AS FAR retain Women's African Champions League title
Imane Touriss scores twice as Moroccan club AS FAR beat Mamelodi Sundowns 3-1 to retain the Women's African Champions League title.
19 slow worms mistaken for vipers rescued from water meter chamber
A wildlife rehabilitation centre received an unusual report of venomous vipers sheltering in a water meter chamber, these however, turned out to be harmless slow worms.
Hundreds of thousands in Prague protest Czech government's public media funding plans
The crowd protested on Sunday afternoon against government plans affecting Czech public television and radio. It was the largest rally so far against the three-party government led by Prime Minister Andrej Babis.
UK: London's Santa School trains Father Christmas performers for 2026
Father Christmas is heading back to school in London. Professional Santas are learning sign language, brushing up on toy trends and preparing for the difficult questions children might ask this Christmas.
Somalia: We would not have recovered without the international community
Somalia continues to face al-Shabab rebellion and political friction, leading officials to urge international support.
Spain vs England live: UEFA Nations League
Team news , score and live text commentary as England and Spain vie for top spot in final Nations League group game.
Mysterious object in space: Could it be a Soviet probe missing for 40 years?
The object, known as "1998 KY26", about 11 metres wide, is moving near Earth; yet something other than the Sun's or Earth's gravity seems to affect its path and speed.
US’ Bessent says Nvidia must ‘go outside the company’ to find new CEO after Jensen Huang
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Sunday said Nvidia needs to “go outside the company” as it seeks a new chief executive after Jensen Huang abruptly stepped down last week. Huang stepped down on Thursday after reve
Trump finally addresses national travel nightmare. And of course, he blames Biden
Saturday cancellations topped 6,000 as Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy blamed a defense contractor
Clothing factories shut in Bangladesh as workers strike over pay
Workers are striking over demands for a minimum wage of 30,000 taka (£182) a month.
British tourist smashes Jesus statue outside Vilnius church
A man removed a statue of the crucified Jesus from a church in Vilnius and it smashed to the ground.
20 years of Al Jazeera English: Our story is still being written
As we celebrate our 20th anniversary, we remain committed to our values and the quality of our journalism.
Record number of migrants arrive in Spain’s Canary Islands
New EU migration and asylum laws have largely failed to stem flow of migrants to Spain and its territories.
Beaune wine auction in Burgundy hit by climate change
A showcase of luxury and charity, this year's Hospices de Beaune auction is constrained by the poor harvest caused by the summer heatwaves.
Flames engulf Syrian refugee camp in eastern Lebanon
A fire tore through a Syrian refugee camp in Bar Elias, eastern Lebanon.
Unpaid for months and coerced: migrant workers still exploited in Saudi Arabia, report finds
Exclusive : Human rights organisation ALQST says employers in the Kingdom continue to exploit loopholes in regulations with impunity
Polish activists face opposition as they make abortion more accessible
Abortion laws in Poland are very restrictive. Activists there have found a new way to help women wanting to terminate a pregnancy: the "Abortomat," a locker that dispenses abortion pills. But they face fierce opposition.
Santa school in full swing in London ahead of Christmas celebrations
It may still be November but it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas in South London, as many Santa impersonators are heading to school for their festive training. The school, organised by an event company called Min
New Orleans port files $1m lawsuit over 'miracle on the Mississippi' tanker collision
The lawsuit filed by New Orleans officials also requests that the tanker involved in the collision with the cruise ship be seized and sold to pay for damages.
20 Years of Al Jazeera English: The Counter Narrative
Two decades of AJE: Shaping media, amplifying unheard voices and driving global conversations.
A deep dive into Ivory Coast's solar energy goals
Can Ivory Coast, which remains heavily dependent on fossil fuels, turn to solar power to make its energy consumption greener and more sustainable? We visited the country's new solar power plant in Ferkessédougou, in the
Hundreds attend mass for Tai Po fire victims as bishop dismisses talk of pressure
Hundreds of Hongkongers have flocked to a Catholic mass offered for the victims of the deadly Tai Po fire ahead of its first anniversary, as a church leader dismissed speculation that the event had come under pressure fr
Scotland beat Wallabies in desperate, dour Murrayfield arm-wrestle
The Wallabies fall to a fourth straight defeat as Scotland claims a 15-12 victory in a dour display at Murrayfield.
The week in pictures: Spain protests, Pope Leo's Peru 'homecoming' and Rocky fans in Philly
FRANCE 24 looks back at some of the week's most striking images, from angry protests over a housing crisis that has dominated Spain's election campaign, to Leo XIV's visit to his adopted homeland Peru and "Rocky" fans ma
French Ciryl Gane retains MMA heavyweaight title agianst Josh Hokit
Ciryl Gane remains the world's MMA heavyweight champion. Overnight, the French athlete beat Josh Hokit in the main event of UFC 334 at Madison Square Garden in New York. The 5-round fight was rough, as Shirli Sitbon exp
Indebted Hong Kong developer New World offers shares at 81% discount in US$3.2b cash call
New World Development will issue 11 new shares for every existing share at an 81.5 per cent discount, exposing shareholders who do not participate to theoretical dilution of 75.3 per cent, as the indebted Hong Kong prope
Germany vs Netherlands: Nations League – preview, team news, predictions
Germany will likely need to win on Monday to reach the quarterfinals unless Serbia beat Greece away from home.
Explosive attack targets investigative journalist’s home in Panama
An investigative journalist’s home in Panama was attacked in a suspected bombing.
Record immigration day in El Hierro as 1,488 arrive in Canary Islands
12 cayucos carrying 1,235 people reached El Hierro on Saturday, and two more boats reached Gran Canaria and Tenerife. The Canaries saw 1,488 arrivals in a day and over 2,300 in two days; President Clavijo said they are o
Al Jazeera English celebrates 20 years on air
For 20 years, Al Jazeera English has brought untold stories to the world, giving a voice to the voiceless.
Al Jazeera English marks 20 years: Stories that shaped the journey
Here are some of the crucial events Al Jazeera English has covered over the past two decades.
Romania slams ‘unacceptable’ drone strikes on Black Sea ships
Three commercial vessels were hit near Romania’s coast, prompting fighter jet deployments and fresh calls for NATO support to strengthen Black Sea security.
Iran launches strikes on Bahrain as Tehran says it attacked US military base
President Donald Trump has said in recent days that he might hold off from attacking Iran if the US faces no new provocations from Tehran
Bladder cancer is rising in young women. Here are signs to look out for
Bladder cancer is the seventh most common cancer in America and one of the hardest to beat
Chinese electric passenger plane completes first crewed flight
The plane, a CE-25A, took off and landed in Binzhou, Shandong Province, and reportedly flew for around 60 kilometres.
Bahrain accuses Iran of attacking its territory to ‘settle’ score with US
Tehran says its air attacks on countries cooperating with the US are justified under international law.
Hong Kong police investigate theft of HK$810,000 in cash, gold jewellery from flat
A public housing resident in Hong Kong has lost more than HK$800,000 (US$101,960) worth of cash and gold jewellery that disappeared from her flat in Ngau Tau Kok, prompting a police investigation. Police said the 41-year
Megaspeed says Alice Huang left firm in August 2025
Megaspeed is suspected of helping Chinese firms get around U.S. export controls by buying Nvidia chips and routing them to China.
Jordan sentences 3 men to death over deadly church attack
A Jordanian court on Sunday sentenced three men to death by hanging over a deadly church shooting, as the kingdom’s Christmas celebrations were cancelled in solidarity with the victims’ families. Gunmen killed nine peopl
Air travel issues persist in the US after nationwide ground stop
After almost five hours of grounded flights in the US, flights have resumed. However, passengers are still waiting and wading through tough logistics to get to their destinations after massive delays and cancelled flight
Two aircraft collide at Miami International Airport
It came as travellers across the US continued to face disruption following a nationwide ground stop that caused chaos at airports this weekend.
MMA fighters jailed after Abu Dhabi hotel lobby brawl
Ten people have been convicted by the Abu Dhabi Criminal Court over a brawl in a hotel lobby.
Inside Yemen’s tent schools: how war is stealing a generation’s education
Hesham Al-Shabili reports from Marib, where displacement and overcrowding is driving pupils out of education
Three men sentenced to death in Jordan over fatal church mass shooting
The attack on funeral at a Greek Orthodox church killed nine and injured 34 others last month.
Police confront protesters in clashes across France and Germany
Tens of thousands took to the streets in cities across France and Germany over rising living costs.
Pope Leo denounces suffering of African enslaved people during Peru visit
He made the comment during a visit to the historic Afro-Peruvian city of Zaña, a UNESCO-recognised memorial site for slavery.
India’s Under-19 Asia Cup win over Pakistan marred by post-match aggression
India beat Pakistan by one wicket in a thrilling comeback in the final but follow it up with unsporting behaviour.
Philippine star Carmelle wins first Asian edition of Eurovision song contest
The Philippines has won the first Asian edition of the Eurovision Song Contest. The Filipino singer beat ten other acts to take the title in Bangkok, with a song celebrating women's empowerment. A taste of the winning so
Pope Leo speaks of community 'suffering' on visit to remote Andes town
Santa Cruz de Succhabamba is part of the Diocese of Chiclayo, where the Pope served as bishop from 2015 to 2023.
Protesters condemn US policies as ASEAN summit begins in Manila
Southeast Asian leaders arriving in the Philippines for the ASEAN summit have been met with protests.
Iran strikes Bahrain base and repeats that path to U.S. deal remains open
The strike on Bahrain is the first since early September when Iranian drones also targeted a U.S. base in the UAE.
Iran says it targets US radar in Bahrain. What do we know?
Bahrain Defence Force says its air defence systems thwart several Iranian 'aerial attacks'.
Hongkongers face chilliest days of the season as cold front brings wind and rain
Hongkongers will experience the chilliest days of autumn this coming week, with temperatures expected to drop to 16 degrees Celsius (61 Fahrenheit) as a cold front sweeps across the southern Chinese coast. The expected d
What forced the US to ground all planes? A router switch, we now know
US officials say a routine upgrade that went awry caused the mass disruption of air travel.