Al Jazeera – Breaking News, World News and Video from Al Jazeera

Disruptions across Strait of Hormuz, Bab al-Mandeb and the Black Sea threaten supplies and raise costs for consumers.

Sepp Blatter, FIFA chief for 17 years until 2015, has blasted new proposal that moves 'people's game' further from fans.

US president promises major escalation a day after new Iran attacks and his White House meeting with Netanyahu.

Riyadh's position in the Arab and Islamic worlds bears significant weight in the prospect of normalisation with Israel.

An Indian student from Bihar says he has been charged over Cockroach' protests despite being in Russia.

New details are emerging of how US and Israeli officials believed the war on Iran would be straightforward and short.

'There is no ceasefire' say Palestinians in Gaza after new Israeli strikes

In Mexico, a record surge of brown, smelly seaweed known as sargassum has blanketed the idyllic coastline.

Locals in southern Damascus town await safer times as fears rooted in a decade of war still loom over daily life.

The next phase of AI has begun. Autonomous agents can make decisions and complete tasks with little human input.

FIFA's president lobbies for latest, and heavily criticised, proposal for investment in football's governing body.

The action is part of a wider US effort to reduce reliance on Chinese technology.

Daughter of a BJP politician, Yashaswinee Raje Singh, tells Al Jazeera why she supports India's student-led protests.

Public-service failures and uncertainty over Kais Saied's health are deepening the country's political malaise.

F1 sets a mid-September deadline to decide whether final rounds in Middle East can be held due to US-Israel war on Iran.

Americas governing body 'deeply concerned' by lack of due process in FIFA private investment plan, AFC 'disappointed'.

The US says it intercepted an Iranian 'surprise attack' on US forces as fears rise of wider war.

How the proposed FIFA Forward Enterprise has drawn criticism, including from UEFA and new United Kingdom Prime Minister.

Iran attacks now to send message as US assets build up in Israel'

Nixon Giovanni Paz, deported by ICE last year was bound and shot dead alongside his wife in Guatemala.

Hadja Lahbib calls for existing plans to be accelerated and more investment as an ominous heatwave threatens.

Russia's FSB says Telegram has not pulled content used by Ukrainian intelligence and 'terrorist' groups to plan attacks.

The BJP government's response so far has been a measured crackdown as it also attempts to woo the youth.

A women's safe spaces initiative in Gaza offers psychological support and awareness sessions.

The US and Saudi Arabia launched joint air strikes on Iraq, targeting Iran-aligned' groups.

West Indies take a 1-0 lead in the two-Test series after Jayden Seales dominates with the ball on day 4 in Trinidad.

Iran is proposing a deal that would see it have significantly more control than Oman.

A voluntary recruitment drive has only drawn 500 people so far this year, with many more eager to opt out.

At least 19 people have died of starvation in the country and 1.5 million are at risk of malnutrition, experts warn.

Russia's top online retailer Wildberries says it has evacuated warehouses in Ryazan.

Indian Premier League cements its place as cricket's number one T20 competition with an 11% rise in value this year.

At Jantar Mantar, satire and defiance punctured the prime minister's aura of invulnerability.

Diplomats Jeffrey Feltman and Michael Ratney

Iran has also struck three ships in the Strait of Hormuz and rejected Oman's proposal on managing the waterway.

New law enforcement operations could quickly escalate into a blockade of Taiwan, say analysts.

The death toll from Japan's Kyushu island quake rises to 13.

Activists protested at a hotel where Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was having dinner in Washington, DC.

Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu met at the White House for the first time since launching the war on Iran.

New York's Haitian community is living in limbo and fear after Temporary Protected Status (TPS) was terminated Monday.

The US military says it has successfully intercepted a barrage of missiles fired by Iran at its troops in Jordan.

Israeli settlers also attack a Palestinian family in Bethlehem in the occupied West Bank.

The latest hack comes after an autonomous agent escaped a controlled test and accessed AI firm Hugging Face's servers.

Riyadh says its targeted attacks were done in coordination with the US military.

After escaping war and atrocities, families now battle water shortages and fading hopes of returning home.

US President Donald Trump has held talks at the White House with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Ankara could receive 1 million barrels per day of Iraqi oil after Turkish Petroleum stake in BP-run Kirkuk oilfield.

Keiko Fujimori has been sworn in as Peru's president amid protests and promises to crackdown on crime.

Football's world governing body announces plans to sell stakes of up to 20 percent in the World Cup and other events.

Attacks come as Saudi Arabia intercepts drones and Iran warns of 'any action' to maintain its control of Hormuz.

The Houthis recently declared a naval blockade on Saudi Arabia in the Red Sea, targeting several tankers.