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Brazil’s beef exports to China surge as Trump’s tariffs shift global demand
Brazil's beef shipments to the US tumble by 41 percent as exports to China grow by 38 percent.
Activists warn Trump’s Caribbean boat strikes risk regional war
Human rights groups urge Congress to block unauthorised force as fears of wider Caribbean conflict and chaos grow.
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.
Reflections from Gaza as Israel’s war enters its third year
Al Jazeera's Maram Humaid remembers the beginning of Israel's war on Gaza and reflects on her time reporting.
Manchester synagogue attacker claimed allegiance to ISIS, UK police say
Police said Jihad al-Shamie called emergency services to declare allegiance to armed group as he carried out the attack.
Somalia embraces Swahili to strengthen East African Community ties
President Mohamud says adopting Swahili 'important for our integration into the region'.
Jordanian-born Palestinian chemist awarded Nobel Prize
Omar M. Yaghi, a chemist born to Palestinian refugee parents in Jordan, has been awarded a Nobel Prize.
RSF attack on hospital in Sudan’s el-Fasher kills 12, medics say
The attack by the paramilitary on the hospital wounded 17 others, and is the second such attack in 24 hours.
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.
The objects Gaza’s women refused to leave behind
Palestinian women carry relics from their homes in Gaza, revealing stories of loss and survival.
‘Buckle up’: IMF chief warns of economic uncertainty
IMF's Kristalina Georgieva says 'uncertainty is the new normal' as tariffs weigh on the global economy.
Al Jazeera chief urges better protection for journalists in conflict zones
Al Jazeera Director General Sheikh Nasser bin Faisal Al Thani says 'protecting journalists is protection of the truth.'
Israel’s national security minister urges ‘complete victory’ over Hamas
Israel's National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir called for total victory" in Gaza in a video posted to X.
What kind of future does Gaza face, if Israel ends its war on it?
Palestinians in Gaza face monumental challenges to rebuilding their homeland and lives once Israel's genocide ends.
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.
US Attorney General grilled on Epstein case and bias claims
US Attorney General Pam Bondi faced heated questioning in the Senate over the Jeffrey Epstein case.
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.
Lazio Ultras arrested after 2026 Winter Games corruption attempt
Prosecutors in Venice make two arrests relating to corruption before the Olympics in February.
Two years of war, two years of telling Gaza’s stories
Al Jazeera's journalists have faced unprecedented risk in covering Israel's two years of war on Gaza.
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'.
‘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: 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.
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.
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.
Israeli forces intercept latest Gaza flotilla
Israeli forces intercepted another aid flotilla sailing to break the siege on Gaza in the Mediterranean Sea.
‘Crisis’: Why EU plan for 50 percent tariff is spooking British steel
Nearly 80 percent of steel products made in the UK are exported to the European Union.
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.
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.
Floods kill three after typhoon rains in northern Vietnam
At least three people have died and several are missing after torrential rain from Typhoon Matmo caused widespread flood
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.
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.
Rose is afraid of walls
Two years of genocide have made left my three-year-old niece traumatised. Fear and anxiety shape her childhood.
Landslide kills 15 after striking bus in northern India
At least 15 people have been killed after a landslide hit a bus in India's Himachal Pradesh state.
Trump threatens Insurrection Act as he sends troops to Chicago
The US President has threatened to invoke an 1807 law to give the National Guard powers of arrest and policing.
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.
Drier weather threatens India’s tea exports, global supply
Climate extremes shrink Assam tea harvests, increase costs, reduce exports, and reshape the global industry and prices.
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.
US army sergeant fired over pro-Palestine posts
US army sergeant fired over pro-Palestine posts
Ethiopia claims Eritrea is readying to ‘wage war’ against it
In a letter to the UN, Ethiopia's foreign minister claims Eritrea is colluding with a Tigray-based opposition group.
‘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.
Dozens killed as Pakistani army, fighters clash near Afghan border
Pakistan Taliban claim responsibility for attack on military convoy, leading to a deadly gunfight.
Videos show Berlin police beating pro-Palestine protesters
Videos show German police officers beating pro-Palestine protesters in Berlin after authorities banned a planned demonst
US Attorney General Pam Bondi clashes with critics at key Senate hearing
Democrats on the Senate panel grilled her over her leadership of the Justice Department. She hit back, with GOP support.
LIVE: Israel keeps bombing Gaza as ceasefire talks in Egypt enter third day
Israel attacks and intercepts another convoy of Gaza-bound boats, according to the Freedom Flotilla Coalition.
Landslide hits bus in northern India, killing 15, as rescue continues
The bus was travelling on a hilly stretch in Himachal Pradesh when a landslide struck after days of torrential rains.
Dozens killed in Myanmar after armed paraglider attack: Reports
Amnesty International says the military launched a paraglider attack on a nighttime civilian gathering.
Hundreds of Everest hikers reach safety after snowstorm in Tibetan valley
Those rescued included guides, yak herders and trekkers, who were trapped in a heavy snowstorm that began on Friday.
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.
Israel intercepts Freedom Flotilla Coalition vessels en route to Gaza
The Israeli military has intercepted and boarded several boats sailing towards Gaza.
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.
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