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India’s Asian Cup win over Pakistan reignites political tensions
India's cricket team hoisted an imaginary trophy after winning the 2025 Asia Cup against Pakistan.
Israel carries out drone strike in southern Lebanon, killing one person
The strike is the latest in a string of Israeli attacks despite a ceasefire announced in November.
Trump outlines plan to end Israel’s war on Gaza
US President Donald Trump has outlined a plan to end Israel's war on Gaza.
Israeli PM Netanyahu apologises to Qatar over Doha attack
Netanyahu also apologises for violating Qatari sovereignty, which drew global condemnation.
Trump says ‘beyond very close’ to ending war in Gaza
President says Israel has 'full backing' of US to take steps to defeat Hamas if it doesn't accept proposed peace deal.
Nurse shot in the head while working at Gaza’s Nasser Hospital
Video shows the moment a Palestinian nurse was shot in the head at one of the few hospitals still operational in Gaza.
What is the Trump plan for Gaza and will it work?
Trump's 21-point plan is said to have Netanyahu on board, but Hamas says it's not received any proposal yet.
Canada labels India’s Bishnoi gang as ‘terrorist’ organisation
The move will enable asset seizures and prosecutions of Bishnoi gang that has been accused of targeting Sikh activists.
Trump promises steep tariffs for foreign movies and imported furniture
The US president pledged a 100 percent tariff for films made outside the country.
Gen Z protesters rally across Morocco demanding health, education reforms
Police say nearly 200 people have been arrested as the north African nation is rocked by biggest protests in years.
Video: Moldova’s president says election results show ‘Russia failed’
Moldova's President Maia Sandu hailed her pro-EU party's victory in parliamentary elections.
ICC Women’s World Cup 2025: Teams, schedule, tickets, India vs Pakistan
From tournament format to venues and top players to watch, here's Al Jazeera's guide to the Women's Cricket World Cup.
Moldova election results: Who won and did the diaspora play a role?
Election was tense amid pro-EU government's fight to join the bloc and move further away from Russia.
White House official claims gunman in Michigan attack ‘hated’ Mormons
Authorities say they are still searching for a motive in shooting and fire that killed at least four people at a church.
Pro-Palestinian protester interrupts UK finance minister’s speech
UK minister Rachel Reeves was interrupted by a protester holding a Palestinian flag during her speech
Iraqi man convicted for trafficking people to fight for Russia in Ukraine
The man formed groups that were sent off to fight for money or in hopes of eventually getting to Europe.
Video: Tel Aviv beach features Trump-Netanyahu art display
An installation on a Tel Aviv beach depicts US President Donald Trump and Israel's PM Netanyahu to call an end the war.
Why is the UK introducing digital IDs – and why are they so controversial?
Keir Starmer's digital ID proposal has been criticised by rivals and civil liberties groups over privacy concerns.
US ArabCon 2025 highlights Palestinian liberation amid Gaza crisis
This year's ArabCon convention for Arab Americans centred on the Palestinian solidarity movement.
Pro-Palestine activist interrupts UK minister speech at Labour conference
The protester disrupts Rachel Reeves' speech to demand the government end 'complicity' in the war in Gaza.
Al Jazeera follows forced displacement journeys from Gaza City
Al Jazeera's Hani Mahmoud followed the route of displaced families in Gaza struggling to find a place of refuge.
Humanitarian workers live an “unbearable reality” in Gaza
We have been able to establish temporary learning spaces"
Why did India refuse to accept the Asia Cup trophy after beating Pakistan?
The Indian team refused to accept the trophy because it was to be presented by Pakistani Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi.
Why is former UK PM Tony Blair tipped to govern post-war Gaza?
Former British PM Tony Blair, who helped lead the 2003 invasion of Iraq, has reportedly been tipped to govern Gaza.
Video: Several dead as Typhoon Bualoi displaces thousands in Vietnam
Thousands of residents were still being evacuated as Typhoon Bualoi made landfall sooner than forecast.
Trial opens for ex-Mali PM jailed by military rulers over ‘solidarity’ post
General Goita has secured a five-year term as president for himself, and elections are postponed indefinitely in Mali.
How much extra power would a government shutdown give Trump?
Trump could use executive power to reshape federal agencies and force layoffs during a shutdown, experts say.
UK police arrest Palestine Action protesters outside conference
Dozens of supporters of Palestine Action, a pro-Palestine activist group proscribed as a terrorist organisation
I have decided to stay in Gaza City as Israel seeks to wipe it out
I know the horror of being besieged and bombed, but I will not leave. I reject the slow death of forced displacement.
Russian attacks keep “pushing the limits” of NATO countries
Russia has no intention of ending this war."
Thailand’s new PM vows to tackle Cambodia border conflict, economic woes
Tensions over border disputes had escalated in July during a five-day conflict between the neighbouring countries.
Several killed as US shooter attacks Mormon church and sets it on fire
A gunman opens fire at Mormon church in Michigan during Sunday service, then sets building ablaze.
How to ‘fake’ food in Gaza
The author's family has turned what meagre foods are available in Gaza into 'fakes' of things they are used to eating.
Al Jazeera reporter films Israeli strike on building in Gaza City
Ibrahim al-Khalili filmed the moment an Israeli strike targeted a building behind him in Gaza City.
PM Modi invokes conflict with Pakistan after India’s Asia Cup cricket win
Indian leader controversially refers to the politically-charged win as an extension of 'Operation Sindoor'.
Michigan church shooting: What we know about suspect Thomas Jacob Sanford
Sanford, 40, served as a US Marine from 2004 to 2008, including a deployment to al-Fallujah, Iraq.
Trump to meet Netanyahu as ending Israel’s Gaza war reaches pressure point
Netanyahu is keeping together an uncompromising coalition, but it is holding amid takeover of Gaza, occupied West Bank.
Cowboys, Packers battle to NFL’s first tie since 2022
Dallas Cowboys and Green Bay Packers played out a rare match tie in overtime at AT&T Stadium.
Europe hold off US to win golf’s Ryder Cup 2025
Europe held on to beat the United States 15-13 on a nail-biting final day of the Ryder Cup at Bethpage, New York.
US citizen Amir Amiri freed by Taliban following Qatari mediation
An American citizen who had been detained in Afghanistan since December has been released through Qatari mediation.
Several dead, missing, as Typhoon Bualoi makes landfall in Vietnam
In advance of the typhoon's landfall, the government had evacuated more than 28,500 people.
Peru’s Gen Z rallies against President Boluarte
Protests in Peru leave 19 people injured as outrage spreads over corruption, pensions, and rising organised crime.
Iran hangs ‘one of the most important’ spies for Israel in latest execution
Iran's Mizan news agency reports that Bahman Choobiasl was accused of meeting officials from Israel's Mossad agency.
Moldova’s pro-EU party wins election hit by Russian interference claims
The governing party decisively victorious in parliamentary election widely viewed as a choice between Europe and Russia.
Namibia deploys army to fight fire in one of Africa’s largest reserves
The fire has burned through one-third of Etosha National Park, home to the endangered black rhinoceros.
Afghanistan’s Bagram airbase: Why is Trump desperate to take it back?
It would allow the US to again project power in the region, with China close by. But taking it back won't be easy.
Hong Kong activist Nathan Law says he was denied entry to Singapore
Pro-democracy campaigner says he held a valid visa and was given no reason for the refusal.
LIVE: Israel keeps pummelling Gaza ahead of Trump-Netanyahu meeting
Israel is continuing its intense bombardment of Gaza City with more attacks carried out across the enclave since dawn.
Trump to meet Republican, Democratic leaders as US gov’t shutdown looms
The US government faces a partial shutdown from Wednesday unless Republicans and Democrats can agree on a spending bill.
Trump to deploy 200 National Guard troops to Oregon as state leaders sue
The Democrat-run state is challenging Trump's authority to deploy soldiers to what he has called 'war ravaged Portland'.
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