‘A hot tub’: Florida sees record water temperatures, raising alarm Seawater around southern US state reaches 38.4C in what could be hottest ocean temperature ever recorded. Al Jazeera · Jul 26, 2023
Cancer patients head for Turkey after border closure protests in NW Syria Referrals had temporarily stopped earlier in July after UN failed to agree on extension to cross-border aid mechanism. Al Jazeera · Jul 26, 2023
With no end to the fighting, Sudanese find refuge at camps in Chad The Sudanese state has turned on itself, leaving humanitarian workers to help civilians trying to survive. Al Jazeera · Jul 26, 2023
Why is Pakistan ranked 99th on the Global Hunger Index? Analysts say accessibility and affordability, coupled with political and economic crisis, are behind Pakistan’s ranking. Al Jazeera · Jul 26, 2023
Al Jazeera condemns Egypt's decision to add some of its journalists to a terrorism blacklist The pan-Arab news network Al Jazeera has condemned a recent decision by Egyptian authorities to brand some of its journalists as terrorists The Independent UK · Jul 26, 2023
Heatwave and drought leave Tunisia farmers struggling to survive Farmers in northern Tunisia say conditions are getting much worse despite government efforts to combat climate change. Al Jazeera · Jul 26, 2023
After a slow build-up, a World Cup buzz grows in New Zealand The Women’s World Cup fights for relevance in co-hosts New Zealand, where rugby and cricket are dominant. Al Jazeera · Jul 26, 2023
‘INDIA’: What you need to know about India’s opposition alliance ‘INDIA’, which stands for Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance, comprises 26 opposition parties so far. Al Jazeera · Jul 26, 2023
‘I had to be brave’: Clare Shine’s journey back from the brink The ex-Ireland player has survived alcohol addiction and suicide attempts to become a Women’s World Cup commentator. Al Jazeera · Jul 26, 2023
Indonesia blocks Musk’s X.com under curbs on porn, gambling Ministry of Communication and Informatics says it is in contact with social media company about purpose of the domain. Al Jazeera · Jul 26, 2023
Al Jazeera slams naming of its journalists on Egypt ‘terror’ list Al Jazeera Media Network denounces the Egyptian move to reinstate a number of its journalists on ‘terror’ list. Al Jazeera · Jul 25, 2023
Wang Yi replaces Qin Gang as Chinese FM: What to know Removal of Xi’s trusted adviser seen as ‘huge embarrassment’ as predecessor Wang Yi is reappointed to post he once held. Al Jazeera · Jul 25, 2023
Which players have signed for the Saudi Pro League? The exodus of big-name footballers making the move from European leagues to Saudi Arabia shows no sign of abating. Al Jazeera · Jul 25, 2023
The choir helping people reclaim the voices they lost to cancer In the UK, people who underwent life-saving surgery to remove their voice boxes sing songs of hope and survival. Al Jazeera · Jul 25, 2023
Al Jazeera · Jul 25, 2023 Philippines to lower bar for nurses as low pay drives many abroad Exodus of nurses due to poor working conditions has prompted Manila to propose hiring unlicensed graduates.
Al Jazeera · Jul 25, 2023 ‘We are at war’: More evacuations as Greece battles wildfires Prime minister says Greece faces ‘another three difficult days ahead’ before high temperatures are forecast to ease.
Al Jazeera · Jul 25, 2023 Tall claims, modest gains as Philippines’s Marcos marks 1st year Analysts say Marcos’s rhetorical deftness has helped buoy his administration’s lacklustre performance in public’s eyes.
Al Jazeera · Jul 24, 2023 Passage of Israel’s judicial reform entrenches ‘Jewish supremacy’ New law will make it easier for the far-right government to pursue policies that harm Palestinians, experts say.
Al Jazeera · Jul 24, 2023 After Spain’s right fell short of outright victory, what next? An uncertain future awaits Spain after Partido Popular performed worse than expected while the Socialists rebounded.
Al Jazeera · Jul 24, 2023 ‘We can’t endure this’: Migrants suffer in extreme Tunisian heat As blistering heatwave hits Tunisia, migrants from sub-Saharan African countries are enduring unbearable conditions.
The Week · Jul 24, 2023 The sinister side to India's fantasy gaming craze Millions of sports fans around the world seek to strike it lucky by creating virtual teams from popular athletes and tracking their real-life performances in the hope of winning a cash prize. But in India, this form of entertainment appears to be turning into something much more harmful.
Al Jazeera · Jul 24, 2023 Pakistan celebrates World Junior Squash title win after 37 years Hamza Khan, 17, wins the title after defeating Egypt’s Mohamed Zakaria 3-1 in a thrilling match in Melbourne.
Al Jazeera · Jul 24, 2023 RSF atrocities pile up in Darfur after 100 days of Sudan fighting The RSF and Arab militias are accused of killing lawyers, human rights monitors, doctors and non-Arab tribal leaders.
Al Jazeera · Jul 24, 2023 More than 170 dead as Bangladesh grapples with dengue ‘epidemic’ At least 176 people – 31 of them children below 14 – have died of the mosquito-borne fever this year, officials say.
Al Jazeera · Jul 24, 2023 Muslim ambushed by cow vigilantes in India missing for two years Rafiq Tamboli’s wife continues to search for answers two years after her truck driver husband was stopped by vigilantes.