Al Jazeera English
5947 articles from this source
MiscellaneousFrance Intercepts Tanker Linked to Russia's Shadow Fleet
French authorities have seized a tanker believed to be part of Russia's 'shadow fleet.' The interception occurred off the French coast.
PoliticsSweden's Political Stalemate Deepens as Andersson Fails Second Bid to Form Government
Magdalena Andersson, leader of Sweden's Social Democratic Party, has failed in her second attempt to form a government, prolonging a political deadlock. The country now faces further uncertainty as parliamentary votes on potential prime ministers continue.
PoliticsUS Ambassador to Greece Resigns Amid Serious Misconduct Allegations
US Ambassador to Greece Kimberley Guilfoyle has resigned following allegations of misconduct, including offering a political donor access to officials for money. Guilfoyle denies the claims, while the White House confirmed her resignation.
PoliticsFrance Faces Outcry Over Proposed Police Firearms Law After Son's Death
France is facing significant backlash over a proposed law that would presume police officers acted in self-defence when using firearms. Critics, including the father of a young man killed by police, argue the bill could lead to impunity and disproportionately affect minority communities.
MiscellaneousIsraeli Military Raids NGO Offices in Ramallah
A protester was punched and mocked by President Trump at a Trump rally. The incident was captured on video lasting 45 seconds.
MiscellaneousIndia's Ambitious $87 Billion River-Linking Project Sparks Fierce Opposition from Displaced Villagers
India's massive $87 billion river-linking project is displacing villagers who are now fighting to save their homes and ancestral lands. The ambitious plan faces significant local opposition due to its human cost.
PoliticsIndia's History Forged by Dissent: From Anti-Hindi Agitations to Farm Law Protests
India has a long and impactful history of street protests that have shaped its political and social landscape, from challenging language policies and corruption to demanding social justice and agricultural reforms.
MiscellaneousRenewed Fighting in Yemen Halts Families' Desperate Search for Missing Loved Ones
Renewed fighting in Yemen has intensified the suffering of families searching for loved ones who disappeared during the ongoing civil war, with new clashes hindering tracing efforts and prolonging uncertainty.
MiscellaneousIndia's Ambitious River-Linking Project Displaces Villagers Fighting for Homes
India's $87 billion river-linking project is forcing villagers to fight for their homes, raising concerns about displacement and the social impact of the ambitious infrastructure plan.
PoliticsAfrican Union Consults in Kigali Amidst Escalating DRC Conflict
The African Union has held consultations in Kigali, Rwanda, focusing on advancing the peace process in eastern DRC amidst ongoing fighting. Discussions covered the Washington Peace Agreement, security, disarmament, and regional cooperation.
PoliticsYemeni Forces Advance in Marib Amid Deadly Houthi Attacks in Taiz
Yemeni government forces are advancing in Marib as part of the "Dawn of Yemen" operation, while intense Houthi attacks and shelling in Taiz have led to significant civilian casualties and a worsening humanitarian crisis.
Breaking NewsHouthis Escalate Threats: Saudi Aramco Facilities and Airports Declared 'Legitimate Targets' Amidst Evacuation Warnings
Yemen's Houthi rebels have declared Saudi Arabia's oil facilities and airports as legitimate targets, urging evacuations and threatening retaliation for potential strikes on Sanaa. The escalating tensions follow recent deadly attacks on Riyadh's airport and oil infrastructure.
MiscellaneousFormula 1 Eyes Return to Africa After 30-Year Hiatus
Formula 1 is reportedly close to returning to Africa for the first time in over 30 years, with advanced discussions underway for a Grand Prix. This potential comeback marks a significant global expansion for the sport.
TechnologyFrench Supermarkets Hit by Cyberattacks: Hackers Raise Fridge Temperatures, Spoiling Tons of Food
Hackers have targeted hundreds of French supermarkets, remotely increasing fridge and freezer temperatures to extreme levels, causing millions of euros in food spoilage and even fires. The attacks exploited vulnerabilities in internet-connected refrigeration systems, prompting cybersecurity warnings and investigations.
PoliticsDisplaced Palestinians Cling to Hope of Return Amidst West Bank Camp Destruction
Palestinians displaced from the Tulkarem, Jenin, and Nur Shams refugee camps following Israeli military operations in early 2025 face immense destruction and uncertainty. Despite a Supreme Court order for a return timeline, Israeli ministers have rejected the ruling, leaving thousands in limbo.
PoliticsYemeni Government Forces Launch Airstrikes on Houthi Positions Amidst Escalating Conflict
Yemeni government forces have conducted air strikes on Houthi positions in the country's southwest, following accusations that the Houthis killed civilians and damaged homes. The conflict continues amidst regional diplomatic efforts and warnings from the International Committee of the Red Cross about the civilian toll.
MiscellaneousTwo Turkish Nationals Arrested in Germany for Alleged Russian-Ordered Sabotage of Polish Starlink Station
Two Turkish citizens have been arrested in Germany for allegedly carrying out sabotage on a Starlink station in Poland, an act Polish officials attribute to Russian intelligence. The fire at the station aimed to disrupt internet services, including those used by Ukraine's military.
Breaking NewsMexico Reels from Dual Storms: Hurricane Simon and Tropical Storm Rachel Claim Lives and Cause Widespread Flooding
Two deaths have been confirmed in Mexico following the impact of Hurricane Simon and former tropical storm Rachel, which brought severe flooding and torrential rain to Pacific coast communities. Officials warn that the death toll may rise as rescue and assessment operations continue.
MiscellaneousUS Archbishop Urges Catholic Soldiers to Refuse Participation in Firing Squad Executions
US Archbishop Timothy Broglio has urged Catholic soldiers not to participate in the planned firing squad execution of Nidal Hasan, citing religious objections. The controversial plan to livestream the execution has also drawn criticism from other religious leaders and rights groups.
MiscellaneousCornell Fraternity Shut Down Amid Gang Rape Allegations, Reigniting Debate on Greek Life Dangers
Allegations of gang rape at Cornell University's Chi Phi fraternity have led to its closure and sparked renewed debate about the culture of Greek life, with critics pointing to exclusivity and hazing as contributing factors to sexual violence.
PoliticsCanada's PM Carney Urges Unity as Alberta Nears Secession Vote
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has called for national unity in a Thanksgiving message, just a week before Alberta is set to vote on a secession referendum. The vote, fueled by grievances over federal policies, is being watched internationally, with reports of US Republican operatives meeting with secession organizers.
HealthSudan on Brink of Famine as Conflict and Drought Worsen Food Crisis, Monitors Warn
A global food crisis monitor warns that conflict and drought are significantly increasing the risk of famine in Sudan's Darfur and Kordofan regions. Limited healthcare, scarce water, and worsening malnutrition are leaving the population highly vulnerable.
EconomyIran Grapples with Billions in Missing Oil Revenue Amidst Sanctions
Iran is facing a significant financial shortfall as billions of dollars in oil revenue, owed by a network of intermediaries known as 'trustees,' have reportedly gone missing. This crisis is exacerbated by US sanctions, which complicate the recovery of these funds and have led to accusations of corruption.
MiscellaneousAbdi-Wali Breaks Barriers: First Somali-Born Refugee to Enter UK Parliament
Abdi-Wali has achieved a historic first, becoming the first Somali-born refugee to be elected to the UK Parliament. This event signifies a notable step forward for diversity in British politics.