What it’s like to flee Jenin’s ‘earthquake’ incursion by Israeli forces With more than 70 percent of the occupied West Bank city ‘annihilated’, some families fled, while others remain trapped. Al Jazeera · Sep 8, 2024
Israeli attacks kill over a dozen people as war on Gaza enters 12th month More than a dozen Palestinians killed as all of Gaza has been under relentless Israeli strikes since the morning. Al Jazeera · Sep 7, 2024
Ahead of the US presidential debate, how are Harris and Trump preparing? Experts weigh in on the strategies the Democratic and Republican candidates may deploy on Tuesday’s debate stage. Al Jazeera · Sep 7, 2024
Family demands independent probe into killing of US activist in West Bank Aysenur Ezgi Eygi was shot in the head by an Israeli sniper during a protest, witnesses and officials said. Al Jazeera · Sep 7, 2024
‘Turn to the right’: What Macron’s choice of Barnier as PM means for France By placating the far-right National Rally, Macron has given it credibility despite its election loss, say analysts. Al Jazeera · Sep 7, 2024
X’s Grok2AI chatbot escalates problem of deepfakes ahead of US elections There is no federal law in the US that bans or requires a disclosure of the use of AI in political advertisements. Al Jazeera · Sep 6, 2024
As China, Africa woo each other, who gains more? It’s complex, say experts Beijing’s detractors claim it lures in African countries with big loans, but the continent’s leaders also have a choice. Al Jazeera · Sep 6, 2024
Has Hezbollah re-established deterrence with Israel? Will Israel’s Netanyahu try to inflame the border with Lebanon or has Hezbollah made it clear what that would cost him? Al Jazeera · Sep 6, 2024
Indonesian fruit-pickers say seasonal work in UK left them drowning in debt Migrant workers say they were fired within weeks of arriving at UK farm after failing to meet impossible targets. Al Jazeera · Sep 6, 2024
Japanese scientists graft living skin onto ‘smiling’ robot Researchers say breakthrough could pave the way to realistic humanoids in the future. Al Jazeera · Sep 6, 2024
Why is Tunisia’s Administrative Court at odds with its electoral authority? Many are crying foul over electoral body’s dismissal of court’s ruling reinstating rivals of President Saied on ballot. Al Jazeera · Sep 5, 2024
A city at risk of collapsing: The cost of the search for gold in Zimbabwe How illegal gold mining is leaving a trail of destruction and threatening lives in the mineral-rich city of Kwekwe. Al Jazeera · Sep 5, 2024
Why’s Netanyahu so insistent that Israel control the Gaza-Egypt crossing? Several sides have accused the Israeli prime minister of deliberately putting obstacles in the way Al Jazeera · Sep 5, 2024
New Zealand’s young leaving in record numbers as cost of living bites New Zealanders are seeking opportunity overseas at unprecedented rates amid disillusionment over house prices and jobs. Al Jazeera · Sep 5, 2024
Al Jazeera · Sep 4, 2024 ‘From the river to the sea’ doesn’t violate Meta rules: Oversight panel Panel says phrase, often used in solidarity with Palestinians, does not violate platform’s hate speech rules.
Al Jazeera · Sep 4, 2024 World Cup 2026 AFC qualifiers: Teams, groups, format, schedule, favourites When do the AFC qualifiers take place for the World Cup? How many countries are playing? Al Jazeera answers.
Al Jazeera · Sep 4, 2024 Why are hundreds of thousands of people protesting across Israel? Protests have convulsed Israel for a third night, as demonstrators call on PM Netanyahu to strike a ceasefire deal.
Bored Panda · Sep 4, 2024 Elon Musk Insults Stephen King With Vulgar AI-Generated Pic, But It Backfires Spectacularly “Do people genuinely think this is funny or are they just part of the incredibly annoying Elon Musk fanboy group.” The post Elon Musk Insults Stephen King With Vulgar AI-Generated Pic, But It Backfires Spectacularly first appeared on Bored Panda.
Al Jazeera · Sep 4, 2024 Ukraine’s losses outweigh Kursk gains, as Russia on cusp of taking Pokrovsk Ukraine’s diversion of troops for the Kursk attack has left parts of Donetsk vulnerable, say analysts.
Al Jazeera · Sep 4, 2024 ‘He can’t move at all’: A Gaza mother’s agony over baby with polio The mother of the first child with polio in Gaza in 25 years says displacement led to her son’s illness and paralysis.
Al Jazeera · Sep 4, 2024 Why is Pakistan planning to ban rallies and public gatherings in Islamabad? A week before PTI’s planned mass rally, ruling party introduces bill seeking to allow city officials to ban such events.
Al Jazeera · Sep 4, 2024 US charges Hamas leaders over October 7, Gaza mediation role under question Six defendants, three of whom have been killed in Israeli attacks, named in US case against Hamas officials.
Al Jazeera · Sep 4, 2024 An Indian fixer lured workers to Italy. They say he used threats, violence Tara Chand Tanwar recruited hundreds into exploitative employment, according to an Al Jazeera-Lavialibera investigation.
Al Jazeera · Sep 3, 2024 Israeli attacks in Gaza kill 35 people as polio vaccinations continue WHO says it surpasses its polio vaccination targets in first days of campaign to immunise more than 640,000 children.
Fortune · Sep 3, 2024 Faced with bullish bosses, workers in Japan hire firms to help them quit Japan is at a crossroads, as the government attempts to reinvent a workaholic culture