Global affairs, diplomacy, conflict, and the major international developments driving the news cycle.
Al Jazeera reports the death of a Syrian national in police custody, with relatives alleging excessive force by security officers. Official cause of death remains unconfirmed.
Sophie Adenot is set to become the first French woman to perform a spacewalk, undertaking a physically demanding repair operation on the International Space Station this Tuesday.
German Environment Minister arrives in Kyiv for reconstruction talks as diplomatic tensions rise over UK-supplied weaponry.
New aerial imagery underscores the severity of recent weather conditions across England, as the country contends with its most arid summer month in recorded history.
A ninth-grade student opened fire at a high school in the Philippines, killing a fellow student and themselves, according to Al Jazeera Global News.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu’s visit to fire-devastated communities was met with jeers from residents, underscoring tensions between official disaster response and local sentiment.
Government claims nearly 30 militants died after assault involving explosive-laden vehicles, as security forces maintain control of Baidoa.
Growing concerns over the integrity of Zambia’s electoral process follow reports of interference and arrests linked to alleged militia activities.
Serena and Venus Williams lose to Stearns and Kostyuk in three sets, marking their first doubles appearance together since the 2022 US Open.
The White House faces diplomatic friction as Seoul responds to the reduction in joint military drills, with Trump blaming South Korea’s refusal to join the US in its conflict with Iran.
Thirty years after the fatal drive-by shooting of rapper Tupac Shakur, a Las Vegas court has begun proceedings against Duane “Keffe D” Davis, with a judge permitting the admission of Davis’s memoir as evidence despite defence objections.
The world football governing body has acknowledged the exit of Kevin Lamour, who had publicly challenged President Gianni Infantino’s proposal to sell World Cup stakes to private investors.
New analysis highlights how artificial intelligence is being used to manufacture consensus and manipulate public opinion during the 2026 US-Iran conflict.
Allegations of deliberate addiction design and privacy violations form the core of the consumer protection lawsuit, with Mark Zuckerberg set to testify as proceedings commence.
Voters head to the polls in a contest defined by the legacy of Ron DeSantis, the retention of Marco Rubio’s Senate seat, and intense debates over foreign policy and identity politics.
The chief economist at Russia’s state development bank has been ousted after a May speech highlighted Russia’s declining competitiveness against global rivals and predicted an impending social crisis.
The humanitarian organisation has made public video depicting Israeli settler children attacking and blocking an emergency vehicle, underscoring ongoing security challenges for medical services in the occupied territories.
The trial of Duane Davis, accused of planning the killing of rapper Tupac Shakur, has commenced in Clark County, Nevada, with opening statements highlighting a dispute over the admissibility of a disputed memoir and audio recordings.
Russian officials confirm over 620 drones targeted the capital overnight, with air defences intercepting nearly 200, while Ukrainian forces report significant suppression of enemy assets in a widening conflict.
The attack occurs as the US-Iran memorandum of understanding aimed at easing hostilities lapsed, leaving the critical waterway in a state of heightened uncertainty.
Russian officials report 620 drones targeted the capital region overnight, with air defences intercepting more than 180 as long-distance attacks intensify.
New rules, effective September 15, grant border officials explicit authority to deny departure for national security reasons and impose bans of up to three years, prompting warnings from legal experts about reduced judicial oversight.
Diplomatic friction mounts as Donald Trump links defence strategy to allied support in the Middle East, while Pyongyang maintains its strategic autonomy.
Donald Trump’s latest executive order targeting ‘birth tourism’ is met with scepticism from legal authorities, who cite an uphill battle ahead given the administration’s prior defeat in the highest court.
Tehran declares the 60-day window under the June memorandum of understanding void, while US envoy Jared Kushner links Hamas disarmament to Israeli withdrawal timelines.
The Director of Operations has been sacked by the world football governing body, marking a significant internal rift over the president’s proposed commercial entity.
At least 30 British children are believed to have been conceived using wrong donors at northern Cyprus facilities, with Cryos International blacklisting Dogus IVF Centre since 2016.
The re-election of Hakainde Hichilema in the copper-rich nation follows a turbulent voting process where reports of ballot theft and violence forced a temporary suspension of the tally.
A public inquiry into press harassment is demanded as mourners blame relentless scrutiny over plagiarism allegations for the death of Jason Arday, 41.
Following orders to scale back Ulchi Freedom Shield exercises, Donald Trump asserts that Kim Jong Un’s ‘very positive’ response to communications enhances regional security.
Authorities in the southern Philippine city of Zamboanga are investigating a fatal shooting at Ateneo de Zamboanga high school, with local officials confirming two student fatalities.
Tensions escalated on election night with arrests and violence, casting a shadow over the official declaration of Hakainde Hichilema’s victory over Brian Mundubile.
Mourners in central London voiced anger over the media treatment of the late academic as thousands attended a vigil to pay their respects.
Opening testimony reveals witness accounts of the 1996 shooting and highlights the prosecution's reliance on the defendant's disputed memoir.
The 64-year-old leader campaigned on debt restructuring and economic recovery, yet critics highlight persistent poverty and allegations of suppressing political dissent.
The Russian Embassy has branded the United Kingdom an accomplice following confirmation that British-made unmanned aerial vehicles were used in strikes on domestic infrastructure, including a major logistics hub.
The temporary halt to the contentious project in Big Bend National Park follows fierce criticism from local officials and conservation groups, though the duration of the suspension remains undefined.
Jared Kushner declares that Washington will not fund rebuilding efforts until Hamas surrenders its weapons, contradicting President Trump’s recent calls to halt strikes
The White House has moved to terminate diplomatic channels with Tehran while simultaneously claiming strategic dominance over a critical maritime chokepoint.
Kevin Lamour, the organisation’s third-highest-ranking official, left his post after publicly criticising Gianni Infantino’s scrapped proposal to sell stakes in major competitions to private investors.
Demonstrators gather outside Southern African Development Community talks as South African government seeks to balance diplomatic repair with placating powerful domestic movement.
One week after a magnitude 7.4 quake devastated western provinces, authorities are winding down search-and-rescue operations to focus on housing 120,000 displaced families and a $6.4 billion rebuilding effort.
Prosecutors allege gang leader acted as on-site commander; defence questions validity of self-implicating statements after three decades
The UN Interim Force in Lebanon has documented a significant escalation in Israeli military operations over the past fortnight, with the death toll since March reaching 4,346.
Video footage released by Al Jazeera Global News captures Ridi’s arrival in the occupied West Bank village, underscoring the security challenges facing residents in areas under settler encirclement.
The Pentagon has been instructed to substantially reduce the scope of joint military exercises with Seoul just hours before commencement, marking a significant deviation from established security cooperation norms.
A boat has left the UK port of Bristol as part of a wider campaign to break Israel’s blockade and deliver aid to Gaza, occurring parallel to ongoing talks between Israeli and US officials regarding disarmament conditions.
Search operations involving divers and multiple vessels continue as police suspect the vessel was significantly overloaded, marking the deadliest maritime incident in the country’s history.