Global affairs, diplomacy, conflict, and the major international developments driving the news cycle.
The lawsuit alleges the AI search engine provider unlawfully copied thousands of stories, videos and images to power competing content, intensifying the regulatory battle between traditional publishers and artificial intelligence developers.
Al Jazeera reports that the realities of ongoing hostilities have replaced the communal spirit of the religious festival across affected regions.
The Personal Consumption Expenditures index rose 3.8 per cent year-on-year in April, with analysts warning that supply-side constraints may keep interest rates elevated through 2027.
The new four-party coalition inherits a mandate to reinforce military and border security after the previous administration fell amid disputes over the handling of stray drones suspected to be from Ukraine.
Ambassador Danny Danon condemns the decision as outrageous, while the UN maintains its door remains open despite the diplomatic rupture.
Parliamentary vote confirms Sonko’s new role three days after President Bassirou Diomaye Faye removed him from the premiership.
The three nations have introduced entry bans and quarantine protocols targeting travellers from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Uganda and South Sudan to mitigate risks during the tournament.
Washington threatens aggressive penalties if Muscat assists Tehran in establishing a tolling system, intensifying diplomatic friction with a key regional ally.
A United Nations commission, alongside Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, has concluded that Israel has committed genocide in Gaza. The findings coincide with reports from France 24 detailing the destruction of historic sites and the targeting of intellectuals.
The US space agency outlines long-term governance objectives for a Moon base, coinciding with Beijing’s recent crewed missions and expert scrutiny of the legal frameworks underpinning the expanding space race.
Legal experts and international bodies distinguish between Iran’s natural strait and man-made canals, warning that the levy violates the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea.
As the bill moves to the Senate, debate continues over whether the state should address historical harms through financial redress or focus solely on formal recognition.
The attack on a residential building in the northern strip targeted Imad Asleem and his daughter, marking the latest in a series of high-profile assassinations that coincide with stalled US-brokered negotiations.
Authorities escalate manhunt as NHK News Japan reports suspect may have travelled to Thailand, though exact whereabouts remain unconfirmed.
The International Olympic Committee president defends the current structure, citing the Olympic Solidarity Scholarship and venue infrastructure, while competitors highlight financial hardship and lack of name, image, and likeness rights.
The Yemeni government has declared three days of mourning following the death of Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, who handed over power to the Presidential Leadership Council in 2022 amid a UN-brokered ceasefire.
Iranian state television has released footage of a missile attack on an American air base, marking the most significant breach of the April truce and complicating ongoing negotiations in Doha.
Specialist and family accounts indicate that chronic conditions requiring constant medical attention are going untreated amid the conflict.
The tournament favourite suffered a dramatic collapse on a scorching Thursday at Roland Garros, marking the first time a men’s top seed has exited in the second round or earlier since 2000.
Seventeen-year-old Moise Kouame overcomes two-set deficit against Adolfo Daniel Vallejo to become youngest man since Rafael Nadal in 2003 to reach this stage of a Grand Slam.
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche recuses himself from inquiry; broader investigations raise concerns over prosecutorial independence
The broadcaster’s *Entre Nous* segment highlights the growing scrutiny surrounding sexual assault allegations against the French singer and actor, prompting a national conversation on governance of the arts and legal frameworks.
US Central Command intercepts ballistic missile over Kuwait following Iranian retaliation, while President Donald Trump warns of further military action if Tehran fails to comply with new proposals.
David Rush, a former senior Central Intelligence Agency official, faces federal charges after an FBI search uncovered approximately 303 gold bars worth more than $40m at his home, alongside allegations of years of financial fraud and credential falsification.
Prosecutor Giovanni Melillo says seizure hinders mafia’s ability to rebuild following the 2023 death of its most wanted fugitive.
The Italian’s 30-match winning streak and chance at a career Grand Slam were halted on Thursday as extreme conditions altered the dynamics of his second-round clash against Argentina’s Juan Manuel Cerundolo.
The Italian’s bid for a maiden Roland Garros title and career Grand Slam was halted on Thursday, ending a 30-match winning streak that began in February.
President Masoud Pezeshkian orders end to longest recent shutdown, yet cybersecurity experts warn that data manipulation and selective access policies continue to stifle digital freedom and economic recovery.
As specialists re-chalk the 55-metre hill figure, the National Trust highlights the need for adaptive management in response to changing weather patterns and accelerated erosion.
The Israel Defense Forces’ second strike on the Lebanese capital since last month’s truce has triggered large-scale displacement orders and renewed mutual accusations of violations, threatening broader peace negotiations involving the US, Israel, and Iran.
Washington denies formal agreement exists between Muscat and Tehran, but analysts say threat aims to prevent normalisation of Iranian control.
An individual identified as Mamdani was observed wearing an Arsenal-themed thobe during the festivities, a detail noted in recent cultural coverage.
In an interview with FRANCE 24, Emel Mathlouthi describes her song 'Kelmti Horra' as a central element of the political movements that reshaped the region, while preparing for weekend concerts in the French capital.
In an interview with FRANCE 24, the Irish author explains how her reporting from conflict zones reveals daily instances of love that are often omitted from standard journalistic coverage.
With over 50 million registered voters and more than 10,400 candidates, the poll unfolds against a backdrop of internal security challenges and heightened competition from Egypt, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Israel.
As Western Europe endures a deadly heat dome, data reveals the continent is warming twice the global average, driven by Arctic albedo effects, jet stream disruptions, and the unintended consequences of cleaner air policies.
The Iranian Football Federation has formally requested that the United States issue multiple-entry visas for its World Cup squad and support staff, following FIFA’s approval to move the team’s training camp from Arizona to Tijuana.
Israeli rocket attacks in the Remal neighbourhood killed six and injured 20 on Eid night, yet markets reopened minutes later as residents navigated a tenfold increase in livestock prices due to the ongoing blockade.
An Al Jazeera journalist has received an Emmy award, delivering an emotional speech upon acceptance, though specific details regarding the category and individual remain undisclosed.
Hospitalisation of three victims and cordoned-off areas mark ongoing inquiry into attack at Winterthur train station
Al Jazeera reports Israeli military operations in Gaza resulted in child fatalities, contrasting sharply with the joyous observance of Eid by Muslims worldwide.
The broadcaster’s latest coverage underscores the severity of employment barriers facing young people in the region, prompting renewed scrutiny of economic policy and institutional stability.
President Emmanuel Macron frames the repeal as a necessary correction to historical oversight, while experts argue the move commits the state to no tangible action on racial disparities or economic justice.
The military action follows an Israeli directive ordering evacuations in a newly designated area, raising tensions during the Muslim holiday.
A former senior executive service-level employee at the US Central Intelligence Agency faces criminal theft charges after investigators uncovered hundreds of gold bars, foreign currency, and luxury watches at his residence.
The US Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Illinois leads the investigation, while Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche is recused from the matter.
Prime Minister Takaichi and President Marcos Jr. discuss arms exports and trade pact revisions to bolster regional defence and economic resilience.
Rudi Voeller urges players to keep sport and politics separate during the tournament in North America, confirming no specialist media training will be provided.