#Al Jazeera
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Breaking NewsUAE Prosecutor General Alleges Flydubai Co-Pilot Launched Terrorist Attack with Crash Axe in Cockpit
The UAE prosecutor general stated that a Flydubai co-pilot attempted a terrorist act by attacking the captain with a crash axe during flight FZ1073.
Breaking NewsDeadly Israeli Air Strike on Gaza City Apartment Building Kills at Least Five
An unexpected Israeli air strike on a residential apartment building in Gaza City's Remal neighbourhood has killed at least five people and injured six others.
Breaking NewsFighter Jets Escort Pope Leo as France Tour Concludes
Fighter jets escorted Pope Leo on the concluding day of his France tour, amid ongoing UNGA media coverage by Al Jazeera.
TechnologyOpenAI Halts Launch of New GPT-6.1 Astra AI Model Citing Safety and Alignment Risks
OpenAI has cancelled the release of its GPT-6.1 Astra AI model after safety and alignment testing revealed the system failed to meet internal standards.
TechnologySpaceX Starship Mission Concludes in Dramatic Fiery Finale
The SpaceX Starship mission came to a fiery end, as featured in Al Jazeera’s UNGA coverage video.
Breaking NewsAl Jazeera Reports from the Front Lines in Ethiopia’s Afar Region Following Football Incident
Al Jazeera provides video coverage from near the front line in Ethiopia's Afar region.
MiscellaneousThe Dosa King's Deadly Obsession: Empire, Rejection, and a Decades-Long Battle for Justice
Season 2 of True Crime Reports explores how the multi-millionaire known as the Dosa King spent two decades fighting justice after a rejected romance allegedly led to murder.
EconomyTrump Overturns Biden-Era Fuel Economy Standards to Lower Car Prices and Boost US Manufacturing
United States President Donald Trump has announced the rollback of Biden-era fuel economy standards, aiming to reduce vehicle prices and boost domestic manufacturing.
PoliticsIran Proposes Seven-Day Roadmap to Reopen Strait of Hormuz as US Responds to Diplomacy
Tehran has offered a seven-day plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and end the conflict, while the US State Department maintains that diplomatic channels have always been open.
PoliticsNetanyahu Brands Al Jazeera a 'Toxic Media Outlet' as Tensions Surrounding Strait of Hormuz Persist
Netanyahu criticizes Al Jazeera as a 'toxic media outlet' in a recent statement, with related video coverage highlighting the ongoing tensions.
EconomyIran Suspends Flights to Baghdad and Muscat Ahead of Impending US Aviation Sanctions
Iran cancels flights to Baghdad and Muscat ahead of new US aviation sanctions that threaten global service providers with financial penalties.
PoliticsIran Lays Out New Conditions for US Conflict Resolution Amid Escalating Tensions
Iran's security chief Mohsen Rezaei has publicly detailed Tehran's latest conditions for ending the war with the United States, communicating the demands through Qatari mediators as regional tensions and the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz persist.
Breaking NewsTragic Toll in Gaza: Child and Health Official's Son Among Three Palestinians Killed in Fresh Israeli Strikes
At least three Palestinians, including an 8-year-old girl and the son of a Health Ministry official, have been killed in recent Israeli strikes across the Gaza Strip. The ongoing violence adds to a rising death toll that has persisted despite previous ceasefire announcements.
Breaking NewsDevastating Car Bomb Attack at Pakistan Mosque Leaves 15 Dead and 50 Injured
A deadly car bomb attack at a mosque in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province has killed at least 15 people and injured over 50 others during Friday prayers.
Breaking NewsUS CENTCOM Evaluates Hormuz Blockade Effectiveness Amid Reports
US CENTCOM informs Al Jazeera that the Hormuz blockade is highly effective, accompanied by video coverage of the situation.
Breaking NewsUS CENTCOM Assesses Hormuz Blockade as Highly Effective in Statement to Al Jazeera
US CENTCOM informs Al Jazeera that the Hormuz blockade is highly effective, as rescue operations continue following a building collapse in Gaza.
Breaking NewsTragedy in Gaza City as Residential Building Collapses Leaving Six Families Feared Trapped
A multi-storey residential building collapsed overnight in western Gaza City, leaving six families reportedly trapped under the rubble as rescue teams and residents search manually for survivors.
EconomyIraq Shuts Borders with Iran and Launches Investigation Following Drone Strikes on Saudi Oil Pipeline
Iraq has temporarily closed three border crossings with Iran and initiated a joint investigation after confirming that drone attacks on a major Saudi Arabian oil pipeline were launched from its territory.
PoliticsTensions Rise as Police in Barcelona Clash with Catalan National Day Activists
Police in Barcelona clashed with Catalan national day activists, while an Iranian official told Al Jazeera that the IAEA ruling was imposed by the US and Israel.
PoliticsInside Two Decades of Power: Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan Reflects on Turkiye's Global Rise
In an exclusive interview, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan reflects on his two decades in power, discussing geopolitical shifts, regional conflicts, and Turkiye's economic transformation.
Breaking NewsRepublican Midterm Strategy Frames Democrats as the Core Threat
Al Jazeera reports on massive Israeli blasts on a south Lebanon hill in a video lasting 01 minutes and 31 seconds.
PoliticsKing’s College London Reinstates Pro-Palestine Student After Legal Battle
Usama Ghanem, a student at King's College London, has been reinstated to complete his degree following a suspension and legal battle over his pro-Palestine campus activism.
TechnologyLG Denies Smart-TV Ambient Audio Surveillance and Data Harvesting Allegations
South Korean electronics firm LG has denied allegations from an investigative report claiming its smart TVs secretly record ambient conversations and harvest network data.
PoliticsExamining the Loophole and Real Impact of the UK’s Ban on Israeli Settlement Imports
The UK has announced a ban on imports from illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, raising questions about trade enforcement and existing government contracts with linked corporations.