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‘Not aid, but humiliation’: A desperate search for food in Gaza
Palestinians in Gaza recount journeys to Gaza Humanitarian Foundation aid distribution sites, as starvation looms.
Marco Rubio says US will begin revoking visas of Chinese students
The US will also 'enhance scrutiny of all future visa applications' from China and Hong Kong, the State Department said.
US judge says effort to deport Mahmoud Khalil likely unconstitutional
Trump administration has relied on sweeping view of executive power to push for deportation of pro-Palestine students.
Trump tells US chip design software makers to halt China sales: Report
Electronic design automation software makers were told via letters to stop supplies to China, FT reported.
‘Heinous crime’: Israel kills 10 desperate aid seekers in Gaza in 48 hours
Updated death toll comes amid condemnation of US-backed aid delivery scheme and Israeli bombing across the enclave.
Trump brushes aside Elon Musk’s criticisms of his signature budget bill
Dubbed the 'One Big Beautiful Bill', the bill would secure several of Trump's priorities while raising the debt limit.
US Vice President Vance touts Trump’s crypto record at Bitcoin conference
Praise follows conflict of interest concerns after Trump launches his own coin and hosts a dinner for his investors.
Palestinian UN envoy breaks down while recounting killed children in Gaza
Palestinian UN Ambassador Riyad Mansour broke down in tears during an emotional speech to the UN Security Council.
Can new US and Israeli-backed aid foundation in Gaza work?
The UN and aid agencies have criticised the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation after chaotic and deadly delivery.
Trump says Harvard should cap foreign enrollment, provide student list
US president says Harvard must 'show us their list' of foreign students to make sure they are not 'troublemakers'.
The Road to Mandalay | The Full Report
A magnitude 7.7 quake hit Myanmar in March. Al Jazeera documented the crisis as thousands lost shelter, food and water.
Israeli officials vow to starve Palestinians as hunger crisis deepens
On World Hunger Day, Palestinians continue to starve in Gaza. Some Israelis oppose the minimal aid that's getting in.
Pakistan’s Hasan Ali claims 5-30 as Bangladesh beaten by 37 runs
Pakistan win the opening match of the three-game T20 series against Bangladesh by 37 runs in Lahore.
Thousands of starved Palestinians storm warehouse in Gaza for bags of flour
Thousands of Palestinians stormed a UN WFP warehouse in Gaza, taking bags of flour after months of Israeli blockade.
Seven migrants die when boat capsizes at Canary Island dock
Seven people died when an overcrowded boat of migrants capsized upon reaching a dock in the Canary Islands.
Trump warns Netanyahu off Iran strike as nuclear talks continue
US president says an Israeli strike 'would be inappropriate to do right now because we're very close to a solution.'
Houston-based Avelo Airlines faces backlash for deportation flights
The first commercial airline to use its planes to deport migrants says contract 'too valuable not to pursue'.
Nowhere to Belong
Mass deportations of Haitians from the Dominican Republic are tearing families apart and causing widespread fear.
Influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate face UK rape and trafficking charges
Latest charges come as self-styled 'misogynist' brothers face separate human trafficking case in Romania.
Harvard University agrees to transfer ownership of slavery photographs
The photographs of a father and daughter have sparked conversations about the legacy of slavery and who profits from it.
Afghanistan’s children starve as calls for help go unanswered
Afghanistan's children are starving as aid cuts and the freezing of Taliban assets hit the most vulnerable people.
Who is behind Tren de Aragua?
A look at the gang at the centre of US President Donald Trump's immigration policy.
Israeli strike kills eight relatives of Palestinian photojournalist
Palestinian photojournalist Osama al-Arbid lost eight of his family members in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza City.
Sudan’s aid workers fear crackdown under strict new army rules
Aid workers fear arrest and worsening of hunger crisis that already threatens millions of people.
US to penalise foreign officials who ‘censor’ US companies, citizens
Trump administration has criticised countries for restrictions on expression, even as it cracks down on dissent at home.
Wheat shipment arrives in Syria as EU passes legislation to lift sanctions
The European Council extended asset freezes and travel bans on individuals linked to the former Assad government.
Fight for the Pacific – Episode 2: Fallout Zone
In the crossfire of a global power struggle, a compelling look at the impact of militarisation of the Pacific islands.
Why the US and Israel are pushing to privatize aid to Gaza
The US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation will start distributing aid in Gaza, despite UN concerns.
Namibia marks inaugural Genocide Remembrance Day with call for reparations
Germany has acknowledged early 1900s genocide of Herero and Nama people, but reparations remain elusive.
French surgeon sentenced to 20 years for sex abuse of nearly 300 people
Joel Le Scouarnec tells court he committed 'despicable act' in another mass rape case that shocks France.
‘Tidal wave’: How 75 nations face Chinese debt crisis in 2025
Developing countries to pay a record $22bn this year, mostly linked to loans from China's Belt and Road Initiative.
A timeline of Israel’s starvation of Gaza in 2025
Dozens of Palestinians have starved to death in Gaza due to Israel's total blockade on the enclave since.
What are Germany’s Taurus missiles that Ukraine wants?
German Chancellor Merz's recent comments cause speculation Berlin will finally send the weapons to Ukraine.
UEFA Champions League: Luis Enrique – The manager behind PSG’s run to final
Manager Luis Enrique will try to make 'treble' history as he leads PSG out against Inter in the Champions League final.
Boat capsizes on arrival at Spain’s Canary Islands; seven women, girls die
Local media reports say the small vessel appeared to be packed with more than 100 people.
Cultural Appreciation or Cultural Appropriation?
Today on The Stream:We dive into the space between cultural appropriation and appreciation.
Inquiry into deadly chemical plant explosion in China
Investigators in China are working to find the cause of a powerful explosion at a chemical plant that killed 5 people.
Preserving Oualata’s fragile manuscript legacy amid desert threats
Centuries-old manuscripts in Oualata libraries face destruction as desert sands encroach on ancient Mauritanian town.
New US plan for Gaza aid is “not just nonsensical, it’s cruel”
Rami Khouri of the American University of Beirut says Gazans are choosing being starving and being shot
Gaza aid chaos condemned by humanitarian leaders
At least 3 people died when thousands of starving Palestinians rushed to an aid distribution point.
Why millions of people don’t have enough to eat
On World Hunger Day, AJLabs examines how war, weather and wealth gaps drive starvation.
The cost of conscience: I lost friends for defending Palestinians
Bearing witness to injustice has a price. I paid it - and I would, again, because silence is complicity.
Gaza’s aid system isn’t broken. It’s working exactly as designed
What unfolded in Rafah on Tuesday was not a tragedy - it was the grim success of colonial humanitarianism.
Video: Paris protesters dye fountain red to signify Gaza bloodbath
Activists in Paris dyed a fountain red to symbolise what they called the bloodbath" taking place in Gaza.
US pauses new student visas: What it means and who it will affect
The Trump administration has paused new visa interviews for international students set to attend US universities.
‘US, China, India can all fit into Africa’: On a quest to fix the world map
Common projections shrink the size of Africa, but experts have long debated whether creating a precise map is possible.
Harvard students protest Trump’s university crackdown
Harvard students protested Donald Trump's decision to cut all remaining federal contracts with the university.
German court rejects Peruvian farmer’s climate case against RWE
Judge rules that companies 'may be obligated to take preventive measures' to counter their emissions.
US-backed Gaza aid model ‘distraction from atrocities’, UNRWA chief says
Philippe Lazzarini's remarks come a day after a deadly incident at an aid distribution centre in Rafah.
Putin is “testing the waters” in Trump relationship
Mark Storella breaks down Trump's response to Russia's Ukraine attack, his Putin ties, and whether sanctions may finally
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