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UN, US condemn RSF drone strikes on aid deliveries in famine-hit Sudan
The Sudan Doctors Network calls the attack in North Kordofan a ‘blatant violation of international humanitarian law’.
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In Japan’s election, voters hope for relief from rising prices
Japanese households are finding it harder than ever to make ends meet as wages fail to keep pace with rising…
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Iran’s foreign minister slams hypocrisy over Israeli military expansion
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi slammed the double standard allowing Israel to expand its military.
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France to investigate former culture minister Lang over Epstein links
Pressure is mounting for Lang to resign as head of a French cultural institute over his ties to convicted sex…
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India now sets the terms of global cricket
India’s financial dominance is reshaping the sport’s global balance.
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Thousands mourn 32 victims of Islamabad Shia mosque bombing in Pakistan
Pakistan blames ‘Indian-backed proxies’ for the attack; New Delhi rejects the accusation as ‘baseless and pointless’.
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Reporter’s Notebook: Portugal’s far right surges in presidential election
In the tourist haven of the Algarve, disaffected locals are embracing the far right as the cost of living rises.
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LIVE: Iran’s top diplomat set to address Al Jazeera Forum in Doha
Today’s event will discuss Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza and the state of the Arab world.
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How Basant became Lahore’s signature festival in Pakistan
After years of restrictions, Lahore cautiously celebrates the return of its iconic spring kite festival.
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Vanishing wildlife at Egypt’s Lake Qarun force fishermen to abandon trade
Toxic waters of Lake Qarun devastate fishermen’s livelihoods, leaving boats idle and restaurants empty along its shores.
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