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Top Russia-US diplomats hold phone call before Trump-Putin Alaska meet
Russia says both sides affirm intention for Putin-Trump meet in Alaska on Friday, where Ukraine war set to be discussed.
Assaults by Israeli soldiers become a daily reality in West Bank’s Sebastia
A Sebastia resident's ordeal highlights Israel's escalating campaign of humiliation, violence, and land appropriation.
Gunman who attacked CDC aimed to send message against COVID-19 vaccine
Investigators say the suspect blamed the COVID vaccine for his health issues ahead of a deadly shooting in Atlanta.
Al Jazeera journalists killed in Gaza again. Who will bear witness?
Five Al Jazeera journalists are killed in Gaza. As Israel plans to seize Gaza City, what future is there for reporting?
DOJ accuses George Washington University of indifference to anti-Semitism
Trump administration claims GWU failed to address or remedy anti-Semitic abuses despite student and faculty complaints.
Consumer prices increase in July amid tariff driven economic uncertainty
Prices on goods affected by tariffs saw biggest surges while prices less contingent on foreign imports saw decreases.
Jordan-Syria-US meeting held in Amman to discuss Syrian reconstruction
It also focused on supporting 'the Syrian government's efforts to consolidate' a ceasefire in Suwayda province.
Ukraine sends reserves to stop Russian advance in east amid diplomatic push
The Kremlin is pushing to seize more territory in Donetsk region before Trump-Putin talks on Friday in Alaska.
Trump threatens ‘major lawsuit’ against Federal Reserve Chief Jerome Powell
US president has pressured Powell to lower interest rates and criticised him for the Federal Reserve's renovation costs.
China slaps temporary duties on Canadian canola in ‘gut punch’ move
The provisional rate will be set at 75.8 percent and will be effective from Thursday, China said.
Widow of slain Al Jazeera journalist demands justice
Stop the killing of our spouses." The widow of slain Al Jazeera journalist Mohammed Qreiqeh speaks out.
The last will of Anas al-Sharif
Before his murder by Israeli forces in Gaza, Al Jazeera reporter Anas al-Sharif wrote a final message to be shared with
Fact-checking Trump’s claim that crime in Washington is ‘out of control’
Trump claimed DC crime is surging to deploy the National Guard, however, the city's preliminary data proves otherwise.
What is Trump’s Washington, DC security takeover plan?
Donald Trump announced a federal takeover of Washington, DC's police and the deployment of 800 National Guard troops.
Mali soldiers arrested over coup allegations: What we know
Frustration has grown since the military government banned political parties and extended its rule indefinitely.
Iran says it arrested 21,000 ‘suspects’ during 12-day war with Israel-US
Tehran says it carried out widespread internal arrests as Israel, US launched huge strikes on the country in June.
Gaza malnutrition death toll rises as Israeli attacks kill at least 67
Israel is accused of attacking safe zones and rescue workers while blocking the entry of food items into Gaza.
South Korea awaits ruling on bid to arrest former first lady
Charges against Kim, punishable by years in prison, range from stock fraud to bribery and illegal influence peddling.
Trump extends China tariff deadline for the second time. What does it mean?
US president extends deadline on higher Chinese tariffs hours before agreement was due to expire.
Those who weaponise aid and kill under its cover must face justice
My friend Nader was killed at a GHF site. I want those responsible for his murder held to account.
Global protests condemn Israeli murders of Al Jazeera staff
There have been protests in cities around the world against Israel's murder of four Al Jazeera staff in Gaza.
Syrian gov’t soldier killed in clashes with Kurd-led SDF in Aleppo province
Syria's new government says it will not take part in planned meetings with SDF in Paris amid tensions.
How a student’s death in Mexico raises questions about police violence
A 22-year-old's death has highlighted the tensions between police and student teachers with a tradition of protest.
The US is “active in protecting Israeli officials” from “any accountability”
Wadie Said, a professor of law at University of Colorado, explains how the US is shielding Israel from being held accountable for the crimes it's accused of committing in Gaza.
Do direct Putin-Trump talks in Alaska signal ‘symbolic victory for Russia’?
Mixed feelings in Moscow before Friday's summit as analysts are sceptical that peace in Ukraine will be secured.
Israel believes “any journalist reporting on Gaza” must be Hamas
That's the way Israel silences the world from criticising and holding it to account."
Thailand accuses Cambodia of planting landmines after soldier injured
Cambodia dismisses Thai army accusation that it breached truce and international law after incident near border.
Why is India so scared of my book on Kashmir that it has banned it?
My work documents what India wants hidden: Kashmir's reality after Article 370.
Italian athlete dies at World Games in China
Mattia Debertolis discovered unconscious during an orienteering event in Chengdu on August 8 and died four days later.
Wildfires in Spain kill one person as thousands forced to flee
Victim suffers serious burns amid strong winds that whip flames through Tres Canto near Madrid.
Carter feared racist abuse for James after penalty miss in Euros shootout
England beat Sweden on penalties in the Euro 2025 quarterfinal before going on to beat Spain in the final.
‘I knew these giants, Al Jazeera’s Mohammed Qreiqeh and Anas al-Sharif’
I met Mohammed and Anas during our coverage of Israel's war on Gaza, and we were all in awe of them.
UN probe finds evidence of ‘systematic torture’ in Myanmar
Investigators name senior figures among those responsible for alleged abuses at detention facilities.
Illia Zabarnyi: PSG sign Ukraine defender from Bournemouth
Champions League winners Paris Saint-Germain sign Ukraine international defender Illia Zabarnyi from Bournemouth.
PSG vs Tottenham: UEFA Super Cup – teams, start, lineups
UEFA Champions League winners Paris Saint-Germain face Europa League Tottenham in European football's curtain raiser.
‘My studies, my life’: War leaves Gaza students hungry and out of school
Hunger ravages Gaza as UN says 97% of educational facilities in the enclave have been damaged by Israeli attacks.
Sudanese RSF fighters kill more than 40 people in Darfur camp
A rescue group says civilians have been 'killed either by stray bullets or direct executions' at the camp.
Protests held worldwide over Israel’s murder of Al Jazeera Gaza journalists
Global protests target Israel and media outlets who have 'made excuses' after killing of five Al Jazeera staff in Gaza.
China, Brazil can be models of ‘self-reliance’ for Global South, Xi says
China's Xi and Brazil's Lula discuss cooperation amid fallout of US President Donald Trump's trade war.
Two dead, 10 injured in explosion at US steel plant in Pennsylvania
Flames and heavy smoke billow out of the plant owned by US Steel as firefighters struggle to extinguish the fire.
Swarm of jellyfish forces shutdown at French nuclear power plant
Warmer waters in the North Sea due to climate change have created conditions allowing jellyfish to thrive and reproduce.
Australia PM says Israel’s Netanyahu ‘in denial’ over suffering in Gaza
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese reveals details of phone conversation with Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu.
Why is Trump sending US National Guard to Washington, DC?
President is deploying National Guard in response to what he calls a crime emergency, with 800 troops to be sent to DC.
Trump names conservative economist to lead labour statistics agency
US president's nomination comes after firing of agency head raised concerns about integrity of US government statistics.
Zelenskyy says Putin readying for ‘new offensive’ in Ukraine, not ceasefire
Russian President Putin 'is definitely not preparing for a ceasefire or an end to the war' in Ukraine, Zelenskyy says.
Trump says he may reclassify cannabis as less dangerous drug
Cannabis stocks soar after US president says he is 'looking at' reclassification.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,265
Here are the key events on day 1,265 of Russia's war on Ukraine.
Gunman kills three at Target store in US state of Texas
Victims not immediately identified after deadly attack at popular store in the state capital, Austin.
US puts Balochistan armed group in Pakistan on ‘foreign terrorist’ list
The designation comes as US President Donald Trump seeks closer ties with Pakistani government.
Iran says IAEA talks will be ‘complicated’ ahead of agency’s planned visit
The IAEA is yet to make a statement about the meeting, which will not include a visit to Iranian nuclear sites.
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