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Earthquake Of Magnitude 7 Strikes Russia, Japan Mistakenly Issues 9.9 Warning
The Kamchatka Peninsula lies on a tectonic belt known as the Ring of Fire, which surrounds most of the Pacific Ocean, and is a hotspot for seismic activity.
"We're Done": Zelensky Feels 'Betrayed' By Trump, Ukraine Attacks Russian Refinery
The absence of Western intelligence leaves Ukraine more vulnerable to Russian ballistic missiles.
Ilhan Omar's US Citizenship Under Probe, Team Trump May Deport Her: Report
Agents with Homeland Security Investigations, a branch of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, seized Omar's personal cell phone during the search, the report said.
'Internal Affair': Indian Envoy Slams US Lawmaker's SIR Voter List Row Remark
The remarks came a day after Democratic leader Jayapal voiced concern over the "purge" of 130 million voter names from India's draft electoral rolls.
'Saved By God': What US Teen Told Co-Worker About Failed 'Kill Indians' Plot
Palatine Police Chief William Nord said a red Acura RDX registered to Paporakis entered a temple parking lot on Sunday around 12:25 pm and left less than 15 minutes later.
White House Ordered To Limit Starshield System In Ukraine, Says Report
Ukrainian officials said this week that military-grade Starlink receptors stopped working in Ukraine when mounted on fast-moving objects.
Internet Sensation Jackie The Bald Eagle Died Of Bird Flu In US
For more than a decade, nature lovers watched via an online video feed as Jackie and her partner, Shadow, tended to their nest each year atop trees.
'Want To Shoot Jews': Israel Shares Letter By Ex-Hamas Chief's 10-Year-Old Son
The child also asks when his father will return and sleep with his arms around him, highlighting the personal longing expressed alongside the violent language.
US Weighs Dropping 'Mother Of All Bombs' On Iran: Report
The weapon has never been used against Iran. Its deployment would mark a significant escalation in the conflict, although questions remain over whether it could deliver the strategic gains Washington is seeking.
What Is The 'Mother Of All Bombs' And Why Is It Called That?
The GBU-43/B Massive Ordnance Air Blast (MOAB), popularly known as the "Mother of All Bombs", is one of the most powerful non-nuclear weapons developed by the United States.
5 Killed In Houthi Missile Strike On Presidential Palace In Yemen
The Iran-backed Houthis have seized swathes of territory along Yemen's Red Sea coastline in recent weeks.
3 Children, Teacher Killed In US School Shooting, Teen Shooter Dead
After a lockdown Bend-La Pine School District said law enforcement was escorting students in buses to a separate location, where families could reunite with their children.
Zelensky Seeks European Support As Ties With Trump Sour After Russian Oil Deal
Relations between Kyiv and Washington have soured since last week, when Trump eased sanctions on Russia in exchange for Moscow releasing large amounts of diesel onto global markets.
Elon Musk Agrees To Settle Lawsuits Over 2024 Election Lottery
The plaintiffs, Musk and America PAC told the judge overseeing the two related lawsuits in federal court in Austin, Texas, that they have reached settlements subject to court approval
Bus Collides With Train Near Channel Tunnel Entrance In France, 19 Injured
A minibus collided with a stationary train near the entrance to the Channel Tunnel in France on Thursday evening, injuring the driver and 18 passengers, authorities said.
Microsoft President Warns Green-Card Curbs Could Hurt US Tech: Report
Microsoft President Brad Smith said efforts to block pathways to permanent residency for highly skilled immigrants could "cripple" the US technology sector for more than a generation, Politico reported
After Severe Backlash, Trump Ditches Plan To Livestream Execution Of Shooter
The cancellation is a blow to Pete Hegseth, who is already under fire over the stalemated Iran war and its fallout, which are weighing on Trump's Republican Party ahead of November midterm elections.
Saudi-Led Coalition Says Houthis Attacked Riyadh Airport 20 Times This Month
The Houthis have been firing ballistic missiles and drones at key Saudi sites for a week, in response to the kingdom's backing of government forces in Yemen's renewed civil war. The coalition's latest statement highlighted the risk to Saudi civilian infrastructure as the conflict escalated.
ChatGPT Hurting Children, Deceiving Adults: 8 US States Sue OpenAI
The company's chatbot model, ChatGPT, is giving dangerous medical advice, encouraging paranoia and coaching people to hurt others or commit suicide, Iowa's lawsuit said.
Who Is Philip Green? Australian Diplomat To Speak At NDTV World Summit 2026
Philip Green, Australia's High Commissioner to India, will speak on Day 1 of the NDTV World Summit on "The West, Rewired: The New Transatlantic Order".
News from Arabic Countries
Four killed as Indonesia battles worst forest fires in more than a decade
The deaths come as Jakarta says it will accept foreign help to tackle its worst forest fires in more than a decade.
Bystander guns down suspected primary school shooter in Oregon
Three children and a teacher were killed in a shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon.
Infantino apologises amid calls for him to quit as FIFA president
Infantino spoke at FIFA’s long-awaited executive board meeting in Zurich.
China tells Israel to stop ‘forced establishment’ of West Bank settlements
'The Palestinian question is the greatest historical injustice of this century,' China's foreign minister said.
Residents douse workers with flaming gasoline during eviction in Peru
A bystander has filmed residents of a condemned building in Peru throwing flaming gasoline on eviction workers.
Argentine students protest on campus over Milei’s austerity
Judge fines the government for failing to fund universities as protests over Milei's cuts turn violent.
Peshawar mourns children killed in school roof collapse
Thousands gather for funeral prayers in Pakistan’s Peshawar after a school rooftop collapse killed at least 34 children.
Progressives, AIPAC and the future of the Democratic Party
Mehdi Hasan goes Head to Head with ex-Biden official Neera Tanden on the Democratic Party’s chances in the US midterms.
Myanmar’s coup leader-turned-president wins back neighbours despite war
ASEAN leaders are embracing Min Aung Hlaing, but critics warn it emboldens a military still bombing civilians.
Clashes erupt at protest over university funding law in Argentina
Protesters in Buenos Aires demanded the government implement a law to boost university funding.
Can Zimbabwe’s ZiG win trust and replace the US dollar?
After repeated currency crises, Zimbabweans remain wary of the ZiG.
Iraq parliament approves al-Zaidi’s cabinet amid growing economic concerns
Iraq's parliament has finalised key minister appointments five months after al-Zaidi's government took office.
Iran war live: Trump says ground troops unlikely in Iran; Saudi downs drone
President Trump says deployment of ground troops to Iran unlikely as Saudi Arabia downs drone in its Eastern Province.
Two Syrian pipelines damaged amid spate of attacks on energy infrastructure
Fuel theft cited in Baniyas-Homs leak as gas export line in Hasakah catches fire.
Three children, one teacher killed in Oregon school shooting
The police chief in Bend, Oregon, identified the shooter as a 16-year-old who was killed by a bystander at the school.
Israel halts commercial goods from entering Gaza; Hamas denies tax claims
The halt to commercial shipments, including fruit and winter clothing, cuts off a key source of critical supplies.
Man United’s Martinez apologises for outburst after talks with Carrick
Lisandro Martinez meets Manchester United manager Michael Carrick before apologising for his criticism of the club.
Trump administration sues California over noncitizens on voter rolls
Lawsuit comes weeks before midterm elections and follows debunked claims of noncitizens voting in various states.
Several people dead or missing after Istanbul floods
Three people have died and several are reported missing after torrential rain triggered severe flooding across Istanbul
Israeli ‘ad’ firm helped infect spyware into Al Jazeera devices
An Israeli spyware disguised as a digital advertisement firm has targeted journalists’ devices at Al Jazeera.
ICE tactics spark debate before pivotal US midterm elections
Polls have found that Trump's hardline immigration enforcement effort has divided voters before the 2026 midterm race.
Robots dance the ‘Macarena’ at Japan tech expo
Humanoid robots were seen performing the “Macarena” at the annual CEATEC technology exhibition in Chiba, Japan.
At least 7 crew members missing after drone attacks on ships in Black Sea
Emergency teams are searching for 7 missing crew after two chemical tankers were attacked in the Black Sea.
Why are migrants risking their lives at sea to reach Yemen?
Al Jazeera’s Al Anoud Al Aqeedi explains why migrants are risking their lives to make the journey to Yemen.
Northern Ireland ex-DUP leader Donaldson sentenced to 15 years for child sex crimes
Judge says Jeffrey Donaldson never apologised to victims as politician seeks to appeal his convictions.