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Expansion of the 'yellow line': Israeli forces expand zones of control
Israel's military continues to expand its occupation of Gaza through what it calls a military 'yellow line'. It’s been issuing new forced displacement threats while intensifying i…
Two US service members killed during Iranian attack in Jordan
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Ukraine attacks Russia: Several killed following strikes on Wildberries sites
At least eight people have been killed and 62 more injured in Ukrainian attacks across Russia. This is the highest death toll in strikes on Russia in the past three years of the w…
Damage visible at Iran bridges and water plant after US attacks
US strikes damaged bridges and a water desalination plant in Iran after a seventh straight night of attacks. Iran responded with missile launches against US allies in the Gulf, in…
Two US service members killed in Jordan: CENTCOM says one soldier missing after attack by Iran
Two US service members have been killed and another is missing after Iranian ballistic missile and drone attacks in Jordan, according to the US Central Command (CENTCOM). Subscrib…
Why has the ceasefire in Gaza failed to stop Israel's attacks? | Inside Story
A ceasefire agreed in October has not stopped the Israeli army's attacks on the Gaza Strip. Palestinians who have endured Israel's genocidal war are still being targeted. Nothing …
War crimes expert condemns attacks as US and Iran escalate war
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Blue catfish threaten Chesapeake Bay: Invasive fish put fisheries and local economy at risk
Blue catfish are rapidly spreading through the Chesapeake Bay on the US East Coast, threatening the region's fragile ecosystem. The invasive species is preying on native fish that…
Plumes of smoke rise over Kuwait after repeated Iranian attacks | AJ #shorts
Towering plumes of smoke rose over Kuwait after Iranian strikes hit multiple locations in Mangaf. Kuwaiti authorities said the attacks targeted a power generation and water desali…
The man who refuses to leave his home in southern Lebanon | #AJ shorts
In southern Lebanon, Qassem Hamdoun refused to leave his home despite an Israeli evacuation order and airstrikes. After 45 days alone, he left when food ran out, only to return af…
Ukrainian strikes hit Russian logistics center
Ukrainian drone strikes hit two sprawling warehouses belonging to Russia’s major online retailer, Wildberries, in the Tambov and Moscow regions, killing nine people and wounding d…
UK's next prime minister: Burnham begins to set out policies for new government
Andy Burnham is set to lead the UK Labour Party and become the next prime minister. Supporters see him as the party’s hope for victory, but he faces major challenges on the econom…
India’s salt workers: The human cost of the world’s most popular seasoning | 101 East Documentary
India is one of the world’s largest producers and exporters of salt. It’s an industry built on the labour of the Agarivas, a marginalised community forced to work in extreme condi…
Iraq's building boom: Luxury towers rise as housing crisis persists
Baghdad’s housing market is booming, but Iraq’s property crisis is deepening. Failed projects, lost investments, and rising demand have left many buyers struggling to secure their…
Rescue efforts underway after China landslide
Rescue teams are racing against time to find survivors following a landslide in China’s city of Chongqing that killed at least 8 people and left 34 missing. The landslide triggere…
Rescue efforts underway after China landslide
Rescue teams are racing against time to find survivors following a landslide in China’s city of Chongqing that killed at least 8 people and left 34 missing. The landslide triggere…
US limits foreign student visas: Foreign journalists also face new restrictions
The Trump administration is changing visa rules for foreign students and journalists in the US, limiting how long they can study or work in the country under new policies. Al Jaze…
Sierra Leone hosts ECOWAS summit: Meet to test whether west African bloc still relevant
ECOWAS faces a trust challenge in West Africa as it reflects on its role in Sierra Leone’s civil war and attempts to address rising concerns over security, democracy, and regional…
The World Cup Final That Could Make History
The World Cup final is set as Argentina and Spain battle for football’s biggest prize. Messi aims for another historic triumph, while Spain’s new generation seeks to claim the tit…
Rhine River hits historic low: Water levels disrupt European cargo transport
The Rhine River, one of the world’s busiest inland waterways, has reached record-low levels due to Europe’s heatwaves and reduced Alpine water flow. The decline is disrupting carg…
Gaza Crisis Deepens as Israeli Strikes Continue
Israeli strikes in Gaza have killed dozens, including civilians, as attacks hit residential areas and a funeral procession. The expansion of Israeli-controlled zones is worsening …
Iran-US War Escalation: Water, Power and Key Sites Hit in New Attacks
US attacks on Iran have damaged infrastructure, leaving thousands without water, while Iran retaliates across the Gulf. Tensions rise as strikes hit military targets and critical …
Palestine football fans honour Egyptian coach Hossam Hassan
During a match, fans of Palestinian club Shabab Al-Khaleel raised a banner thanking Egypt coach Hossam Hassan for his support for the Palestinian cause. Hassan raised the Palestin…
Sudan export at risk: Conflict has disrupted production of Gum Arabic
One of Sudan’s most valuable exports is Gum Arabic—the natural resin from acacia trees. It’s a key ingredient in soft drinks, cosmetics, baked goods, candies, and even art supplie…
Indian activist Wangchuk on 21-day hunger strike forcibly removed | #AJ shorts
Indian activist Sonam Wangchuk was forcibly removed after a 21-day hunger strike, prompting organisers to call for nationwide protests and demand Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s re…
UK's next prime minister: Burnham lines up foreign policy agenda
A French cultural festival in Reading highlights UK-EU ties as political debate grows over relations with Europe and the war in Gaza. The report also examines Andy Burnham's posit…
Canadian wildfire smoke shrouds US, potential risk for World Cup final
Plumes of smoke from wildfires in Canada are pouring into major US cities across the Midwest, Northeast and mid-Atlantic. Polluted air is affecting more than 100 million people an…
Messi reflects on pressure and competition ahead of World Cup final | AJ Shorts
Ahead of the World Cup final, Lionel Messi says growing up playing football taught him to enjoy the game rather than fear the pressure, reflecting on the mindset that has guided h…
Trump jokes that England turned Harry Kane into a ‘defensive player’ | AJ #shorts
US President Donald Trump joked that England turned captain Harry Kane into ‘a defensive player’ after their World Cup semifinal defeat to Argentina, adding to criticism of manage…
A seventh night of US strikes cuts water to villages in Iran’s south | AJ #shorts
The US has bombed bridges and energy infrastructure in the seventh straight night of attacks on Iran. Officials in Hormuzgan said one strike cut water to several towns. Iran has r…