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Russia’s Putin says ‘no big deal’ if US won’t extend nuclear warhead limits
Russian president reveals development of new strategic weapons amid stalled nuclear treaty talks with United States.
Qatari defence minister meets with US counterpart at Pentagon
Qatari Defence Minister met with his US counterpart Pete Hegseth at the Pentagon.
Pakistan and India: What’s the global cost of natural disasters?
Floods in Pakistan and India re-ignite the debate on the mounting cost of global disasters.
Snubbed by Nobel, Trump to head to Middle East to celebrate Gaza ‘peace’
White House decries Nobel Committee's decision not to hand Peace Prize to Donald Trump after Gaza ceasefire deal.
Anti-ICE protesters, police scuffle at Chicago facility
Protesters at a federal immigration facility near Chicago scuffled with police Friday morning.
Machado’s Nobel is “terrific news” for democracy in Venezuela
Juan Pappier of Human Rights Watch says Maria Corina Machado's Nobel Prize is boost for Venezuela's fight for democracy.
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.
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.
‘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.
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.
How Israel denies the right to play for Palestinian children
We look at Palestinian children's right to play in war-ravaged Gaza and in the occupied West Bank.
Syrian FM in Beirut on first high-profile visit since al-Assad era
Landmark visit sees nations seeking solutions to border issues, status of Syrian prisoners and fate of Syrian refugees.
Netanyahu will face “criticism” from two sides
Former Israeli minister Yossi Beilin says Netanyahu faces backlash in Israel from both right and left over Gaza.
Netanyahu faces right-wing threat to collapse his government
Benjamin Netanyahu's cabinet has voted to accept the Gaza ceasefire deal, despite threats from coalition partners.
‘Without journalists, war crimes remain unwritten’
Journalists are experiencing a 'total genocide' in Gaza, Al Jazeera's conference is told.
North Korea marks ruling party’s 80th anniversary with huge ceremony
North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un vowed to turn the country into a socialist paradise' during a huge ceremony.
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.
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.
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.
Tens of thousands of Palestinians walk to Gaza City as Israel withdraws
Tens of thousands of Palestinians are walking back to Gaza City as the Israeli military begins its withdrawal.
Getting a Gaza ceasefire was “the easy part”
Any misperceptions, missed deadlines or misinterpretations can scupper this whole [ceasefire]."
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.
Peru swears in new president after Dina Boluarte’s impeachment
Congress chief Jose Jeri was sworn in as Peru's new president after Congress unanimously voted to remove Dina Boluarte.
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.
Explosions hit Kabul as Taliban make diplomatic push to India
Attacks come amid rising tensions with Islamabad, which accuses the Taliban of sheltering anti-Pakistan armed groups.
Venezuela’s opposition leader Machado wins Nobel Peace Prize 2025
The Nobel Committee announced Venezuela's opposition leader Maria Corina Machado as this year's Nobel Peace Prize winner
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',
Gaza City residents set to return as Israel bombs before ceasefire starts
Al-Ahli Hospital tells Al Jazeera seven bodies recovered after Israeli attack helicopters swoop east of Gaza City.
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.
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.
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.
Video shows Israeli tanks reportedly pulling back from Gaza front line
Israeli tanks and heavy combat vehicles were filmed in Gaza on Friday, reportedly withdrawing from parts of the enclave.
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'.
Boy pulled from the rubble of his home after Israeli airstrike in Gaza
Video shows rescuers pulling a boy from the rubble of his home in Gaza City.
Attacks on Gaza continue after Israel agrees ceasefire
Explosions and smoke were seen in Gaza on Friday, with attacks taking place after Israel's gov't approved the ceasefire.
‘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.
“Irreconcilable positions” jeopardise Gaza ceasefire deal
Sami Al-Arian on the Gaza ceasefire deal and the key conditions required for it to hold.
‘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.
Israeli PM Netanyahu thanks Trump and US team for ceasefire role
Israel's government has approved phase one" of the agreement, which will see captives exchanged and Israel withdraw.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,324
Here are the key events from day 1,324 of Russia's war on Ukraine.
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.
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.
Children’s drawings in Gaza reveal extent of trauma
Drawings from Palestinian children in Gaza reveal the trauma of Israel's war.
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.
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.
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.
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.
LIVE: Hamas gets guarantees of end to Gaza war, Israel approves ceasefire
Israel's government has approved the plan for the 'release of all captives' fighting in Gaza to stop within 24 hours.
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.
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