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EU waters down climate target in last-ditch deal before COP30 in Brazil
Bloc agrees compromises to win over sceptical countries as climate concerns take backseat to trade and defence.
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UN chief warns Gaza stabilisation force must have international legitimacy
Antonio Guterres tells Al Jazeera, ceasefire in Gaza remains ‘fragile’ as more aid is needed to ‘eliminate famine’.
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Fact check: Was listing candidates twice on NYC ballot a scam?
Elon Musk criticised New York’s election system, citing fusion voting, duplicate candidates and ID concerns.
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Gaza youth artist finds outlet for her trauma and grief from Israel’s war
Yara Youssef Abu Kweik, 16, is processing her emotions by painting scenes of suffering from her daily life.
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Cargo plane crash sparks deadly fireball in Kentucky
Security camera video shows the moment a UPS cargo plane crashed on take-off in the US state of Kentucky.
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Longest US government shutdown leaves millions without food aid or pay
The US government shutdown has now lasted for 36 days, making it the longest on record.
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Pakistan welcomes Indian Sikh pilgrims in first crossing since May conflict
Sikh pilgrims cross from India into Pakistan to celebrate Guru Nanak’s birthday, one of Sikhism’s most sacred festivals.
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Israeli army, settlers strike 2,350 times in West Bank last month: Report
‘Cycle of terror’ spikes as Higher Planning Council set to advance plans to build 1985 new settlement units.
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Iran releases two French nationals imprisoned for three years
Cecile Kohler, 41, and her partner, Jacques Paris, 72, had been jailed on charges of spying for France and Israel.
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Government shutdown becomes longest in US history as impact felt nationwide
As the shutdown enters its 36th day, Democrats and Republicans remain unwavering over healthcare spending.
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