After the ‘martyr’s’ funeral: The families left behind by Yemen’s war
After the ‘martyr’s’ funeral: The families left behind by Yemen’s war Rising fatalities in Yemen’s conflict deepen the burden on families of fighters, both emotionally and financially. A poster of…
Why are US, Russia and China racing to put nuclear reactors on the moon?
EXPLAINER Why are US, Russia and China racing to put nuclear reactors on the moon? Lunar reactors could revolutionise moon exploration, providing energy for bases and mining, but risks of…
Mahmood expected to announce changes to rules around indefinite leave to remain
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood is expected to announce her final decision on immigration rules for legal migrants next week. She had proposed to extend the wait for permanent settlement from…
Mohammed Deif, rare footage and October 7 documents
Rare footage obtained by Al Jazeera offers a look at the life of former Hamas military commander, Mohammed Deif.
Trump tells voters to send El-Sayed ‘back to where he came from’
Speaking at a campaign rally, Donald Trump told voters to send Michigan’s Abdul El-Sayed ‘back to where he came from’.
US greenlights $2.1bn Patriot missile sale to Ukraine
US greenlights $2.1bn Patriot missile sale to Ukraine Deal would be one of the most significant steps to supply defensive weapons to Kyiv since Trump took office in 2025. Ukrainian…
US jails two Chinese nationals for spying
US jails two Chinese nationals for spying Liren Lai and Yuance Chen admitted to facilitating ‘dead drop’ cash payments worth at least $30,000 to people in the US. The US…
Iran says four tankers on fire after striking mines in Hormuz
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard says four tankers have caught fire in the Strait of Hormuz.
US execution survivor Christa Pike says she is now in ‘constant pain’
US execution survivor Christa Pike says she is now in ‘constant pain’ Pike, 50, is being held in solitary confinement and faces an uncertain future after surviving a failed lethal…
Russia’s Novaya Gazeta ‘killed off’ after murders, arrests and pressure
Russia’s most prominent investigative newspaper is closing, with staff accusing the government of killing it off.