through Sunday.
Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado wins Nobel Peace Prize
Nobel Committee says win is ‘for her struggle to achieve a just and peaceful transition from dictatorship to democracy’.
US judge blocks Trump’s deployment of National Guard in state of Illinois
Federal judge blocks deployment for two weeks, says sending Guard troops would ‘add fuel to the fire’.
Lebanon says it foiled Israeli network plotting bomb attacks
Lebanese intelligence agency says it arrested people working for Israel who planned ‘terrorist attacks’ in the country.
Palestine factions refuse foreign guardianship on Gaza as truce takes hold
Tens of thousands of displaced Palestinians head back to ‘unrecognisable’ Gaza City on first day of ceasefire.
What’s next for the Palestinian resistance movements?
Donald Trump’s 20-point plan bars any future Gaza role for Hamas or armed groups.
Melania Trump touts return of children displaced in Russia-Ukraine war
In a brief speech, the US first lady revealed she had an ‘open channel’ of communication with Russian President Putin.
Trump reveals prescription drug deal with pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca
The US president told reporters he didn’t think the deal would have been possible without his 100-percent tariff threat.
Russian strikes in Ukraine leave 20 wounded, thousands more in darkness
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy calls Moscow’s latest attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure ‘cynical and calculated’.
‘Without journalists, war crimes remain unwritten’
Journalists are experiencing a ‘total genocide’ in Gaza, Al Jazeera’s conference is told.
California’s landmark frontier AI law to bring transparency
While experts applaud the new law, a first in the US, for bringing in transparency, it is ‘light touch regulation’.
Gymnastics governing body reacts to Indonesia’s worlds block on Israel team
Indonesia has denied visas to Israelis for the upcoming world championships in most populous Muslim-majority nation.
Portugal vs Ireland: World Cup qualifier – teams, start, lineups
Portugal are in a commanding position in the UEFA qualifiers for the FIFA 2026 World Cup, while Ireland are yet to win.
Gaza local authorities demand independent genocide probe as truce starts
The Gaza Government Media Office calls for ‘comprehensive reconstruction’ after Israel levelled most of the territory.
‘You gave everything’: West Bank journalists honour fallen Gaza colleagues
Palestinian journalists reflect on the courage required of their colleagues in Gaza to document war and oppression.
Attacks by Israeli army, illegal settlers injure 36 in occupied West Bank
Journalists among the dozens of Palestinians wounded amid escalation in Israeli violence during olive harvest season.
France’s Macron reappoints Sebastien Lecornu as prime minister
Four days after he resigned as prime minister, Lecornu is returning to the post.
Trump announces layoffs amid government shutdown, despite legal questions
Reduction-in-force notifications have gone out to employees in departments including the Treasury and Homeland Security.
UK, France, Germany say they hope to restart Iran nuclear talks
Joint statement comes more than a month after E3 countries triggered mechanism reinstating UN sanctions against Iran.
Who is Maria Corina Machado, 2025 winner of the Nobel Peace Prize?
The ‘Iron Lady’ of Venezeula, an opposition leader who is currently in hiding, has been lauded by the Nobel Committee.
Palestinians in Gaza wait for ceasefire’s promises to become a reality
Ceasefire sparks cautious optimism in Gaza, but uncertainty lingers over promised reconstruction and aid distribution.
Pentagon chief Hegseth announces Qatari Air Force facility at Idaho base
US, Qatar sign letter of agreement to bring Qatari F-15 fighter jet contingent to US base, hail increased cooperation.
NBA returns to China after six-year absence following pro-democracy fallout
Relations between the NBA and China had soured after a pro-democracy tweet was liked by a team official in 2019.
Trump to hit China with 100 percent tariff amid escalating trade spat
The US president’s announcement comes after China pledged to impose restrictions on the export of rare earth minerals.
Elon, me and 20 million views: A conversation with Grok
Musk’s post about my Al Jazeera column on whiteness drew millions of views—and an unlikely conversation with his AI.
When the bombs in Gaza stop, the true pain starts
When the guns fall quiet, Gaza is left with the ache of survival and the wounds that peace can’t heal.
Taiwan leader promises robust air defence system amid rising China tensions
Lai pledges accelerated building of T-Dome system to enhance safety against frequent Chinese military manoeuvres.
China tightens export controls on rare-earth metals: Why this matters
Move is a strategic one ahead of new round of tricky trade talks with the United States.
Gaza City residents return as Israel says ceasefire has started
Al-Ahli Hospital tells Al Jazeera seven bodies recovered after Israeli attack helicopters swoop east of Gaza City.
Norway FA president welcomes Gaza deal before vital Israel World Cup tie
Norway’s FA had said profits from ticket sales from the Israel game would be sent to Doctors Without Borders in Gaza.
Displaced Palestinians begin pained journey home as Gaza truce takes hold
Israeli forces begin pulling out of key Gaza areas as ceasefire agreement starts after intensive US-led diplomatic push.
Police fire tear gas as violence erupts in Madagascar protests
Security forces fire rubber bullets at protesters in Madagascar in eruption of violence causing civil society alarm.
Takaichi’s bid as Japan’s 1st female PM in doubt as ruling coalition splits
LDP leader calls coalition collapse ‘extremely regrettable’, party faces 37-seat shortfall of a parliamentary majority.
How will the EU’s new entry-exit border system work?
From October 12, the EU will roll out a new entry system for foreigners who need short-stay Schengen visas.
India to reopen embassy in Kabul after 4-year hiatus amid new Taliban ties
India reopens embassy in Kabul, marking its first diplomatic engagement with the Taliban since their 2021 takeover.
Nobel Peace Prize 2025 updates: Venezuela’s Maria Corina Machado wins
Opposition politician ‘keeps the flame of democracy burning amidst a growing darkness’, the Nobel Committee says.
Massive 7.4 earthquake off Philippines: What we know so far
At least two dead but a tsunami alert triggered by the earthquake has now passed.
Taliban blame Pakistan after explosions in Kabul, amid outreach to India
Attacks come amid rising tensions with Islamabad, which accuses the Taliban of sheltering anti-Pakistan armed groups.
‘Day of ballots and bullets’: Anglophone fears ahead of Cameroon’s election
Cameroon elects a new president Sunday. But in North West and South West, many are torn between civic duty and safety.
‘Socialist paradise’: North Korea’s Kim marks 80th year of governing party
Kim Jong Un claims no mistakes, promises economic growth and stronger global standing for the nation.
Nobel Peace Prize 2025 live: Trump shadow hovers as winner to be announced
The prestigious award will be announced at the Norwegian Nobel Institute in Oslo at 09:00 GMT.
Youth-led protests in Morocco push for reforms ahead of king’s speech
Youth want King Mohammed to take lead in tackling corruption after near-nightly protests that have seen three killed.
The Take: Amid ceasefire, Omar El Akkad on the politics that betrayed Gaza
Are Western liberal values to blame for Israel’s genocide in Gaza?
Why was New York Attorney General Letitia James indicted?
The indictment accuses James on two felony counts: bank fraud and making false statements to a financial institution.
Belgian police arrest three for plotting drone attack on prime minister
Evidence was found in a building a few hundred metres from Prime Minister Bart De Wever’s Antwerp residence.
Tsunami threat passes for Philippines, Indonesia after 7.4 quake hits Davao
Initial tsunami evacuation warning issued after quake strikes in waters off the Mindanao region of the Philippines.
Peru’s Congress votes to remove President Boluarte as crime grips nation
Unlike eight previous attempts to remove the president, almost all legislative factions expressed support for the move.
Complete list of Nobel Peace Prize winners (1901–2024)
The Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded 105 times to 142 laureates in its 124 year history.
Who are the five Nobel Peace Prize judges deciding whether Trump gets it?
Donald Trump insists he wins the prize, which will be announced on Friday. These five people decide who gets it.
‘We don’t want to disappear’: Tuvalu fights for climate action and survival
Pacific island nation explores new ways to survive climate change but needs help to build protective sea walls now.
Togo footballer Samuel Asamoah at risk of paralysis after breaking neck
Asamoah broke his neck in a freak accident as he collided with an advertising board during a club game in China.
Ecuador’s Noboa faces escalating protests over rise in diesel costs
The country’s largest Indigenous group, CONAIE, has organised protests against Noboa’s decision to cut a fuel subsidy.
US buys Argentinian pesos, finalises $20bn currency swap, says US Treasury
Argentina’s right-wing President Milei, a close ally of President Trump, faces a critical midterm election this month.
NY Attorney General Letitia James indicted on fraud charges: Reports
James had been a target of US President Trump since successfully suing him for overstating his wealth to dupe lenders.
Will Hamas agree to hand over its weapons as part of a Gaza ceasefire deal?
Negotiations over Hamas’s disarmament may emerge as a key obstacle to securing a permanent end to Israel’s war on Gaza.
Police fire tear gas, rubber bullets as Madagascar protesters rally
March comes after ‘Gen Z’ anti-government protesters reject President Andry Rajoelina’s attempts to defuse tensions.
Trump pressure key for Gaza deal to be more than ‘another one-phase’ truce
Analysts stress Trump pressure essential to prevent Netanyahu from disrupting the Gaza ceasefire for political survival.
‘Should throw them out of NATO’: Trump blasts Spain over defence spending
The US president has harboured a months-long feud with Spain after it rejected his call to increase NATO defence funds.
NBA signs AI deal with Alibaba ahead of preseason games in China
Alibaba Cloud named cloud computing and AI partner of NBA China as the basketball league returns after six years.
Celebrate the ceasefire, but don’t forget: Gaza survived on its own
Western leaders now claim credit for ‘peace’, but Gaza’s survival belongs to its people alone.
French court extends sentence of man convicted of Gisele Pelicot rape
French appeals court increases Husamettin Dogan’s sentence to 10 years for sexually abusing Pelicot.
Mbappe feels ‘more relaxed’ at Real Madrid; ready for World Cup qualifiers
The French captain has confirmed his availability for the upcoming World Cup 2026 qualifying matches.
UK and India Weigh Trade Gains Against Migration Politics
“Very Significant Moment for UK” When It Comes to Trade & India
LIVE: Trump again threatens to cut ‘Democrat programs’ if shutdown persists
US President Donald Trump blames Democrats for government shutdown, says he will cut ‘very popular Democrat programs’.
US court grants stay of execution for Robert Roberson in ‘shaken baby’ case
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals agreed to reopen Roberson’s habeas petition but did not approve a new trial.
Gaza residents flood streets in hope that Israel’s war is ending
Jubilation spreads in Khan Younis after US endorsement of Israel-Hamas ceasefire prompts optimism for ending the war.
AI investments are pulling the US economy forward. Will it continue?
In the absence of tech-related spending, the US would be close to, or in, recession this year, experts say.
Map of Gaza shows how Israeli forces will withdraw under ceasefire deal
In the first phase of the ceasefire plan, Israel will remain in control of nearly 60 percent of the Gaza Strip.
Nobel Peace Prize 2025: What are Trump’s credentials, and can he win?
With the Gaza ceasefire deal, Trump claims to have helped broker peace in eight wars. Do his assertions hold up?
Trump announces Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal: What we know and what’s next
This is the first phase of a 20-point plan announced by Trump last week.
Palestinians in Gaza worry and wait for Israel to implement ceasefire
Hope battles with distrust as Palestinians in Gaza wait for Israel to implement the ceasefire. Here’s what they said.
US federal court to weigh Trump’s deployment of National Guard to Chicago
National Guard troops have already arrived in the Chicago area, as President Trump condemns the city as a ‘hellhole’.
Russia advances in Ukraine as report claims 90,000 troops killed this year
Putin says Moscow holds the ‘strategic initiative’ as Ukraine steps up its assault on Russian gas facilities.
Relief and disbelief greet Gaza ceasefire announcement in Israel
After two years of war on Gaza, Israelis struggle to believe that the conflict may have finally ended.
Putin admits Russian role in 2024 Azerbaijani jet crash, offers redress
Putin told Azerbaijan’s Aliyev that Russia will provide ‘compensation’ for the deadly crash caused by its air defences.
From Kabul to Chicago: The empire comes home
Trump’s deployment of troops to US cities shows how America’s empire is collapsing back on itself.
No to Trump: Why Afghanistan’s neighbours have opposed US Bagram plan
Regional powers gather in Moscow to discuss Afghanistan’s future, signalling a new phase of post-US diplomacy.
Palestinians in Gaza celebrate news of ceasefire deal
Emotional scenes unfolded as Palestinians in Gaza celebrated the announcement of a Gaza ceasefire deal.
Trump live: US courts to examine troop deployments in Chicago, Portland
US President Donald Trump’s troop deployments will be further tested in two court hearings in different US states.
Modi, Starmer hail UK-India trade deal as new investment revealed
Indian foreign ministry says the two sides agreed to set up a connectivity and innovation centre and a joint AI centre.
World Cup 2026 qualifiers: Why FIFA won’t ban Israel despite Gaza genocide
Protection of political, economic and commercial interests has led to FIFA’s ‘double standards’ in dealing with Israel.
Starmer meets Modi: What the UK can learn from India’s digital IDs
The UK is eyeing India’s controversial digital ID system for inspiration. Critics say it is fraught with problems.
Israel confirms signing phase one of Gaza ceasefire deal with Hamas
Ceasefire to go into effect within 24 hours of Israel’s cabinet ratifying the deal tonight, says Israeli government.
US sanctions Serbia’s main oil supplier controlled by Russia
Sanctions imposed on NIS in January as part of its crackdown on the Russian energy sector go into force.
Palestinians in Gaza’s south relearn sound of peace after truce deal
The first phase of a Gaza ceasefire agreement has dramatically reduced Israeli attacks in southern Gaza.
The Take: The objects Gaza’s women refused to leave behind
Palestinian women carry relics from their homes in Gaza, revealing stories of loss and survival.
Burkina Faso’s military gov’t arrests European NGO workers for ‘spying’
Dutch humanitarian organisation INSO rejected the allegations and called for the release of its eight staff members.
White House memo says federal workers may not get automatic backpay: Report
The memo is seen as a pressure tactic on Democrats as the US government shutdown heads into its eighth day.
Muslims in India’s poll-bound Bihar battle ‘Bangladeshi infiltrator’ tag
A community of Bangla-speaking Muslims in eastern state’s Seemanchal region on edge as key assembly elections near.
‘Do you want a player to die on court?’ – Tennis stars wilt in China heat
Weather conditions have led to player complaints; mercury is likely to rise through to Sunday’s Shanghai Masters final.
Egypt qualify for FIFA World Cup 2026 with win over Djibouti
Two goals from Salah and one from Adel make Egypt the third African country after Morocco and Tunisia to book a berth.
Saudi Arabia down Indonesia; Qatar, Oman draw in AFC World Cup qualifiers
Saudi Arabia beat Indonesia 3-2 while Qatar and Oman end goalless as fourth round of qualifiers begin.
Israel intercepts Freedom Flotilla Coalition vessels en route to Gaza
The Israeli military has intercepted and boarded several boats sailing towards Gaza.
Orphaned by Israel, two child amputees find each other in Lebanon
Pulled from the rubble in Gaza and southern Lebanon, two boys are rebuilding their lives together.
Russia says prospects for Ukraine peace deal now faded as its war rages on
Senior official Sergey Ryabkov says ‘momentum generated’ from the Trump-Putin summit has ‘largely been undermined’.
Italy’s Meloni says ICC complaint accuses her of Gaza genocide complicity
A complaint lodged with the ICC points to the Italian government’s role supplying lethal weapons to Israel amid Gaza war
Why gold’s historic rally is about more than just Trump
The price of gold has soared 50 percent in 2025. Experts say the ‘safe haven’ asset is becoming an all-occasions asset.
‘Horrific trauma patients’: WHO details harrowing scenes from Gaza
Just 14 of Gaza’s 36 hospitals are partially functioning, WHO says, as Israel continues to bomb amid ceasefire talks.
Lazio Ultras arrested after 2026 Winter Games corruption attempt
Prosecutors in Venice make two arrests relating to corruption before the Olympics in February.
Captured Tajik tells of life on Ukraine frontlines alongside Russian forces
Russia and Ukraine have swapped thousands of PoWs, but Mohammed* says he would rather fight alongside Kyiv than go home.
Chemistry Nobel Prize awarded to trio in field of metal organic frameworks
Susumu Kitagawa, Richard Robson and Omar M Yaghi’s work can be used to harvest water from desert air.
‘Crisis’: Why EU plan for 50 percent tariffs is spooking British steel
Nearly 80 percent of steel products made in the UK are exported to the European Union.
Cristiano Ronaldo becomes first billionaire footballer
The former Manchester United and Real Madrid forward’s wealth has been boosted by his contract extension with Al-Nassr.
Is it legal for Trump to put his picture on US Mint dollar coin?
Trump administration plans $1 coin with Trump’s image, breaking norms of avoiding living presidents on currency.
LIVE: Indonesia vs Saudi Arabia – AFC World Cup qualifier
Follow our live build-up, with team news, ahead of our text commentary stream of the qualifier for the 2026 World Cup.
‘Police are lenient’: Zimbabwe’s disabled black market currency dealers
Economic uncertainty drives desperate people, including those with disabilities, into illegal foreign currency trade.
LIVE: Israel kills 8 people in Gaza as ceasefire talks under way in Egypt
Israel attacks and intercepts another convoy of Gaza-bound boats, according to the Freedom Flotilla Coalition.
Starmer leads 125-strong delegation to India in bid to ‘turbocharge’ trade
The UK leader wants the trade mission, Britain’s largest ever to India, to build on a recent deal between the countries.
Ted Cruz blames Nigeria for ‘mass murder’ of Christians: What’s the truth?
Nigeria is suffering complex security crises, but Republicans in US are eager to paint them as purely religious.
Trump live: Ex-FBI chief Comey pleads not guilty
Trump critic James Comey pleads not guilty to charges that he made false statements to Congress.
Regional powers signal objection to US reclaiming Afghanistan’s Bagram base
A forum of regional countries, including India, voiced opposition to any foreign military infrastructure in Afghanistan.
A decolonised alternative to Trump’s Gaza peace plan
Only a decolonised plan centred on Palestinian sovereignty can bring lasting peace to Gaza.
Rose is afraid of walls
Two years of genocide have made left my three-year-old niece traumatised. Fear and anxiety shape her childhood.
Van Jones and the moral vacancy of American commentary on Gaza
US pundit’s ‘dead Gaza baby’ joke exposes the moral vacancy that defines US media on Palestine.
Two years after October 7: Israel’s reckoning
The Gaza war has lasted two years – are Israel and the US ready to end it now?
How the US funded Israel’s wars on Gaza, Lebanon, Iran
Twin reports from the Costs of War Project find the US has backed Israel with more than $21bn since October 2023.
‘Not a punchline’: 15 dehumanising quotes on Gaza atrocities by US figures
Van Jones apologises for joke about dead Palestinian babies, but not alone when it comes to insensitive remarks on Gaza.
Witnesses testify defendant ‘fully aware’ he was assaulting Gisele Pelicot
Husamettin Dogan is the only defendant to appeal his conviction for assaulting Pelicot in a landmark French case.
How Ladakh protest leader Sonam Wangchuk went from Indian hero to ‘traitor’
Wangchuk, a celebrated innovator, inspired a Bollywood megahit. Now he’s being accused of challenging the Indian state.
Indonesia vs Saudi Arabia: AFC World Cup qualifier – teams, start
Indonesia face Saudi Arabia, who are cohosting the final AFC qualifiers for football’s 2026 FIFA World Cup with Qatar.
US National Guard troops arrive in Illinois as Trump escalates crackdown
Troops arrive despite active legal challenges from Chicago and the state of Illinois in the courts.
How to fix France’s deepening political crisis?
President Emmanuel Macron under pressure as parliamentary paralysis persists.
Conservative-led US Supreme Court seems wary of ‘conversion therapy’ ban
The high court’s conservative justices express concern the ban might infringe upon therapists’ freedom of speech.
Gaza girl removes ‘stray bullet’ after being injured by an Israeli drone
A Palestinian girl removed a ‘stray bullet’ that struck her in the head during an Israeli drone in Gaza city.
The second year of genocide was different
Israel got creative with new methods of mass torture and murder, giving us a choice of how we die.
Hamas wants ‘guarantees’ Israel will end Gaza war as talks on day 2 wrap up
Senior Hamas official says group intends to release captives in stages linked to the withdrawal of Israel’s military.
Tesla unveils new lower-cost Model Y amid rising competition
The electric carmaker’s new model comes as part of efforts to address slumping sales.
Canada’s Carney and Trump meet at the White House as trade tensions loom
US’s Trump said the two leaders would discuss trade as tariffs weigh on the Canadian economy.
Gaza in a thousand faces
Al Jazeera looks back at the faces of people who suffered throughout two years of Israel's war on Gaza.
Ecuadorean President Daniel Noboa unharmed after attack on his car
A minister claimed the attack was an assassination attempt, but protesters said they were targeted with violence, too.
Jury orders Johnson & Johnson to pay $966m in talc cancer case
A Los Angeles court orders the pharma giant to pay damages to the family of Mae Moore, who died of mesothelioma in 2021.
Ceasefire declared between Syrian forces, Kurdish fighters after one killed
A landmark deal to integrate the SDF with state institutions has stalled as both sides accuse each other of violence.
US activist from Gaza flotilla alleges ‘psychological torture’ by Israel
David Adler says Sumud Flotilla activists were ‘kidnapped, stripped, zip-tied, blindfolded’ and sent to prison camp.
UK prosecutors to appeal decision to dismiss Kneecap rapper ‘terror’ charge
Liam O’Hanna said after case thrown out last month that charges aimed at silencing dissent over Gaza war.
Malaysia football federation to fight FIFA sanctions for cheating claims
FIFA cited falsified or doctored documentation in sanctioning Malaysia football for breaches in an AFC qualifier.
Five Georgia opposition leaders charged with ‘coup’ attempt after protests
The arrests followed clashes on Saturday, as many opposition parties boycotted local elections.
Italy-Israel World Cup tie faces security concerns amid protests
Italy host Israel in an October 14 World Cup qualifier, in Udine where the football stadium only holds 6,000 spectators.
Indonesia ends search for victims of school collapse with at least 61 dead
Officials halt search at al-Khoziny school after clearing debris and determining no more bodies to be found.
The young children killed by Israeli fire this year in occupied West Bank
The stories of boys and girls killed walking in their neighbourhoods, playing outside or staying home.
Italy to propose global ceasefire for 2026 Winter Olympics
A global truce for the duration of February’s 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics will be sought by hosts Italy.
US and China provoke sharp fall in global outlook for renewable power
Lowered support means capacity now expected to grow to no more than 4,600GW by 2030, 900GW lower than 2024 estimate.
What is Insurrection Act, could it help Trump deploy troops to US cities?
Threat to invoke the Act comes amid protests in Portland and legal challenges against his anti-immigration crackdown.
Fifth French PM quits in three years: Can Macron survive, and what’s next?
An embattled President Macron is facing increasing calls to announce snap elections or even to step down.
Tunisia pardons man sentenced to death over Facebook posts
Saber Ben Chouchane, who was given the death penalty over posts insulting President Kais Saied, is released.
Is Donald Trump trying to dial back tensions with Brazil?
Trump’s 50 percent tariffs on Brazil have strained ties. But experts say he might be smelling the coffee – literally.
Outgoing French PM launches last-gasp bid to quell political crisis
Sebastien Lecornu to hold two days of talks to try to shore up cross-party support for his collapsed government.
Israel is fractured, isolated after two years of its war on Gaza: Analysts
The trauma of the Hamas-led attacks on Israel continues to define and justify its bombing of Gaza, analysts say.
What caused Nepal’s devastating flood damage and how was it contained?
Karki government has been praised for issuing early warnings and imposing road closures in response to flood forecasts.
Japanese football official sentenced for viewing child pornography images
Masanaga Kageyama was on a flight to Chile for the Under-20 World Cup when the crew raised the alarm.
Two years of Israel’s genocide in Gaza: By the numbers
Israel has killed or injured more than 10 percent of Gaza’s population over the past 24 months.
Nobel Prize in Physics awarded to trio for quantum mechanics discoveries
Quantum mechanics is the ‘foundation of all digital technology’, notes the chair of the Nobel Committee for Physics.
Pope Leo plans symbolic debut foreign trips to Turkiye and Lebanon
Pontiff expected to appeal for peace in Middle East and address the region’s Muslims and Christians.
Myanmar activists to sue Norway’s Telenor for handing data to military
Claimants say government used data to track and target activists in the wake of 2021 coup.
German mayor-elect gravely wounded in stabbing attack
Chancellor Friedrich Merz condemns ‘heinous attack’ after Iris Stalzer, mayor-elect of Herdecke, stabbed.
Marc Marquez to miss two MotoGP rounds with shoulder injury
The seven-time MotoGP world champion will be out of action until November after reinjuring his shoulder on the weekend.
Harvard ruled as legally liable for theft of body parts from morgue
Families can now sue the university for mishandling human remains donated for research and teaching puroses.
LeBron James’ post causes retirement rumours as Lakers ticket prices rise
James’ cryptic “The Second Decision” video sent tickets for the Los Angeles Lakers’ final home game skyrocketing.
Live: Israel’s genocide continues across Gaza two years since start of war
As talks are in progress in Egypt to discuss plan to end the war in Gaza, deadly Israeli attacks continue in Gaza.
One killed, several injured in Syrian Army, SDF clashes in Aleppo: Reports
A member of Syria’s internal security forces killed and three others injured, along with civilians, in Aleppo clashes.
Trump walks back offer to talk to Democrats as government shutdown extends
US President Donald Trump says Democrats must end the shutdown before talks can start after six days of gridlock.
The Take: Two years after October 7 – Israel’s reckoning
The Gaza war has lasted two years – are Israel and the US ready to end it now?
Day one of Gaza peace talks ends on ‘positive’ note in Egypt
Sources familiar with the talks with Israel and Hamas say that progress was made on Monday, negotiations to continue.
With Gaza in ruins, will US media name the crime?
With at least 66,000 Palestinians dead and mounting genocide declarations, will Western media hold Israel accountable?
Indians hard hit as US student visas decline by a fifth from last year
Indian nationals see decrease of 45 percent compared to same period last year as US clamps down on foreign students.
Trump announces 25 percent tariffs on medium and heavy imported trucks
It is not clear if countries under trade agreements with the US would also be subjected to this new tariff.
Israel deports Greta Thunberg and other Gaza flotilla activists
Among the 161 arriving in Athens, MEP Rima Hassan reports that she was ‘beaten’ by Israeli police officers.
Death toll in Indonesian school collapse rises to at least 60
Indonesia’s national search-and-rescue agency said more bodies discovered in the rubble, a week after school collapse.
A 10-point plan for Israel
Here is what needs to happen to put Palestinians and Israelis on the path to peace.
ICC convicts first militia leader for brutal attacks in Darfur
The International Criminal Court has found Sudanese militia chief Ali Muhammad Ali Abd-Al-Rahman guilty of war crimes.
Lula asks Trump to lift 40 percent tariff from Brazilian goods
Trump had imposed a 40% tariff on Brazil in July on top of a 10% earlier even though US has a trade surplus with Brazil.
Syria shares results of first parliamentary poll amid inclusivity concerns
Election marks landmark moment in country’s post-war transition, but vote goes largely to Sunni male representatives.
Illinois lawsuit seeks to block Trump sending National Guard to Chicago
US state accuses Trump of ‘unlawful and unconstitutional’ use of National Guard in latest effort to stop deployment.
Man on trial in Albania kills judge, injures two others in shooting
Astrit Kalaja, an appeals court judge, died on his way to hospital after the courtroom attack on Monday.
US Supreme Court declines to hear Ghislaine Maxwell appeal
Former girlfriend of convicted sex abuser Jeffrey Epstein is serving a 20-year prison sentence for sex trafficking.
Madagascar anti-government protesters take to the streets for third week
Demonstrators in Madagascar decry corruption, daily power cuts and water shortages as tensions with authorities rise.
Can US strikes on suspected drug boats off Venezuela be legally justified?
Tensions rise between the US and Venezuela as Trump ratchets up military, political pressure against Venezuela’s Maduro.
ICC convicts ex-Janjaweed leader Ali Kushayb of war crimes in Darfur
The 27 guilty verdicts are the first handed down by The Hague-based court over war crimes in Sudanese region in 2000s.
Conservative writer Bari Weiss named editor-in-chief of CBS News
Appointment of media figure known for pro-Israel, anti-‘woke’ stances comes as US media firms feel Trump pressure.
Ukraine’s Zelenskyy says Western parts found in Russian drones, missiles
President says Ukraine is preparing ‘new sanctions against those who help Russia and its war’.
LIVE: Israel and Hamas begin indirect Gaza talks in Egypt
Israeli continues to attack Palestinians in Gaza as delegations from Hamas, Israel and mediators convene in Egypt.
AI now sounds more like us – should we be concerned?
Advances in AI-generated ‘deepfake’ audio could spell a boom in phone call fraud.
Is Russia’s Putin gambling with the safety of Ukraine’s nuclear stations?
Russia and Ukraine have traded blame, accusing one another of imperilling the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.
I have lost everything, all I have left is hope that the bombs will stop
I have sold my last valuable – my engagement ring – to feed my starving child. All I can do now is wait, pray and hope.
Ceasefire or empty promises? Gaza’s displaced speak out on Trump’s plan
War-weary Palestinians are sceptical yet cautiously hopeful that Trump’s ceasefire plan might ease their suffering.
Potential hurdles litter road as Israel and Hamas head to Gaza peace talks
Indirect negotiations between Israel and Hamas over Trump’s 20-point plan are set to begin in Sharm el-Sheikh.
LIVE: Aid seekers killed in Gaza as Egypt hosts Israel, Hamas officials
Israeli continues to attack Palestinians in Gaza as delegations from Hamas, Israel and mediators convene in Egypt.
Nepal hit by deadly floods after days of heavy monsoon rains
Disaster officials report at least 47 people killed as landslides and floods wreak havoc.
Nobel Prize for medicine awarded to immune system researchers
The international team discovered how the immune system is kept in check to prevent it attacking the body.
France’s new Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu resigns
President Emmanuel Macron accepts resignation of newly appointed prime minister after criticism over cabinet lineup.
Australian police search for motive in rare mass shooting in Sydney
Police say 60-year-old man in custody after he shot 50 bullets into busy Sydney street, injuring one person critically.
Trump says UFC fight at White House to be staged on his 80th birthday
US President Donald Trump announces the ‘big UFC fight’ on the White House grounds will now take place on June 14.
Nobel Prize 2025: What they are, when will the awards be announced?
Nobel Prize for medicine to be announced on Monday, followed by five other prizes to be declared over the next week.
LIVE: Deadly attacks continue across Gaza; Egypt hosts Israel, Hamas teams
Israeli continues to attack Palestinians in Gaza as delegations from Hamas, Israel and mediators convene in Egypt.
North Darfur displacement worsens as Sudan paramilitary tightens siege
El-Fasher’s population has plummeted by 62% as RSF attacks intensify, marking one of Sudan’s worst humanitarian crises.
Barcelona suffer shock defeat at Sevilla in La Liga
Barcelona’s unexpected loss to Sevilla drops the Spanish champions two points behind Real Madrid on La Liga ladder.
Governor slams ‘Trump’s invasion’ as troops deployed in Illinois
Texas governor applauds move to deploy 400 National Guard members from his state to Illinois, Oregon and other states.
Australia, Papua New Guinea sign mutual defence treaty
Pukpuk treaty commits the two neighbours to greater military cooperation, although the text is yet to be released.
More than 350 trekkers escape blizzard-hit Everest, hundreds still stranded
Rescued trekkers reach China’s Qudang township while 200 others still face treacherous Everest conditions awaiting help.
White House reverses Trump claim firings have begun amid gov’t shutdown
US lawmakers remain at impasse as shutdown stretches into sixth day; White House again threatens layoffs.
Study finds US asthma inhalers produce same emissions as 500,000 cars
Researchers say inhalers in the US alone generate annual emissions equivalent to 530,000 cars.
US sends another ‘third-country’ deportation flight to Eswatini
Trump administration continues to send individuals to countries where they have no ties amid mass deportation push.
Cycling team to drop Israel name after mass pro-Palestinian Vuelta protests
Israel-Premier Tech cycling team will drop Israeli ties after multiple protests at the Vuelta a Espana race.
AMD’s shares surge on deal to supply AI chips to OpenAI
The deal also gives the ChatGPT creator the option to buy upto 10 percent of AMD.
Poland deploys air defences as Russia launches new strikes on Ukraine
Warsaw says ground-based air defence, radar reconnaissance systems also brought to the ‘highest state of readiness’.
LIVE: India vs Pakistan – ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025
Follow our live build-up, news, scores, weather updates and commentary stream for the match in Colombo at 09:30 GMT.
India probes possible cough syrup link to deaths of at least nine children
Three states ban the cough syrup after children die allegedly after consuming the product.
UFC 320: Pereira stuns Ankalaev with TKO to regain light heavyweight title
Alex Pereira won back the light heavyweight title with a technical knockout of Magomed Ankalaev at UFC 320 in Las Vegas.
LIVE: Gaza’s ‘safe zones’ targeted by Israel as Egypt hosts ceasefire talks
Talks aim at ending nearly two years of war, with Israel’s leader expressing hope that captives would be released.
Israel strikes Gaza, killing 24 before Egypt talks on Trump ceasefire plan
Israel and Hamas set to hold indirect talks on Monday to discuss a US-led initiative largely accepted by both sides.
Gov Newsom says Trump is sending California National Guard troops to Oregon
The deployment would mark the latest escalation of Donald Trump’s use of US federal intervention in Democrat-led cities.
Parents see tragedy, not fault, in Indonesia school collapse
Rescue teams search for survivors in Indonesia as the boarding school collapse death toll rises to at least 40.
White House threatens mass layoffs amid deepening US government shutdown
US President Donald Trump blames Democrats for looming federal layoffs as shutdown enters fifth day.
Mass protests from Amsterdam to Istanbul denounce Israel’s Gaza genocide
Hundreds of thousands across Europe and the Middle East march against Israel’s ongoing genocide in Gaza.
Russia expresses full support of Venezuela after US strikes boat near coast
The US has launched four attacks on the Caribbean region in recent weeks as part of what it says is a war on drugs.
Will Israel end its occupation of Palestinian territories?
Talks to implement Donald Trump’s 20-point plan for Gaza are under way.
India beat Pakistan by 88 in Women’s Cricket World Cup to top points table
Goud and Sharma star with the ball in Colombo to give the tournament hosts their second win in two games.
Iran says nuclear cooperation with IAEA ‘no longer relevant’
Iran FM warns that Europe has ‘eliminated justification for talks’ with nuclear watchdog after triggering UN sanctions.
More Gaza flotilla activists allege mistreatment in Israeli detention
Activists deported from Israel following their arrest in the aid flotilla to Gaza say they were treated ‘like monkeys’.
UK police probe suspected arson attack on mosque as ‘hate crime’
The attack in East Sussex comes as Britain sees a wave of protests demonising Muslims and asylum seekers.
Russell wins Singapore GP for Mercedes; McLaren secure constructors’ title
Red Bull’s Verstappen finished second – and McLaren’s Norris, in third, has a 22-point lead in the drivers’ standings.
Lionel Messi assists Inter Miami back into win column against Revolution
A trio of assists by star forward Lionel Messi helped Inter Miami crush New England Revolution in Major League Soccer.
Why is ADL, the Jewish advocacy group, receiving blowback from MAGA?
The US nonprofit faces backlash after its online database on extremism included slain right-wing figure Charlie Kirk.
Five killed across Ukraine in overnight Russian attacks
Moscow has stepped up its attacks in recent weeks, particularly on Ukraine’s energy grid and gas production sites.
LIVE: Israel kills at least 19 in Gaza as negotiators head to Egypt
Uncertainty grows among displaced Palestinians as Israeli attacks continue despite indirect talks set to begin in Egypt.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,319
Here are the key events from day 1,319 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
To end the starvation in Gaza, bring back UNRWA
Western states have condemned the famine. They can end it by refunding and protecting UNRWA.
Everything you need to know about Syria’s first post-Assad elections
People’s Assembly to be chosen by electoral subcommittees in first vote under interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa.
LIVE: Israel pummels Gaza as negotiators head to Egypt
Uncertainty grows among displaced Palestinians as Israeli attacks continue even as indirect talks set to begin in Egypt.
When stones fell from the sky: The night an Afghan village was destroyed
Afghans remember the night their village was destroyed.
North Korea’s Kim vows additional military measures ahead of major parade
Kim Jong Un says Pyongyang will counter the buildup of US forces in the Korean Peninsula.
Moldova’s vote is one more sign of Russia’s weakness in its ‘near abroad’
Instead of boosting its geopolitical sway, the war in Ukraine has weakened Russia’s hold over its neighbours.
Hundreds of thousands turn out at pro-Palestine marches across Europe
Demonstrators demand immediate ceasefire in Gaza and the release of flotilla activists trying to get aid to enclave.
Georgia PM says storming of presidential palace aimed at overthrowing gov’t
Irakli Kobakhidze calls on EU envoy to condemn Tbilisi protests, saying he bears ‘special responsibility’ for unrest.
Syrian electors vote in indirect polls for first post-Assad parliament
Two-thirds of Syria’s new parliament will be chosen by electoral colleges, with the rest appointed by interim president.
MotoGP Indonesia: Aldeguer wins first race as Marquez injured on lap 1
Gresini’s Fermin Aldeguer won his first career MotoGP after Marc Marquez and Marco Bezzecchi collided on opening lap.
LIVE: Israel targets Gaza’s ‘safe zones’ as Egypt to host negotiations
Talks aim at ending nearly two years of war, with Israel’s leader expressing hope that captives would be released.
At least 47 killed in Nepal as heavy rains trigger landslides, flash floods
Heavy rains continue to disrupt rescue operations in Himalayan nation as authorities struggle to respond to the crisis.
Nairobi’s ‘Birdman’: Rescuing raptors on the streets of Kenya’s capital
Rodgers Oloo Magutha, who’s lived much of his life on the streets, has big dreams of one day opening a bird shelter.
Al-Shabab fighters killed in Mogadishu prison assault, Somalia confirms
Attackers wore military uniform and rode vehicles imitating security forces to breach a high-security prison in capital.
Real Madrid beat Villarreal as Vinicius Jr scores two goals, Mbappe injured
A Vinicius Jr brace helped Madrid reclaim top spot in La Liga after Kylian Mbappe limped off with an ankle sprain.
Iran executes six fighters accused of ties to Israel: State media
Kurdish fighter Saman Mohammadi was also hanged for killing a Muslim leader, the Mizan News Agency reports.
Yes, the ADL is a ‘political front masquerading as a watchdog’
And for the past two years, it has played well the ‘arsonist and the fireman’ scam.
Border Patrol agents shoot woman amid Chicago immigration protests
ICE agents clash with protesters, deploying rubber bullets and pepper spray amid Chicago immigration demonstrations.
Israel pounds Gaza, killing 70, despite Trump’s call for it to halt bombing
Donald Trump urges Hamas to move quickly to release captives and finalise negotiations over his plan to end the war.
Chelsea beat Liverpool with late Estevao goal as Arsenal top Premier League
Estevao’s injury-time goal seals 2-1 win for Chelsea over Liverpool as Arsenal take EPL top spot beating West Ham 2-0.
Police fire water cannon at Georgia protesters near presidential palace
Opposition protests turned violent as riot police used tear gas and water cannon after disputed local elections.
Populist billionaire Andrej Babis’s party set to win Czech election
With most votes tallied, Babis’s ANO party is ahead, but it appears set to fall short of a majority in parliament.
Gaza protests under way in Europe as arrests made in London
Protests take place in Barcelona, Rome, Lisbon and London, where police made more than 100 arrests.
LIVE: Chelsea vs Liverpool – English Premier League
Join our live build-up, with team news, on our live text commentary stream, including updates from Man Utd and Arsenal.
Munich airport resumes operations after more drone sightings halted flights
The German airport says that 46 flights had been cancelled or delayed, affecting 6,500 passengers.
India vs Pakistan – ICC Women’s World Cup: Match time, handshake row, rain
While both teams want to ‘focus on the game’, regional politics may take the attention away from cricket in Colombo.
Russian ‘savage’ attack on passenger train in Ukraine’s Sumy injures 30
President Zelenskyy condemns Moscow’s latest attack on Ukraine’s railway infrastructure.
Israel says Gaza City still a ‘combat zone’ after Trump says ‘stop bombing’
The Israeli army repeats threat to Palestinians to leave northern Gaza to the south and not to return to Gaza City.
Shubman Gill replaces Rohit Sharma as India’s ODI cricket captain
Test captain Gill takes over the 50-over leadership role ahead of the ODI series against Australia.
Death toll from Indonesia school collapse rises to 14 as more victims found
Authorities say they are using heavy equipment to look for the 49 people who remain missing.
Israeli air strikes hit Gaza despite Trump’s ‘stop bombing’ demand
Israeli air strikes and shelling destroy homes in Gaza, in defiance of Trump’s ceasefire call.
Japan’s LDP elects Takaichi as new leader, likely to be first female PM
If elected, Takaichi will face a host of issues, including an ageing population and growing unease about immigration.
World leaders weigh in on Hamas’s positive response to Trump’s Gaza plan
Global reaction to Hamas’s response, which marks a potential turning point in Israel’s two-year war on Gaza.
How tensions with Bangladesh are roiling India’s sari business
Bangladesh’s political turmoil has been mixed bag for the Indian sari industry, hurting some traders and helping others.
Who are the candidates running to be Japan’s next prime minister?
Japan’s governing Liberal Democratic Party is choosing its next leader on Saturday.
Greta Thunberg mistreated by Israeli forces in detention, activists say
Activists describe mistreatment after Israel intercepted Gaza aid flotilla and detained about 450 people.
The Take: Why did the US government shut down?
As the US federal government shuts down, will President Trump use it to amass even more executive power?
Israeli military intercepts last Gaza Flotilla boat
Israeli forces intercepted and boarded the Marinette, the last boat of the Global Sumud Flotilla that was still sailing.
Why did the US government shut down?
As the US federal government shuts down, will President Trump use it to amass even more executive power?
‘Will they change course?’: US Senate in deadlock over government shutdown
The third day of the US government shutdown has yielded no breakthrough as Democrats and Republicans split on spending.
Madagascar president refuses to step down as antigov’t protests continue
Protesters issue president 24-hour ultimatum to ‘respond favourably’ to demands, threatening ‘all necessary measures’.
Musician Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs sentenced to four years in prison after apology
The famed hip-hop mogul told the court that his actions were ‘disgusting’ and ‘shameful’ in a plea for leniency.
UN report finds over 40,000 in Gaza may have life-changing injuries
The UN says more than 40,000 Palestinians in Gaza have suffered potentially life-changing injuries.
Supreme Court allows Trump to nix temporary status for Venezuelan migrants
The US court’s conservative supermajority once again backed Trump’s efforts to limit temporary immigration pathways.
First lawsuit filed challenging Trump’s $100,000 H-1B visa fee
The lawsuit claims Trump does not have the authority to override the law that created the H-1B visa programme.
Police say one victim possibly shot by officer during Manchester attack
Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy heckled by members of the public at vigil for victims of attack.
FBI cuts ties with civil rights watchdog SPLC after conservative pressure
Conservatives like billionaire Elon Musk had criticised the group for its criticism of Charlie Kirk’s Turning Point USA.
How did Hamas respond to Trump’s Gaza deal? What did Trump say in response?
Hamas has responded positively to Trump’s Gaza peace proposal, but differences remain.
Hamas says it agrees to parts of Trump’s Gaza plan but seeks more talks
This is a developing news story.
Lack of data on government shutdown blurs US economy insights
Data interruption comes at a particularly uncertain time as policymakers need more data now than less.
Pro-Palestine protesters target Italy training for Israel World Cup tie
Italy are due to play Israel in a FIFA World Cup qualifier in Udine but there have been calls for a boycott.
LIVE: Israel bombs Gaza homes; Hamas responds to Trump proposal
Israel’s army issues ‘final warning’ for hundreds of thousands of people to flee Gaza City as attacks escalate.
Apple pulls ICEBlock from App Store following US government pressure
Developpers deny the Trump administration’s accusations that the app put ICE agents at risk, pledging to ‘resist’.
Pressure mounts on Meloni’s gov’t as Gaza protests paralyse Italy
Union says more than two million took to the streets Friday, with massive turnout expected tomorrow for Rome protests.
Church of England names first female archbishop of Canterbury
Announcement draws criticism from Anglican churches that oppose female bishops.
What if … the world took action to end Israel’s war on Gaza next week?
Experts tell Al Jazeera what could happen if countries decided to unite against Israel’s genocide.
Injured Yamal out of Spain’s World Cup 2026 qualifiers, could miss Clasico
Yamal will miss the games against Georgia and Bulgaria, and may also be out of the El Clasico against Real Madrid.
Chelsea vs Liverpool: Premier League – teams, start, lineups
Premier League holders Liverpool had lost their last two games visit Chelsea, who have lost their last two league games.
US conducts fourth air strike on boat in Caribbean Sea, killing four people
Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth accused the boat of ‘trafficking narcotics’ and pledged to continue the air strikes.
Man Utd manager Amorim can’t run away from results’
Manchester United are currently in the bottom half of the Premier League, where they also finished last season.
Trump issues Sunday ultimatum for Hamas to accept Gaza plan
US president has pushed a 20-point plan to ‘redevelop’ Gaza that critics say fails to support Palestinian sovereignty.
Nepal’s leaderless Gen-Z revolution has changed the rules of power
Rising without a leader, Nepal’s youth broke a cycle of betrayal and showed where power truly lies.
What Israeli settler encroachment, intimidation look like in the West Bank
After an Israeli settler shot an activist in Umm al-Khair, he has returned with impunity, harassing the villagers.
Pakistan FM says Trump’s plan to end Israel’s Gaza war was altered
The official objects to changes made to the US 20-point Gaza war plan, saying it deviates from the original draft.
Czechs vote in elections that could usher in populist billionaire
Self-described ‘Trumpist’ Andrej Babis has campaigned on pledges of welfare and halting military aid to Ukraine.
‘On our own territory’: Colombia’s last nomadic tribe fights to return home
Colombia's last nomadic tribe fights to return home
LIVE: Israel bombs Gaza homes; intercepts last flotilla boat
Israel’s army issues ‘final warning’ for hundreds of thousands of people to flee Gaza City as attacks escalate.
UK police urge cancellation of Palestine protest after Manchester attack
Protest group Defend Our Juries has said in response a planned demonstration for this weekend will still take place.
What are Trump’s new rules for universities to qualify for federal funding?
The White House sent the ‘Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education’ to nine US universities.
Venezuela slams presence of US F-35 fighter planes spotted off coast
Venezuelan government calls on US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to cease ‘thrill-seeking and warmongering posture’.
Global protests erupt over Israeli interception of Gaza aid flotilla
Crowds in Europe, South America and beyond rally to support Gaza, which faces famine after two years of bombardment.
‘Ban Israeli football’: Scholars urge UEFA to bar Israel over Gaza horrors
Legal experts underscore killing of Palestinian footballers and UN panel’s findings that Israel is committing genocide.
How 13-year-old Haikal survived Indonesia’s deadly boarding school collapse
Haikal survived for three days and two dark nights trapped beneath the rubble of his collapsed school in East Java.
India, China to resume direct flights after 5 years as relations thaw
Latest move underscores efforts to normalise ties and draw closer in wake of Trump’s policies, stiff tariffs.
Are internet rumours of a comet hurtling towards Earth true?
Space agencies say the comet, 3I/ATLAS, poses no danger, despite viral conspiracy claims.
March for 1968 Mexican student massacre eclipsed by support for Gaza
Mexico City officials estimate the march commemorating the 57th anniversary of the massacre drew 10,000 people.
What is Trump’s new TrumpRx website and will it bring medicine prices down?
The US president has launched the website to reduce the cost of prescription drugs for Americans.
US government shutdown enters third day, expected to last past weekend
White House says it plans to cut ‘thousands’ of federal jobs as it freezes funding to Democratic states.
How much of Europe’s oil and gas still comes from Russia?
In 2021, Russia supplied 45% of the EU’s gas and 27% of its oil. By 2024, these dropped to 19% and 3%.
Taylor Swift’s 12th studio album Showgirl shatters Spotify record
Showgirl breaks Spotify records as Taylor Swift’s most pre-saved album, highlighting her enduring popularity.
Cambodian former opposition politician’s killer jailed for life in Thailand
Lim Kimya was killed in January by Ekkalak Paenoi while visiting Bangkok with his wife, Anne-Marie Lim.
LIVE: Israel bombs Gaza homes; military intercepts last flotilla boat
Israel’s army issues ‘final warning’ for hundreds of thousands of people to flee main urban centre as attacks escalate.
LIVE: Israel blows up Gaza City homes as Palestinians ordered to flee
Israel’s army issues ‘final warning’ for hundreds of thousands of people to flee main urban centre as attacks escalate.
Death of a rainmaker: When drought means murder in South Sudan
For a group of people whose job means life, climate change can spell death.
Munich airport halts flights after drone sightings; passengers stranded
Nearly 3,000 passengers are stranded. The sightings follow similar incidents in Denmark and Norway last week.
Beijing’s top diplomat in HK sets out red lines for new US Consul General
China told the US envoy to abide by ‘fundamental norms governing international relations’, including noninterference.
‘Zubeen was for all’: Singer’s death unites India’s religiously torn Assam
Amid soaring Hindu-Muslim tensions in the BJP-ruled northeastern state, Zubeen Garg’s music served as a rare unifier.
Papua New Guinea cabinet signs landmark defence treaty with Australia
The Pukpuk Treaty is due to be signed soon by PNG Prime Minister James Marape and Australia’s PM Anthony Albanese.
Israel dismantles Gaza humanitarian flotilla – but one boat sails on
The Israeli navy has intercepted all but one ship that formed the 44-strong Global Sumud Flotilla – the Marinette.
Why has Pakistan-administered Kashmir erupted in protest again?
Communications blackout and deadly clashes grip the region as protesters present 38 demands to the government.
South Korea president apologises for abusive foreign adoption scheme
Programme, which started after Korean War as a way of removing mixed-race children from society, violated human rights.
France detains Russian ‘shadow’ tanker to disrupt war in Ukraine
Moscow considers France’s detention of the ship, and arrest of the captain, an act of piracy.
What we know about deadly UK synagogue attack
Authorities in the UK are investigating what they described as a terrorist incident outside a synagogue in Manchester.
Argentina’s Congress overturns President Javier Milei’s veto on funding
The congressional setback arrives as Milei’s political party faces slumping popularity headed into a midterm election.
Hamas says it will respond ‘soon’ to Trump’s proposal to end Gaza war
Egypt’s foreign minister warned of escalation if the Palestinian group rejects plan to end the nearly two-year conflict.
Trump memo says US in ‘non-international armed conflict’ with cartels
Memo reported by US media shows Trump justification for strikes on alleged drug smugglers experts say likely illegal.
Putin warns of harsh response to ‘Europe’s militarisation’
Russia’s president says Moscow is ‘closely monitoring’ the situation, warns that Ukraine is playing a ‘dangerous game’.
US judge rejects Abrego Garcia’s asylum bid after wrongful deportation
The ruling is the latest twist in a case that has become emblematic of President Trump’s mass deportation campaign.
Shock and disbelief as Manchester community reels from synagogue attack
Residents in UK’s Crumpsall say they are shocked after a car and knife attack near synagogue kills two people.
The US military’s MAGA makeover
The US military is getting a MAGA makeover and a heavy dose of Christian nationalism.
Trump threatens to cut ‘Democratic agencies’ amid government shutdown
The US presidents meets with the White House budget director as the shutdown continues into a second day, amid impasse.
What we know about Israel’s interception of the Gaza flotilla
Videos show Israeli forces intercepting several aid boats in international waters and detaining activists onboard.
Judge denies Elon Musk’s bid to move Twitter case from Washington to Texas
Musk, considered the world’s richest man, had argued his ‘incredibly busy’ schedule made attending the DC case a burden.
UN warns of potential ‘ethnically driven’ atrocities in Sudan’s el-Fasher
United Nations says more than 90 people were killed in paramilitary attacks on the city over 10 days last month.
Death toll rises to 3 in Morocco with more protests expected
Moroccan leader says he is open to a dialogue to end youth-led protests against alleged corruption.
Tesla sales jump as buyers scramble before EV tax credit expires
Analysts expect sales by the electric automaker to slump in the months ahead.
Kabila sentenced to death: What it means for DRC and what’s next
President Felix Tshisekedi’s government accuses the former leader of allying with the M23 rebel group.
Will Europe use Russian assets to fund Ukraine? Could Moscow hit back?
Some European countries have raised concerns about potential legal challenges to the ‘reparations plan’ for Ukraine.
French unions strike, demand end to austerity and Macron’s spending cuts
Tens of thousands turn out, but numbers are fewer so far than last protest that drew half a million to the streets.
Deadly Manchester synagogue attack: What we know about victims and attacker
A car was rammed into pedestrians and at least one person stabbed as worshippers arrived to celebrate Yom Kippur.
Stranded in Gaza, I risk losing my UK scholarship as evacuation stalls
Delays and opaque rules mean students like me face losing scholarships and futures as bombs fall and deadlines pass.
Fact check: US 2025 government shutdown talking points
In over a decade of US shutdowns, Republicans and Democrats have played the blame game. We check their claims.
No, Bill Maher, there is no ‘Christian genocide’ in Nigeria
From Boko Haram to herder–farmer clashes, Nigeria’s crises are complex. Simplistic genocide claims fuel propaganda.
Coco Gauff defeats Eva Lys to reach China Open semifinal
The second-seeded American reached her first semifinal since the French Open in June.
UK gov’t demand to access Apple users’ data raises civil liberties issues
Second order this year focuses on UK users; earlier attempt included US user data, but was withdrawn under US pressure.
UK police shoot man suspected of car ramming, stabbing near synagogue
‘Appalled’ UK PM Starmer departs early from a European summit in Copenhagen; decries that this happened on Yom Kippur.
Death toll rises to 72 after powerful earthquake in Philippines
More than 20,000 evacuees and 294 injured recorded as aftershocks continue to unsettle communities in northern Cebu.
Hopes dim for survivors after Indonesia school building collapses
Hundreds await news of loved ones as rescue teams cautiously use heavy machinery in Indonesia school collapse mission.
‘No signs of life’: Hopes turn to anguish in Indonesia school collapse
Some families say they’re still holding out hope their loved ones are alive as authorities shift to recovery operation.
UK court convicts 7 men for ‘grooming’, systematic abuse of teens
Gang ringleader is sentenced to 35 years in prison for abuse; others get a minimum of 12 years.
Zelenskyy meeting European leaders in Denmark to rally support for Ukraine
Denmark PM Mette Frederiksen says that Europe is in a hybrid war waged by Russia, and Ukraine is first line of defence.
Russia advances in Ukraine as Zelenskyy touts ‘mega’ US weapons deal
Trump gets closer to Ukraine as top European official warns ‘we are no longer at peace’ amid airspace rows with Russia.
Schools and airport shut as Hurricane Imelda moves over Bermuda
Bermuda deploys soldiers to secure infrastructure, clear roads and help at emergency shelters.
Israel threatens all staying in Gaza City, kills at least 17 in enclave
Israeli Defence Minister Katz says anyone who stays in Gaza City will be considered ‘terrorists and terror supporters’.
How the world is responding to Israel’s interception of the Gaza flotilla
Italian unions call for general strike as global protests grow and multiple governments criticise Israel.
Yasin Malik, Kashmir’s best-known separatist, an Indian intelligence asset?
In an affidavit whose contents have gripped India, Malik claims he worked with multiple Indian prime ministers, agents.
The Take: The US military’s MAGA makeover
The US military is getting a MAGA makeover and a heavy dose of Christian nationalism.
US government shutdown continues, as Trump cuts funds for Democratic states
Republicans and Democrats fail to narrow differences on spending bill, as effects of shutdown start showing.
FBI cuts ties with Anti-Defamation League amid conservative backlash
FBI Director Kash Patel announces break with anti-Semitism watchdog amid outrage over description of Charlie Kirk.
LIVE: US government shutdown starts as Trump threatens mass layoffs
The shutdown comes as Republicans fail to reach deal with Democrats concerned by steep hikes in health insurance costs.
How does China’s K visa work and can it compete with the H-1B?
China is rolling out a new visa aimed at foreign talent in STEM just as the US is tightening eligibility for the H-1B.
Gaza Sumud flotilla: How Israel breaks international maritime law
The Global Sumud Flotilla says its fleet of over 50 ships has entered the 'high-risk zone.'
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,315
Here are the key events on day 1,315 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
US government shuts down after Senate fails to pass spending bill
Funding to keep the federal government running expires after Republicans and Democrats fail to reach a deal.
Rohingya ask UN ‘where is the justice’ amid Myanmar violence, aid cuts
Rohingya speakers urge the UN not to forget the plight of minorities in Myanmar's Rakhine state and refugee camps.
Qatar PM talks to Al Jazeera about proposal to end Gaza war
Qatar’s Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani told Al Jazeera the Gaza ceasefire plan
Ethiopia church scaffolding collapse kills 36 during religious festival
Pilgrims were visiting the Menjar Shenkora Arerti Mariam Church to mark the annual Virgin Mary festival.
Walmart to phase out synthetic dyes in its US private label food brands
The big box retailer is the latest company to join a slew of others to cut back on additives under White House pressure.
Jane Goodall, conservationist and chimpanzee expert, dies aged 91
The Jane Goodall Institute says famed primatologist died in California during US speaking tour.
Mysterious, majestic; Sudan’s Nuba Mountains
A glimpse into a secluded community and thousands of IDPs it hosts, and how the arrival of the RSF worries them.
Peruvian police arrest suspects over livestreamed femicide in Argentina
Nine people have been detained after the murders of Morena Verdi and Brenda del Castillo, 20, and Lara Gutierrez, 15.
Israeli attacks kill at least 65 in Gaza as ceasefire plan hangs in balance
There is no respite for Palestinians forced to flee Gaza City under heavy Israeli bombardment.
Macron, Meloni argue for caution in responding to Russian ‘provocations’
EU leaders meet in Denmark after a series of drone incidents near the country’s airports and military bases.
Rescuers race to save survivors of Indonesia school collapse as quake hits
A 6.5-magnitude quake has made rescue efforts even tougher as 72-hour period for best survival chances nears its end.
US takes a stake in another firm, this time a large lithium mine
Vancouver-based Lithium Americas is developing one of world’s largest lithium mines in northern Nevada.
New Trump executive order guarantees Qatar security after Israeli attack
Trump says Qatar is ‘steadfast ally in pursuit of peace, stability and prosperity’ and helps US in mediating conflicts.
Morocco arrests hundreds of protesters as rallies turn violent
Members of Moroccan security forces and civilians reported hurt as youth antigovernment protests turn violent.
Global Sumud Flotilla sails into ‘high-risk zone’ near Gaza
The Global Sumud Flotilla says its fleet has sailed into the “high-risk zone.”
Israel intercepts Gaza Sumud flotilla vessels: What we know so far
Global Sumud Flotilla had been pressing forward with its mission to break Israel’s siege of Gaza.
Israeli forces board Gaza flotilla, detain Greta Thunberg, other activists
At least six ships have been boarded by the Israeli navy so far and more interceptions are expected to take place.
A history of US government shutdowns: Every closure and how long it lasted
The US government has had 20 funding gaps, resulting in 10 shutdowns since 1976, the longest lasting 35 days.
US Republicans and Democrats are at a political impasse
US political analyst Eric Ham says the US government shutdown is a “game of chicken” that’s spiraled out of control.
In Poland, migrant workers from Latin America report abuse, exploitation
Latin Americans are increasingly flocking to Poland for work, lured by the false promise of secure salaries.
Supreme Court temporarily blocks Fed Governor Cook firing
High court to hear arguments in January on whether Cook will lose her job but says she may stay in her post until then.
Germany arrests three men suspected of targeting Jewish institutions
The men are suspected of of being ‘foreign operatives’ for Hamas and will appear in court Thursday, prosecutors say.
PSG beat Barcelona for winning start to Champions League defence
Holders Paris Saint-Germain come from behind to win 2-1 at Barcelona in the league phase of the Champions League.
Jannik Sinner beats Learner Tien to win China Open final
Sinner rebounds from his recent US Open final defeat to Carlos Alcaraz with a third title of the season in Beijing.
What happens when the US government shuts down?
The US Government has shut down after the Senate failed to pass a spending bill. Heidi Zhou Castro breaks it down.
The US government has shut down – what happens now?
Hundreds of thousands federal employees to be furloughed while others, including FBI, CIA agents, will work without pay.
Starvation is a war crime. So why is it so rarely prosecuted?
From Bengal to Gaza, hunger is often used as a weapon of war but almost never punished.
Greece labour law protests bring public transport to a halt
Unions are protesting against government plans to allow extended working hours, including shifts of up to 13 hours.
“Polarised” politics to blame for US govt shutdown
White House columnist at The Hill, explains how political polarisation in the US has meant more frequent govt shutdowns.
Munich’s world-famous Oktoberfest suspended in Germany after ‘bomb threat’
Police are investigating whether an explosion in northern Munich is linked to the popular beer festival.
Madagascar protesters return to streets as government dissolves
Youth-led protests over water and electricity continue in Madagascar, despite government concessions.
How Pakistan misread the Taliban and lost peace on the frontier
As Kabul resists action against the Pakistan Taliban, Islamabad is left to weigh military strikes and expulsions.
Trump’s Gaza ‘Board of Peace’ promises Tony Blair yet another payday
UK’s top war criminal-turned-consultant is set to front Trump’s Gaza plan, where colonialism is sold as investment.
‘Congress members get paid, janitors don’t’ in US shutdown: Fact check
US podcast host and former presidential assistant Dan Koh made this claim - but is it true?
Deadly earthquake hits Philippines: What we know so far
Local authorities say nearly 70 people have been killed and hospitals in the Cebu province are overwhelmed.
Video: Suspects in Argentina triple femicide arrested in Peru
Police in Peru say they have arrested the main suspects in the murders of two women and a girl.
Videos capture 6.9 magnitude earthquake as it hits the Philippines
A powerful earthquake has struck Cebu in the central Philippines, collapsing homes and businesses.
Democrats & Republicans trade blame as US government shuts down
Democrats and Republicans blamed each other as the US federal government went into shutdown after the two parties failed
Israeli settlers burn Palestinian home, fell olive trees in West Bank
There have been more than 2,400 settler attacks on Palestinian property since October 2023, with over 3,000 displaced.
The Taliban rejects reports of nationwide internet ban in Afghanistan
The hardline rulers have previously announced local blackouts as part of attempts to combat 'immoral activities'.
Jannik Sinner beats Learner Tien to win China Open
Sinner rebounds from his recent US Open final defeat to Carlos Alcaraz with a third title of the season in Beijing.
Philippines quake kills dozens as injured overwhelm hospitals
Rescuers scrambling to find survivors are hampered as the region recovers from a recent typhoon.
Qatari PM hopes ‘momentum’ now to end Israel’s Gaza war; Hamas deliberates
'The main focus is how to protect the people in Gaza,' stressed the Qatari PM in an interview with Al Jazeera.
Asia Cup 2025: India and Pakistan turn cricket into militarised theatre
Handshake snubs, trophy refusal and jingoism in Dubai show how their toxic rivalry threatens the game itself.
Pfizer strikes deal with Trump administration to cut US drug prices
US consumers not expected to start seeing lower prices under the Pfizer deal until 2026.
At least 9 dead in severe weather in Ukraine’s Odesa as war rumbles on
More than 350 people have been rescued after the south Ukrainian city was hit by two months of rain in just seven hours.
Israel attacks kill at least 17 in Gaza as ceasefire plan hangs in balance
There is no respite for Palestinians bombarded and forced to flee Gaza City under heavy Israeli fire.
Can Trump save Argentina’s crisis-stricken economy as he hopes?
The US is planning to extend a $20 billion loan to Argentina in support to President Javier Milei.
Why NYC’s Zohran Mamdani doesn’t fit racial boxes – and that’s the point
The New York City mayoral candidate is in the spotlight for his Ugandan heritage. What does it reveal about race in US?
Over 90 people believed buried under rubble after Indonesia school collapse
Authorities say six people are still alive under the rubble of the school and in contact with rescue workers.
Mbappe scores hat-trick as Real Madrid dominates Kairat in Champions League
Kylian Mbappe and Real Madrid bounce back from a disappointing weekend defeat to Atletico to power past Kairat Almaty.
DR Congo’s ex-President Joseph Kabila sentenced to death in absentia
Head of military tribunal says Kabila convicted of several crimes, including treason, murder and torture.
What does Trump’s plan mean for the state of Palestine?
Analysts say Trump's ceasefire plan has no guarantees for the Palestinians and, once again, favours the Israelis.
Trump administration deporting hundreds of Iranian citizens: Tehran
An Iranian Foreign Ministry official says the Trump administration plans to deport about 400 Iranians.
US deportation drive against pro-Palestine students is illegal, judge rules
Federal judge finds Trump officials misused powers to silence lawful criticism of Israel, chilling free speech.
As tariffs hit, Americans grapple with rising bills and multiple jobs
Rising rent and grocery bills are making life harder for everyone from teachers to gig workers and small business owners
Death toll rises to 69 after strong earthquake strikes central Philippines
Rescue efforts under way after a quake off Cebu Island damages buildings and sends people running onto the streets.
Magnitude 6.9 earthquake hits off central Philippines coast
Earthquake sends people running into the streets, damages buildings after hitting off Cebu island.
Galatasaray beat Liverpool 1-0 in raucous Champions League clash
Victor Osimhen scores an early penalty as the Turkish giants beat the English champions in Istanbul.
Ukraine’s Zelenskyy says situation ‘critical’ at Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant
Ukrainian leader says plant has been without power for seven days, longest stretch since Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022.
UN Security Council approves ‘Gang Suppression Force’ for Haiti
International mission would surge personnel in Haiti, with mandate to 'neutralise, isolate, and deter' gangs.
Will a government shutdown hurt the US economy?
Experts say furloughs and layoffs could slow consumer spending in the months to come.
Hegseth bashes wokeness in unprecedented meeting with top military brass
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth gathered 800 top US military leaders at Marine Corps Base Quantico in Virginia.
Trump’s Gaza peace plan has 20 points but few details
Details are key in any peace agreement. Donald Trump’s 20-point plan for Gaza is notably lacking in them.
Analysis: How happy is Israel’s Netanyahu with Trump’s Gaza plan?
Israeli PM Netanyahu says he's accepted the proposal, but with far-right opposition, will he follow through with it?
South African Ambassador to France found dead outside Paris hotel
South African Ambassador Nkosinathi Emmanuel "Nathi" Mthethwa was found dead outside of a high-rise hotel in Paris.
Qatar ‘optimistic’ about Trump’s Gaza peace plan
Qatar says that it is ‘truly optimistic’ about US President Donald Trump’s Gaza peace plan.
UK polls suggest Starmer is deeply unpopular. Can he survive another year?
Having led Labour to victory last year, the premier is struggling to build trust with his voters.
Barcelona vs PSG: UEFA Champions League – team news, start time and lineups
The two most decorated teams of the last European season meet in a Champions League Matchday 2 showdown in Spain.
Can Trump’s plan end the war in Gaza?
US president says Hamas has 'three or four days' to respond to his Gaza ceasefire proposal.
Key takeaways from Trump’s speech to US military generals
Republican president tells top military officers they will play part in 'war from within' in major US cities.
Why does misinformation spread faster than truth?
We examine how online misinformation spreads and the efforts to stop it.
25 years since the killing of Muhammad al-Durrah in Gaza
It’s been 25 years since video of Israel’s killing of Palestinian boy Muhammad al-Durrah was seen around the world.
Ukrainian diver with alleged links to Nord Stream attack detained in Poland
The diver, identified as Volodymyr Z, held for 2022 explosions that largely severed Russian gas supplies to Europe.
Key takeaways from US President Trump’s ‘Gaza peace plan’
US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu say they agree on a new Gaza peace deal.
Afghanistan imposes internet blackout: What has the effect been so far?
Telecommunications down after Taliban authorities cut fibre-optic connections in several provinces to prevent ‘vice’.
Why is the US government on the brink of a shutdown? What will it mean?
A US government shutdown could result in layoffs of federal workers.
Palestinians in Gaza react to Trump plan on ending Israel’s war
Palestinians in Gaza have been reacting to US President Donald Trump's 20-point plan to bring an end to the war on Gaza.
Madagascar president dissolves government after deadly protests
Madagascar’s president has dissolved his government in response to youth-led protests that killed at least 22 people.
Liberals are catalysts to catastrophe, again
In their self-serving pursuit of maintaining the status quo, liberals continue to appease the right.
Trump sets deadline for Hamas to respond to his Gaza peace plan
US President Donald Trump says Hamas has three or four days to respond to his proposed plan to end the war in Gaza.
LIVE: Galatasaray vs Liverpool – UEFA Champions League
Follow the build-up, analysis, and live text commentary as Turkish giants Galatasaray host Liverpool in Istanbul.
Why are US Tomahawk missiles for Ukraine a ‘red line’ for Russia?
Russia claims US Tomahawks won't do much to help Ukraine, but could signal US 'interference'.
Trump says Hamas has ‘three or four days’ to respond to Gaza proposal
US president says it will be 'a very sad end' if Palestinian group does not agree to his 20-point Gaza plan.
Destruction at scene of Pakistan security HQ suicide bombing
Video shows the suicide car bombing aftermath outside a paramilitary headquarters in Pakistan’s Balochistan province.
Trump’s Gaza peace plan welcomed by Arab and Islamic countries, the West
The Palestinian Authority joins regional leaders in welcoming US president's 20-point peace plan to end war in Gaza.
Madagascar president dissolves government after youth-led deadly protests
The demonstrations, which started over deteriorating living conditions, have left 22 people dead, according to the UN.
Five unanswered questions about Trump’s Gaza plan
Details and timelines remain vague in the 20-point plan, unveiled in the White House on Monday.
UK Labour Party members vote to recognise Gaza genocide at conference
The move adds pressure on the UK government led by PM Starmer, which has been slammed over its stance on Gaza war.
Trump’s Gaza peace plan lacks protections for Palestinians, analyst says
US President Donald Trump’s Gaza peace plan guarantees a “long-term occupation by foreign troops,” says Phyllis Bennis.
Should Israel be banned from international competitions?
Calls for Israel to be banned from the World Cup and Eurovision are growing due to the genocide in Gaza.
Lawyer for suspect in Kirk killing wants more time to review evidence
Amount of evidence in Charlie Kirk murder case is 'voluminous', both prosecutors and defence agree.
North Korea says denuclearisation would mean surrendering its sovereignty
North Korea's Vice Foreign Minister Kim Son Gyong staunchly defended the country’s nuclear programme.
Here’s the full text of Trump’s 20-point plan to end Israel’s war on Gaza
The White House says its proposal would end the war on Gaza immediately if both sides accept.
Netanyahu says he supports Trump’s plan to end war on Gaza
Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu has said he supports US President Trump’s 20-point plan to end the war on Gaza.
India’s Asian Cup win over Pakistan reignites political tensions
India’s cricket team hoisted an imaginary trophy after winning the 2025 Asia Cup against Pakistan.
Israel carries out drone strike in southern Lebanon, killing one person
The strike is the latest in a string of Israeli attacks despite a ceasefire announced in November.
Trump outlines plan to end Israel’s war on Gaza
US President Donald Trump has outlined a plan to end Israel’s war on Gaza.
Israeli PM Netanyahu apologises to Qatar over Doha attack
Netanyahu also apologises for violating Qatari sovereignty, which drew global condemnation.
White House shares Trump’s plan to end the war in Gaza
This is a breaking news story.
Nurse shot in the head while working at Gaza’s Nasser Hospital
Video shows the moment a Palestinian nurse was shot in the head at one of the few hospitals still operational in Gaza.
What is the Trump plan for Gaza and will it work?
Trump's 21-point plan is said to have Netanyahu on board, but Hamas says it's not received any proposal yet.
Canada labels India’s Bishnoi gang as ‘terrorist’ organisation
The move will enable asset seizures and prosecutions of Bishnoi gang that has been accused of targeting Sikh activists.
Trump promises steep tariffs for foreign movies and imported furniture
The US president pledged a 100 percent tariff for films made outside the country.
Gen Z protesters rally across Morocco demanding health, education reforms
Police say nearly 200 people have been arrested as the north African nation is rocked by biggest protests in years.
Video: Moldova’s president says election results show ‘Russia failed’
Moldova's President Maia Sandu hailed her pro-EU party’s victory in parliamentary elections.
ICC Women’s World Cup 2025: Teams, schedule, tickets, India vs Pakistan
From tournament format to venues and top players to watch, here’s Al Jazeera’s guide to the Women’s Cricket World Cup.
Moldova election results: Who won and did the diaspora play a role?
Election was tense amid pro-EU government's fight to join the bloc and move further away from Russia.
White House official claims gunman in Michigan attack ‘hated’ Mormons
Authorities say they are still searching for a motive in shooting and fire that killed at least four people at a church.
Pro-Palestinian protester interrupts UK finance minister’s speech
UK minister Rachel Reeves was interrupted by a protester holding a Palestinian flag during her speech
Iraqi man convicted for trafficking people to fight for Russia in Ukraine
The man formed groups that were sent off to fight for money or in hopes of eventually getting to Europe.
Video: Tel Aviv beach features Trump-Netanyahu art display
An installation on a Tel Aviv beach depicts US President Donald Trump and Israel's PM Netanyahu to call an end the war.
Why is the UK introducing digital IDs – and why are they so controversial?
Keir Starmer's digital ID proposal has been criticised by rivals and civil liberties groups over privacy concerns.
US ArabCon 2025 highlights Palestinian liberation amid Gaza crisis
This year’s ArabCon convention for Arab Americans centred on the Palestinian solidarity movement.
Pro-Palestine activist interrupts UK minister speech at Labour conference
The protester disrupts Rachel Reeves' speech to demand the government end 'complicity' in the war in Gaza.
Al Jazeera follows forced displacement journeys from Gaza City
Al Jazeera’s Hani Mahmoud followed the route of displaced families in Gaza struggling to find a place of refuge.
Humanitarian workers live an “unbearable reality” in Gaza
“We have been able to establish temporary learning spaces"
Why did India refuse to accept the Asia Cup trophy after beating Pakistan?
The Indian team refused to accept the trophy because it was to be presented by Pakistani Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi.
Why is former UK PM Tony Blair tipped to govern post-war Gaza?
Former British PM Tony Blair, who helped lead the 2003 invasion of Iraq, has reportedly been tipped to govern Gaza.
Video: Several dead as Typhoon Bualoi displaces thousands in Vietnam
Thousands of residents were still being evacuated as Typhoon Bualoi made landfall sooner than forecast.
Trial opens for ex-Mali PM jailed by military rulers over ‘solidarity’ post
General Goita has secured a five-year term as president for himself, and elections are postponed indefinitely in Mali.
How much extra power would a government shutdown give Trump?
Trump could use executive power to reshape federal agencies and force layoffs during a shutdown, experts say.
UK police arrest Palestine Action protesters outside conference
Dozens of supporters of Palestine Action, a pro-Palestine activist group proscribed as a terrorist organisation
I have decided to stay in Gaza City as Israel seeks to wipe it out
I know the horror of being besieged and bombed, but I will not leave. I reject the slow death of forced displacement.
Russian attacks keep “pushing the limits” of NATO countries
“Russia has no intention of ending this war.”
Thailand’s new PM vows to tackle Cambodia border conflict, economic woes
Tensions over border disputes had escalated in July during a five-day conflict between the neighbouring countries.
Several killed as US shooter attacks Mormon church and sets it on fire
A gunman opens fire at Mormon church in Michigan during Sunday service, then sets building ablaze.
How to ‘fake’ food in Gaza
The author's family has turned what meagre foods are available in Gaza into 'fakes' of things they are used to eating.
Al Jazeera reporter films Israeli strike on building in Gaza City
Ibrahim al-Khalili filmed the moment an Israeli strike targeted a building behind him in Gaza City.
PM Modi invokes conflict with Pakistan after India’s Asia Cup cricket win
Indian leader controversially refers to the politically-charged win as an extension of ‘Operation Sindoor’.
Michigan church shooting: What we know about suspect Thomas Jacob Sanford
Sanford, 40, served as a US Marine from 2004 to 2008, including a deployment to al-Fallujah, Iraq.
Trump to meet Netanyahu as ending Israel’s Gaza war reaches pressure point
Netanyahu is keeping together an uncompromising coalition, but it is holding amid takeover of Gaza, occupied West Bank.
Cowboys, Packers battle to NFL’s first tie since 2022
Dallas Cowboys and Green Bay Packers played out a rare match tie in overtime at AT&T Stadium.
Europe hold off US to win golf’s Ryder Cup 2025
Europe held on to beat the United States 15-13 on a nail-biting final day of the Ryder Cup at Bethpage, New York.
US citizen Amir Amiri freed by Taliban following Qatari mediation
An American citizen who had been detained in Afghanistan since December has been released through Qatari mediation.
Several dead, missing, as Typhoon Bualoi makes landfall in Vietnam
In advance of the typhoon's landfall, the government had evacuated more than 28,500 people.
Peru’s Gen Z rallies against President Boluarte
Protests in Peru leave 19 people injured as outrage spreads over corruption, pensions, and rising organised crime.
Iran hangs ‘one of the most important’ spies for Israel in latest execution
Iran’s Mizan news agency reports that Bahman Choobiasl was accused of meeting officials from Israel's Mossad agency.
Moldova’s pro-EU party wins election hit by Russian interference claims
Ruling party decisively victorious in parliamentary election widely viewed as a choice between Europe and Russia.
Namibia deploys army to fight fire in one of Africa’s largest reserves
The fire has burned through one-third of Etosha National Park, home to the endangered black rhinoceros.
Afghanistan’s Bagram airbase: Why is Trump desperate to take it back?
It would allow the US to again project power in the region, with China close by. But taking it back won't be easy.
Hong Kong activist Nathan Law says he was denied entry to Singapore
Pro-democracy campaign says he held a valid visa and was given no reason for the refusal.
LIVE: Israel keeps pummelling Gaza ahead of Trump-Netanyahu meeting
Israel is continuing its intense bombardment of Gaza City with more attacks carried out across the enclave since dawn.
Trump to meet Republican, Democratic leaders as US gov’t shutdown looms
The US government faces a partial shutdown from Wednesday unless Republicans and Democrats can agree on a spending bill.
Trump to deploy 200 National Guard troops to Oregon as state leaders sue
The Democrat-run state is challenging Trump's authority to deploy soldiers to what he has called 'war ravaged Portland'.
‘Cruel joke’: How Indian H-1B dreams are crash landing after Trump fee hike
Thousands of young Indians have mapped their adult lives with the aim of moving to the US, plans that now lie in tatters
Gaza and Palestine were dominant themes at UN. Will it make a difference?
Experts and diplomats say without concrete action to hold Israel accountable, rhetoric alone will not save Palestinians.
China and North Korea agree to resist ‘hegemony’, Foreign Ministry says
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi holds talks with his North Korean counterpart, Choe Son Hui, in Beijing.
‘It’s about time’: Trump says he will join gathering of US military leaders
Hundreds of top-ranking officers to convene in Quantico after being summoned by US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,313
Here are the key events on day 1,313 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
‘Horrific’: Israel bombs hospitals, residential towers amid Gaza onslaught
The Israeli military targets hospitals and multistorey buildings as it intensifies its offensive to seize Gaza City.
What’s the fallout from the latest UN sanctions on Iran?
The UN has reimposed sanctions that were lifted under a 2015 nuclear deal.
Moldova’s pro-EU party takes lead in election as vote counting under way
Moldovans await the results of a closely-watched parliamentary election, amid claims of Russian interference.
Hezbollah a ‘legitimate political party’ within Lebanon, US envoy says
Tom Barrack says Hezbollah’s legitimacy within Lebanon’s political system makes solving conflict with Israel difficult.
India defeat Pakistan by five wickets in controversy-hit Asia Cup final
Varma hits 69 not out as India chase 146 after coming into bat at 10-2 in a dramatic end to the Asia Cup 2025 in Dubai.
Taliban releases US citizen Amir Amiri after Qatari mediation
Amiri is the fifth US citizen held by the Taliban government in Afghanistan to be freed this year.
Dutch PM Schoof: On Gaza, Israel and a collapsed coalition
The Netherlands’ outgoing leader, Dick Schoof, discusses Gaza, Israel, NATO, migration and why his coalition collapsed.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams says he won’t seek re-election
Adams drops out, leaving the race between Democrat Zohran Mamdani and former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo.
The Truth About Netanyahu’s UNGA Speech
A fiery UNGA speech by Netanyahu drew walkouts, applause, and protests. Here's our look at the facts around his speech.
UK’s governing Labour party holds annual conference amid far-right surge
The UK PM, who faces a potential leadership challenge, has also faced criticism over his policy on Israel's war on Gaza.
Multiple people injured in shooting at Mormon church in Michigan: Police
Local police say the shooter is down and the church, located in the Grand Blanc Township, is on fire.
Analysis: After war with Israel, how is Lebanon’s Hezbollah regrouping?
Hezbollah is reportedly regrouping but analysts say it is pursuing different avenues, not military might against Israel.
Denmark bans drone flights after latest drone sightings at military bases
Drone sorties over past week have caused the temporary closures of several Danish airports, raising security concerns.
UN sanctions “exacerbate” Iran’s economic situation
“Countries like China, Russia or others who have been opposing the process [of imposing sanctions].”
Hamas tells Israel to cease Gaza City attacks as captives’ lives in danger
Israeli tanks are advancing in Tal al-Hawa, Sabra and other neighbourhoods of Gaza City in their ground invasion.
Here’s what happened in Gaza while world’s focus was on UN General Assembly
As world leaders talked about acting against Israel at the UN General Assembly over 360 Palestinians in Gaza were killed
The Italian people made us smile in Gaza
The mass mobilisation for Palestine across Italy echoed in Gaza. We are truly grateful.
Week in Pictures: From a typhoon in Asia to missile strikes in Kyiv
A global roundup of some of last week’s events.
Heavy Russian drone attack kills at least four in Ukraine’s capital Kyiv
Russia has launched a heavy attack on Ukraine with hundreds of kamikaze drones hitting residential buildings in Kyiv.
Iran’s parliament condemns ‘illegal’ sanctions over its nuclear programme
Iran's parliament has condemned what it calls ‘illegal’ sanctions that the United Nations has now reimposed on Tehran.
Why is the divisive Tony Blair now touted for post-Gaza war interim role?
The US plan ousts Hamas and forms an administration that will later be handed over to a reformed Palestinian Authority.
Palestinian man searches for child as Al Jazeera reports from Gaza hospital
Al Jazeera’s Ibrahim al-Khalili was reporting from Gaza’s al-Shifa Hospital when a Palestinian father rushed
Sanctions on Iran have been a spectacular strategic failure for the West
Sanctions have destroyed the Iranian middle class - the very driver of stability and moderation.
‘All eyes on Gaza’ as Germany sees largest pro-Palestine protest to date
As many as 100,000 people in Berlin rallied in support of Palestinians in what was Germany’s largest Gaza protest yet.
PSG to play 2025 Intercontinental Cup final in Qatar
UEFA club champions Paris Saint-Germain will make their FIFA Intercontinental Cup final debut in Doha on December 17.
For autistic children, Israel’s war on Gaza brings acute suffering
Abeer Hassan, looking after her autistic son, Abdallah, faces peril amid Israeli bombardment and displacement.
Livestreamed brutal murder of three young women sparks outrage in Argentina
Thousands are demanding justice after a suspected drug gang livestreamed on Instagram the torture and killing
Tens of thousands rally in Berlin against German support for Israel
More than 100,000 people protest in Berlin, urging a German policy change on Israel’s war on Gaza.
Seychelles to hold rerun presidential election as no candidate secures 50%
The electoral authority has not announced when the rerun election is expected to be held.
Crowd crush kills dozens in India at political rally for Tamil actor Vijay
A crowd crush at a campaign rally for popular actor-turned-politician Vijay has killed at least 39 people in Karur.
Iranians fear more economic pain, war as UN sanctions snapback
After about a decade, Iran is again subject to UN sanctions as the West piles pressure on Tehran.
LIVE: India vs Pakistan – Asia Cup 2025 final
Follow our live build-up, with toss and team news coverage, before our full text commentary stream of the final.
Nepal celebrates historic cricket win over former champions West Indies
Nepal beat the West Indies by 19 runs in the first of their three T20I matches in Sharjah, spurring wild celebrations.
Ulberg dominates Reyes with first-round KO at UFC Fight Night in Perth
Carlos Ulberg dropped Dominick Reyes in the opening round for his ninth straight win at UFC Fight Night in Australia.
Crowd crush at political rally in southern India kills 39 people
Crush at actor-politician Vijay’s rally in Tamil Nadu kills 39 people, including eight children; 40 others injured.
Why are TikTok conservatives predicting the rapture this week?
People are sharing videos about what to do when the end-times prophecy called the ‘rapture’ happens.
Ethiopia inaugurates GERD dam amid downstream tensions with Egypt, Sudan
Ethiopia celebrates Africa’s largest hydroelectric dam as Egypt and Sudan express fears over water security.
Trump’s $200m ballroom: A history of home improvements at the White House
The White House has announced plans to build a new ballroom, fulfilling a long-term desire of Donald Trump’s.
Fact check: Is Zohran Mamdani a communist?
No, Trump’s claim that New York City mayoral candidate’s platform is akin to communism is false, experts say.
Who is Zohran Mamdani, New York’s mayor-elect?
Riding on a progressive platform, Mamdani won the race on Tuesday to lead the largest city in the US.