Pakistan says registered Afghan refugees can stay for one more year Pakistan says it will extend the validity of Proof of Registration cards of 1.45 million Afghan refugees for one year. Al Jazeera · Jul 10, 2024
Has famine arrived in Gaza? UN experts say it has A group of independent UN experts warn famine has spread throughout Gaza after more than nine months of war. Al Jazeera · Jul 10, 2024
A game of football, a boom, then scattered bodies: video shows moment of Israeli strike on Gaza school As death toll from strike rises to 31, video broadcast by Al Jazeera captures panicked aftermath The Guardian - UK · Jul 10, 2024
‘We now face guns’: Small-scale miners fear Wagner’s advances in CAR Local miners in Central African Republic face eviction and violence as Russian group takes over gold and diamond mines. Al Jazeera · Jul 10, 2024
Israeli military says it hit Hezbollah site in central Lebanon Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah has vowed to continue fighting against Israel until Gaza ceasefire. Al Jazeera · Jul 10, 2024
Ethiopian PM meets Sudan army chief in push for ‘peace and security’ Ethiopia’s Abiy Ahmed is the highest-level state visit to Sudan since the war began in April 2023. Al Jazeera · Jul 10, 2024
Sudanese refugees hiding in Ethiopian forest to escape bandits and militias Sudanese refugees in Ethiopia ask to be evacuated from the country after facing repeated attacks from local militias. Al Jazeera · Jul 10, 2024
Israel bombs Gaza school, killing 30 Palestinians as truce talks continue Mounting attacks on on Gaza come as mediators travel to Qatar for another round of talks to try and end the war, Al Jazeera · Jul 9, 2024
Families of Indians duped into Russia’s war hope Modi will bring them home Nearly 50 Indian families in limbo after their men were tricked into fighting for Russia on front lines with Ukraine. Al Jazeera · Jul 9, 2024
In Paris, joy and creeping fears after French far right’s fall from grace Le Pen’s National Rally dropped from first to third place in an election week, but its relative rise remains a worry. Al Jazeera · Jul 9, 2024
‘No woman left in my family now’: India’s Hathras mourns stampede victims Crush at religious event kills 121 people, whose relatives seek justice as they consider a future without them. Al Jazeera · Jul 9, 2024
‘I’ll never see him again’: Attacks killing aid workers in eastern DRC Since the start of 2024, more than 170 security incidents have directly targeted humanitarian workers, the UN says. Al Jazeera · Jul 9, 2024
‘They’ll hear my voice’: Syrian siblings hearing for the first time Months after her brother, Aslan, had cochlear implant surgery, Celine finally got her turn. Al Jazeera · Jul 9, 2024
As Ukraine’s largest children’s hospital is hit, anger towards Russia rages Moscow denies targeting the civilian site as its forces bombard cities across the country, killing more than 30 people. Al Jazeera · Jul 8, 2024
Al Jazeera · Jul 8, 2024 French election results: No party secured a majority, so what’s next? How will President Emmanuel Macron appoint a new prime minister, and how will a hung parliament work?
Al Jazeera · Jul 8, 2024 French left says ‘ready to govern’ as country faces hung parliament After winning a plurality in National Assembly, France’s left-wing coalition plans to name PM candidate this week.
Al Jazeera · Jul 8, 2024 Chinese risk perilous journey in search of ‘freedom’ in the United States Thousands of middle-class Chinese are trekking thousands of kilometres through the Americas to the southern US border.
Al Jazeera · Jul 8, 2024 In Australia, energy crunch prompts a heated debate on going nuclear Australia’s opposition leader has proposed building the country’s first nuclear plants, but many are unconvinced.
Al Jazeera · Jul 7, 2024 Israeli army used Hannibal Directive during October 7 Hamas attack: Report The directive is a controversial policy of Israel’s military aimed at preventing the capture of its soldiers.
Al Jazeera · Jul 7, 2024 One Samouni brother comes home in Gaza, recalls months of Israeli torture His younger brothers are still held by Israel, while he came home exhausted and in pain after months of torture.
Al Jazeera · Jul 7, 2024 West African leaders’ summit opens as coup-hit countries form alliance The formation of Sahel alliance by Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger overshadows ECOWAS summit, set to open in Abuja.
Al Jazeera · Jul 7, 2024 How life goes on after an earthquake: The ‘Lego schools’ of Lombok On the Indonesian island, school classrooms built from earthquake-proof, recycled plastic get kids back to school.
Al Jazeera · Jul 6, 2024 Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso military leaders sign new pact, rebuff ECOWAS Move is latest sign the countries are moving away from traditional regional and Western allies following spate of coups.
Al Jazeera · Jul 6, 2024 Why are US states, school districts banning smartphones in schools? Many experts around the world say smartphones pose a danger to children’s mental health, but does a ban work?
Al Jazeera · Jul 6, 2024 Five journalists killed as Israel steps up bombardment across Gaza Journalist couple Amjad Jahjouh and Wafa Abu Dabaan and their children were killed in a strike on the Nuseirat camp.