France blames Iran for October supermarket cyberattack
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot has blamed the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps for the cyberattack.
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Trump signals ‘positive momentum’ with Iran after meeting Qatari PM
Trump says there is ‘positive momentum’ towards ending the war on Iran following a ceasefire proposal delivered by Qatar
Verdict delayed in Honduras sex-trafficking case linked to disappearance
Angie Pena's disappearance in 2022 exposed what prosecutors called a sex-trafficking network and state corruption.
Trump says FBI probing Nvidia CEO’s affair with alleged spy
US president says he believes CEO Jensen Huang had no knowledge of woman's alleged work for Chinese intelligence.
Iran war live: Iran demands US ‘surrender’ to its conditions
US President Donald Trump said the war was "effectively over" after meeting Qatar's prime minister in Washington, DC.
US congressman files resolution to impeach Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth
Outgoing Republican lawmaker Thomas Massie calls on Congress to oust Hegseth over accusations of unlawful orders.
Trump, Rubio defend Hegseth as impeachment bid nears
President Trump has lashed out at efforts to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over the US war on Iran.
US Supreme Court allows border wall in Big Bend National Park to proceed
Lawsuit had sought to block border wall construction in national park by targeting waivers that sidestep protections.
Trump defends Nvidia’s Huang after calling about spy scandal
Trump told reporters he believes Nvidia’s CEO Jensen Huang had no idea his alleged mistress was a suspected Chinese spy.
After meeting Qatar PM, Trump calls Iran war ‘effectively over’ militarily
Iranian officials dismissed Trump's remarks as 'fake news' after he suggested keeping the 'status quo'.
Pope meets with clergy abuse survivors in Argentina
During private meetings with survivors, Pope Leo XIV pledged to reinforce safeguards and listen to victims.
Hungarian police reportedly detain brother of ex-PM Viktor Orban
Aron Orban reportedly detained as Hungarian authorities raid properties linked to his business associates.
Saudi Arabia reports new attack on key East-West pipeline
The oil pipeline runs through the desert to the coast and is essential for bypassing the Strait of Hormuz.
COP31 opens amid energy crisis as activists demand climate action
COP31 has opened in Turkiye amid war-driven energy disruptions and a renewed reliance on fossil fuels.
Will Najib Razak be transferred to house arrest?
Malaysia's king and government in a standoff after attorney general disputed order allowing former PM to leave jail.
Republican lawmaker moves to impeach US Defense Secretary Hegseth
Republican Congressman Thomas Massie has introduced articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
Cyprus rivals agree new crossings across island’s dividing line
The island has been split since 1974, when Turkiye invaded and seized the northern part after a coup by the Greeks.
Deadly explosion at Iron and steel plant in Turkiye
Russell Brand sentenced to 10.5 years over sexual assault charges
Russell Brand has been sentenced to 10 years and six months in prison after being convicted of raping one woman
Explosion at Turkish steel plant kills at least 16 people
President Erdogan announces an investigation after a crane collapsed into a furnace, triggering the blast near Izmir.
South Africa detains foreigners suspected of heading to join Russian forces
Africans and others continue to be recruited to fight for Russia in its war on Ukraine.
How is Gaza coping with another severe winter?
US agencies unite to combat rogue drone threats nationwide
More than $40bn allocated by NATO for counter-drone technologies as US agencies ramp up measures against aerial threats.
Trump reverses stance, alleges fraud in recent US midterm elections
Democratic Senate leader Schumer criticises Trump's poll denialism, calling it an avoidable return to baseless claims.
What’s next for US Republicans and Trumpism?
Republican politician Tom Garrett argues his party lost US midterm elections because it made promises it couldn’t keep.
Two security breaches near White House prompt brief lockdown
Active investigations are under way after a vehicle crashed at Lafayette Park and a second individual jumped a barrier.
Al Jazeera.net co-founder and cartoonist Shujaat Ali dies aged 54
Ali was an award-winning pioneer of animated political caricatures and Pakistan's first court artist.
Qatar PM meets with Trump for talks on ending war on Iran
Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani has met with US President Donald Trump.
Yemen government forces claim new advances as Houthi border attacks resume
Yemeni forces claim fresh advances across key fronts as cross-border Houthi attacks surge amid heavy clashes.
Russian investigative newspaper Novaya Gazeta closes citing gov’t clampdown
The paper was one of the few remaining outlets in Russia that criticised Moscow's war on Ukraine.
Krakow shooting suspect dies as Poland mourns six victims
A 24-year-old man who killed six people and wounded 15 in a shooting in Krakow, has died in hospital.
Meta rolls out automated age checks for teens globally
AI-powered scans will be used for Instagram accounts starting this month and later extended to Facebook and Threads.
Jerusalem Daily: Deadly aftermath of Gaza rainstorm continues
Five Palestinians were killed in Gaza when heavy rain collapsed a sand embankment on a displacement camp.
France accelerates minimum wage hike in bid to quell protest
Unions slam the increase as insufficient, as the government seeks to defuse the unrest ahead of upcoming elections.
Israeli tourists spark outrage over video pushing tour guide into sea
A video of an Israeli tourist pushing a Sri Lankan tour guide off a boat has sparked outrage. Here is what we know.
Al Jazeera tries skateboarding at Youth Olympics
France accuses Iran of cyberattack on supermarket fridges
Paris says a cyber unit linked to Iran's Revolutionary Guard was behind hack, which hit more than 1,000 stores.
Israel’s Shin Bet finds no evidence of foreign election meddling: Report
Netanyahu and Zini's interference claims lack evidence, according to law enforcement officials quoted by Haaretz.
Man uses excavator to destroy Chinese government building
A man has driven an excavator into a Chinese government affairs centre in Shaanxi
Nvidia shares slump amid investigation into CEO Jensen Huang
Huang admits infidelity, denies compromising Nvidia security as China spy inquiry shakes $4.5 trillion AI firm.
More than 50,000 displaced by deadly Ethiopia border clashes
Families arrive in Kenya with little food or shelter as host communities struggle to cope.
Trump says Iran is sealed off. But can new US task force stop weapons flow?
Analysts say a small intelligence-focused unit cannot seal Iran’s borders, and others warn it could expand the war.
Senegal human rights group demands government action after deadly sinking
Thousands of people have died in recent years attempting to reach Spain’s Canary Islands from West Africa.
IRGC strikes three tankers near Hormuz over ‘US links’
An oil tanker caught fire near the Strait of Hormuz after Iran’s IRGC said it had struck three tankers on Sunday,
Los Angeles mayoral race points to growing sway of democratic socialists
Nithya Raman taps into frustration with economic and political status quo to become mayor of the second-largest US city.
UK court hands comedian Russell Brand 10.5 years for rape, sexual assault
Brand was convicted last week of raping one woman and sexually assaulting three more between 2004 and 2009.
Iran stands by demands to end the war as US ramps up military pressure
Talks aimed at preventing new major fighting between the US and Iran are ongoing.
More than 100,000 sign petition for inquiry into UK role in Gaza genocide
The number of signatures requires the British parliament to consider the topic for debate.
‘No concession’: What to expect from Russia-US-Ukraine talks in Abu Dhabi
A fourth round of peace talks in 2026 takes place this week, with security guarantees high on the agenda.
What ‘catastrophic’ South Africa local election results mean for ANC
The country is transitioning away from the era of ANC electoral dominance towards a more fragmented political system.
British-Somali boxer Ramla Ali defeats Mikiah Kreps for first world title
Ali wins a controversial split-decision fight against American Kreps to claim IBO and WBF junior featherweight belts.
Paraguay raids ex-president’s home: Why a bank crash brought down Pena
Santiago Pena faces charges of financial crimes following Ueno Bank's collapse, impacting half of Paraguay's population.
Syria confirms sending troops to Saudi Arabia amid battle against Houthis
Syrian officials deny reports Damascus is sending troops to Yemen, but Syrian security integration appears under way
Which Republicans are running for minority leadership roles in US Congress?
Republicans in US House and Senate will hold elections on Tuesday to select leadership after losing their majorities.
Sudan teachers go on strike over meagre salaries and dilapidated schools
Teachers across the country say their pay no longer covers basic living costs.
China rejects ‘baseless’ claims it spied on Nvidia boss
China denies spying on Nvidia boss Jensen Huang as the company probes his affair with an alleged intelligence agent.
Partial collapse of Pakistan’s Tarbela dam causes flood water surge
A protective barrier collapsed at the partially-constructed Tarbela Dam T-5 hydropower project in Pakistan.
At least 21 migrants and refugees die trying to reach Greece’s Crete
Greece's coastguard said more than 100 people rescued in several operations off the southern coast of Crete.
Paraguay former president’s mansion raided in ongoing investigation
A hidden vault was found in Paraguay's former president's mansion amid ongoing banking scandal investigation.
Gaza authorities slam global ‘inaction’ after mudslide kills five people
Four children and a woman were killed after heavy rain caused a sandbank to collapse on their tent.
Why is Nvidia’s Jensen Huang at the centre of a US-China spy scandal?
Allegations linking CEO to Chinese intelligence shake markets with chipmaker's shares falling more than 4 percent.
Usman Khawaja’s ‘Sandpapergate’ claims are ‘accurate’, says David Warner
'We're not here to point fingers and we're not opening old wounds,' Australia's Warner said of himself and Khawaja.
US deports Lebanese consul-general in Detroit over Hezbollah praise
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has ordered Ibrahim Charara, Lebanon’s consul general in Detroit, to leave the country
At least four people killed as Russia and Ukraine trade strikes overnight
Russia's second-largest oil refinery is set on fire by drones while Russian strikes target Ukrainian energy sites.
Iran’s authorities harden domestic security controls amid US strike threats
Iran is cracking down on perceived security threats from alleged spies to crowds of youngsters.
The DNA that Unmasked a Killer | True Crime Reports
For 21 years, Leslie Preer’s murder went unsolved. Then new DNA tech led police to a suspect thousands of miles away.
Qatar PM to meet Trump: What’s the latest on US-Iran negotiations?
Iran has put forward a two-day proposal developed with Qatari mediators that Washington is examining.
Trump says his immigration policy ‘too tough’ for voters
Trump concedes some voters were unhappy with his administration's controversial deportation drive.
US top Democrat backs impeachment of Pete Hegseth
‘Hegseth has got to go’.
Trump ‘only kidding’ about Dana White press secretary role
Donald Trump says he was ‘only kidding’ about appointing UFC CEO Dana White as the White House press secretary.
MotoGP: Bezzecchi denies Marquez world title as motorsport returns to Qatar
Aprilia's Marco Bezzecchi wins Qatar Grand Prix as Ducati's Marc Marquez finishes second.
Which countries and industries emit the most greenhouse gases?
The US has emitted the most CO2 in history; China is now the biggest emitter. Here’s who is driving global emissions.
Ousted PM Sheikh Hasina seeks passport in sign of Bangladesh return plan
Hasina, who has been living in India for two years, has promised to return to Bangladesh in December.
Who are the seafarers caught in the US-Israeli war on Iran?
International Maritime Organization records at least 25 deaths since the conflict started on February 28.
Poland mass shooting assailant dies in hospital, police say
Suspect shot by police and arrested minutes after gunfire opened on people in central Krakow.
Why we disrupted Annalena Baerbock’s award speech
The former German foreign minister is no proponent of peace and justice. No award can wipe out her disastrous record.
What is next for Israel?
The message of the vote is that the violent Israeli policies within occupied territory and the region will continue.
How Israel’s separation wall compares with the Berlin Wall
How Israel's wall, checkpoints and permits divide Palestinians in the occupied West Bank and cut farmers off from land.
Lando Norris wins Sao Palo Grand Prix, but Mercedes seal constructors title
Norris wins from pole position on a rainy Sao Paulo track as Mercedes win team title for the first time since 2021.
Smog blankets New Delhi as Diwali firecrackers worsen air quality
Air quality in Indian capital reaches severe levels, posing heightened health risks for more than 30 million residents.
‘Tents don’t protect us’: Rains flood displaced Palestinians in Gaza
Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians are vulnerable to flooding as Israel continues to block entry of mobile homes.
Turkiye pushes electrification top of climate agenda as COP31 set to open
Ankara aims to make electricity account for 35 percent of global energy demand by 2035.
A joke or test? Why Trump floated UFC’s Dana White as his press secretary
White is a close friend of Trump and has endorsed him for president, but has never held a government position.
Pope tells Argentina’s Milei leaders should know limits of power
Pope Leo XIV urged Argentina to protect democracy during an address alongside President Javier Milei.
New Delhi blanketed in toxic smog after Diwali fireworks
New Delhi woke up to thick smog after Diwali celebrations saw fireworks light up the city overnight.
Asian stock markets climb after earlier tech rout
Markets rebound after tech rout triggered by Democrats' sweeping victory in US midterm elections.
Rubio says war on Iran unpopular but ‘necessary’ to stop nuclear threat
US secretary of state says Iran's negotiation demands are 'outrageous and ridiculous, and really not realistic'.
Mexico arrests alleged major leader of Jalisco cartel
Rafael Alvarez, alias 'R2', was captured with intelligence shared by the US Drug Enforcement Administration.
Trump defends Nvidia CEO amid Chinese spying allegations
Donald Trump has defended Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, who admitted to an affair with a woman suspected of spying for China.
South Africa’s ANC suffers worst-ever local elections result
South Africa's ANC has suffered its worst-ever local elections result, securing just 30% of the vote.
Moldova launches new power line to Romania to cut reliance on Russia
Moldovan President Maia Sandu says 'two more power lines to Romania are on the way'.
Drone attack on Iraqi Kurdistan gas field triggers mass blackout
A drone attack has halted production at the Khor Mor gas field in northern Iraq, causing widespread power outages.
Drone attack suspends production at Iraq’s Khor Mor gasfield
The strike leaves more than 70 percent of northern Iraq's Kurdish region without power.
India’s night lights up for Diwali
India is celebrating Diwali with prayers, lights and fireworks marking one of the country's biggest Hindu festivals.
Jeffries backs Hegseth impeachment as Democrats vow probes of Trump allies
Democratic lawmakers are mapping out their post-midterm agenda with pledges to lead committee investigations into Trump.
Iran war live: Trump to talk to Xi, Putin about Tehran, ‘denuclearisation’
Trump says Iran land blockade is now in effect, as Tehran threatens to 'rain down hell' if US resumes attacks.
Nvidia CEO’s affair sparks Chinese espionage probe
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has admitted to an affair with a woman suspected of spying for China.
Mexican mayor found alive after hours-long abduction
Rio Bravo mayor freed by captors after being abducted in Zacatecas state, known for cartel-linked violence.
Chancellor Merz to nominate Aigner as Germany’s first woman president
Ilse Aigner, speaker of the Bavarian state parliament, belongs to the Christian Social Union in Bavaria (CSU) party.
Lopez double fires Barcelona to win at Atletico Madrid
Fermin Lopez brace has Barcelona come from behind to win 2-1 at Atletico Madrid to go three points clear in La Liga.