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Queen Rania Joins Royal Family in Mourning Victims of Deadly Karak Church Attack
Queen Rania and other members of the Jordanian royal family attended the funeral for nine victims of a church attack in Karak. The attack, described as terrorism by King Abdullah II, was the largest against the Christian minority since the 1950s.
Jordanian Authorities Arrest Three Suspects in Deadly Karak Church Attack
Jordanian security forces have arrested three suspects in connection with a deadly church attack in Karak that killed nine people and wounded 40. Authorities are investigating potential links to militant groups, with no group having claimed responsibility yet.
Saudi Arabia Strikes Houthi Targets, Intercepts Missiles Amidst Regional Tensions
Saudi Arabia has conducted strikes against Houthi targets in Yemen, intercepting missiles and drones. The article also touches on broader regional tensions involving Iran, the UAE, and statements from US and Israeli leaders.
Four Seasons Kuda Huraa, Maldives: A Timeless Classic That Continues to Impress
Four Seasons Resort Maldives at Kuda Huraa, a classic Maldivian destination, continues to impress with its intimate village-like atmosphere, exceptional dining, and engaging coral restoration program, offering a timeless experience for guests.
Dual Storms Unleash Fury on Northern Europe: Power Outages, Fatalities, and Travel Chaos Ensue
Two major storms, Boelo and Austen, have caused widespread power outages affecting over 150,000 homes across northern Europe, leading to one fatality, travel disruptions, and damage to infrastructure. The storms brought high winds, heavy rain, and fallen trees, impacting the UK, France, Germany, the Netherlands, and Belgium.
Serbia Elects Student-Backed Movement in Historic Political Upset
Serbia has experienced a historic election win, with a movement backed by students achieving a significant victory. This result signals a notable change in the nation's political direction.
Iraqis Commemorate Seven Years Since Tishreen Protests, Renewing Calls for Reform
Iraqis are commemorating the seventh anniversary of the Tishreen protests, using the occasion to renew their demands for significant reforms across the nation.
Brazil's Supreme Court Extends Presidential Voting by Two Hours Amidst Close Election
Brazil's Supreme Court has extended voting in the presidential run-off election by two hours following a request from President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's campaign. The results were expected shortly after polls closed.
Tragedy Strikes Jordan: Nation Mourns Victims of Deadly Church Attack
Jordan is mourning the victims of a deadly church attack. Separately, video shows Israeli soldiers beating an elderly Palestinian in Hebron.
Israeli Soldiers Assault Elderly Palestinian Man in Hebron, Sparking Outrage
An incident in Hebron where Israeli soldiers were seen beating an elderly Palestinian man has been captured on video. The event raises further questions about the political landscape in Israel, particularly the impact of 'Generation Right' on Netanyahu's government.
Gaza University Campus and Sites Hit in Israeli Strikes, Seven Palestinians Dead
Seven Palestinians, including three security guards at the Islamic University, were killed in Israeli strikes across Gaza. The attacks, which also injured students and civilians in other areas, come amid ongoing conflict and destruction of educational facilities.
Dubai Unveils Ambitious 2030 Strategy to Revolutionize Food Security, Boost Local Produce, and Slash Waste
Dubai has launched the Dubai Food Security Strategy 2030, a comprehensive plan to ensure food availability, affordability, and safety for all residents. The strategy emphasizes boosting local production, reducing waste, and enhancing supply chain resilience through five key initiatives.
Jordan Buries Church Attack Victims Amid National Mourning; Prime Minister Attends Funeral
Thousands of mourners attended the funerals of eight victims of a deadly church attack in southern Jordan, with Prime Minister Jafar Hassan present. The attack, which killed nine and wounded dozens, has been labeled "extremist terrorism" by Jordanian authorities.
The Explosive Unsolved Murder of Altantuya Shaariibuu: A Malaysian Political Scandal
A young Mongolian woman's brutal murder in a Kuala Lumpur suburb in 2006, involving shooting and explosives, became a notorious unsolved political scandal in Malaysia, raising questions about who ordered her death and the extent of a cover-up.
Gaza Content Creator Shares Joy and Significance of Award Win with Al Jazeera
A Gaza-based content creator shared with Al Jazeera the deep personal and professional significance of her recent award win, emphasizing its importance.
UAE Delivers 260 Tonnes of Vital Food Aid to Gaza Through Operation Gallant Knight 3
Two UAE aid convoys, carrying 260 tonnes of food supplies, have arrived in Gaza as part of Operation Gallant Knight 3. This brings the total aid delivered to over 138,000 tonnes since the operation began.
Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Khaled Embarks on Official Visit to Canada to Deepen Bilateral Ties
Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed will visit Canada starting Monday to meet with Prime Minister Mark Carney and discuss strengthening bilateral relations and strategic partnerships.
Foreign National Fatally Beaten Amidst Rising Anti-Immigrant Violence in South Africa
A foreign national was beaten to death by a group of around 50 people during a protest march in Durban, South Africa, highlighting escalating anti-immigrant tensions. The incident occurs amidst a backdrop of xenophobic attacks and mass exoduses of migrants from the country.
UK PM Andy Burnham Advocates for EU Freedom of Movement Discussion Amidst Shifting Migration Patterns
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has called for an open discussion on reintroducing EU freedom of movement rules, arguing that while pre-Brexit immigration posed challenges, the current migration balance has shifted significantly. He believes this could be part of a broader reset of UK-EU relations.
Egypt and Greece Reach Landmark Agreement Resolving St. Catherine’s Monastery Land Dispute
Egypt and Greece have reached an agreement to resolve a long-standing legal dispute over the status of St. Catherine’s Monastery and its surrounding lands in the Sinai Peninsula. The deal, welcomed by Egypt, will formalize the legal standing of the monastery and ensure the continuity of monastic life while respecting Egyptian sovereignty.
Albanian Police Caught on Camera Brutally Beating a Protester Unconscious
Albanian police have been filmed beating a protester unconscious during demonstrations. The incident has drawn significant attention following the release of video evidence.
Trump Dismisses Reporter's Iran Strike Question Amid Tehran's Accusations
Thousands of Northern Irish Protestants marched ahead of a court ruling. A video of the event is available.
UAE's Event Extravaganza: From Global Pop Stars to Acclaimed Comedians and Cultural Festivals
The UAE is gearing up for a massive live events season, featuring international superstars like Jennifer Lopez and Mariah Carey, alongside a diverse lineup of comedians, cultural festivals, and theatrical performances across Abu Dhabi and Dubai.
Egypt's Water Lifeline: President Sisi Highlights Nile's Crucial Role Amidst Growing Challenges
President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi highlighted Egypt's critical reliance on the Nile River, which provides over 98% of its renewable water resources, and the nation's commitment to cooperation amidst growing water challenges. He emphasized water as a catalyst for peace and shared prosperity during the opening of Cairo Water Week.