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Violence, Tear Gas, Arrests: Europe Gripped By Growing Protests
French police arrested nearly 1,000 people across the country as officers faced what Interior Minister Laurent Nunez described as an "extremely elevated level of violence" from black-clad extremists.
Is AI Bubble Waiting To Burst? Nikhil Kamath Warns Of Tougher Months Ahead
Investor and entrepreneur Nikhil Kamath said nearly $1 trillion goes into AI every year, while revenue from enterprise use of AI is estimated at $100 billion to $200 billion.
$4.2 Billion Investment, 2,00,000 Cars A Year: Trump On Audi's Big US Plan
Audi, which is a unit of Volkswagen, said in its release that construction was scheduled to begin next year and production in the early 2030s.
Riyadh Airport Resumes Flight Operations Despite Houthi's "Unsafe" Warning
The fighting has shifted the focus of the wider US-Iran war and deepened a humanitarian disaster crippling Yemen, one of the world's poorest countries.
12, Including 6 Children, Injured In Shooting Near Florida University
In a statement, police said the preliminary investigation indicates that a fight broke out prior to the shooting. It followed a football game in a crowded area.
"We Don't Have 5 Years": Celebrated American General Sounds Alarm On War
Former CIA Director David Petraeus says the drone war in Ukraine has made traditional manoeuvre warfare obsolete, and that armies which do not overhaul themselves within a year risk being left behind
US To Strike Iran Today? Trump Keeps World On Edge With "Maybe" Response
Donald Trump had suggested on Friday that the US might launch renewed military operations against Iran.
How Melania Trump Brokered Ceasefire For Russia-Occupied Ukrainian Town
Asked if she had spoken with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky or Russian President Vladimir Putin, Melania and President Donald Trump said both.
Video: Superheroes 'Black Panther', 'Captain America' Join France Protests
Earlier, videos of many dressed as Napoleon Bonaparte and Batman have also surfaced on social media.
'Ukraine Violated Starlink, Used It To Kill People': Elon Musk As Speed Restores
Questions have persisted since last week about who ordered the interruptions to the Musk-made satellite internet system in Ukraine.
Over 5,000 Soldiers Guard Milan As Thousands March Across Italian Cities
The protests encompass a broad range of issues from education and corruption to anti-war movements, pensions and housing.
Video: Donald Trump, Wife Melania Cast Vote For High-Stake US Midterms
Asked by reporters after voting about corruption as a major issue for voters, Trump insisted that it was happening in districts and cities controlled by Democrats.
"There Will Be Issues Between Big Countries, Big Neighbours": S Jaishankar On India-China Ties
Speaking at the NDTV World Summit 2026, S Jaishankar said restoring peace along the India-China border was essential for normalising bilateral ties.
Saudi Says Missiles Intercepted Over Mecca, Medina, Houthis Call It "Huge Lie"
This comes hours after the agency warned of "potential danger" for four of its western provinces, including Mecca.
Suspect Detained After Fire In Adolf Hitler's Mountain Retreat, Arson Suspected
Some 200 firefighters were mobilised for the operation at the Kehlsteinhaus residence on a summit above Obersalzberg in southern German.
Death Count In Jordan Church Firing Rises To 9
Gunmen entered the compound of a Greek Orthodox church in Hammoud village during a funeral procession on Friday and opened fire, authorities said.
Mona Lisa Off Limits As Louvre, Other Museums Across Paris Shut Amid Protests
The closures came a week after nationwide demonstrations over the cost of living and deteriorating public services led to clashes between protesters and authorities.
UAE's Ras Al Khaimah Shuts All Beaches After Oil Spill In Neighbouring Cities
Since the start of the US-Israeli war with Iran, attacks on commercial vessels in Gulf shipping lanes have heightened concerns about maritime security.
Thousands Protest Against Netanyahu In Tel Aviv Ahead Of Vote
The protest was organised by the October Council, a group founded by the families of victims and hostages taken by Palestinian militants.
Ukrainian Soldier Cut His Own Foot To Live, Then A Drone Came To Save Him
Asked what kept him going, he spoke of his daughter. "I haven't talked to my daughter for a long time," he said. "Maybe she'll understand me, because dad was at war."
News from Arabic Countries
Pakistan axe Shan Masood from Sri Lanka Test squad as Agha, Rizwan return
Ali Usman has also been recalled to the Test team after being sent home from the England tour.
Trump mocks reporter asking about Iran strikes, as Tehran says US derailed
US President Donald Trump sarcastically responded to a reporter asking about possible renewed attacks on Iran.
Qatar official calls for peace and security to boost trade, investment
The Qatari minister of state for trade says peace and security are essential for prosperity in trade and investment.
Israeli forces turn Hebron homes into military posts amid lockdown
Evictions, raids and outpost expansion continue across the occupied West Bank amid heightened tensions.
Australian Grand Prix called off as rain spoils Phillip Island sendoff
Race delayed by two hours before being cancelled due to low visibility despite a sellout crowd at Phillip Island.
Thousands of Northern Irish Protestants march ahead of court ruling
Thousands of Protestant Orange Order members have marched through Portadown, Northern Ireland.
Brazil 2026 election live: Lula and Bolsonaro in tight race
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and Senator Flavio Bolsonaro square off in closely watched election.
Indigenous communities worry Brazil’s election could hurt environment
Brazil's indigenous communities say they’re concerned by how the election outcome could impact environmental protections
Obama’s Ohio, Michigan speeches: Key takeaways on Trump, Iran war, midterms
The former US president warns of rising costs, corruption and threats to democratic values ahead of the November 3 vote.
UFC 333: Volkanovski knocks out Evloev to retain featherweight title
Alexander Volkanovski secures a technical knockout in the closing seconds of round two at UFC 333 in Abu Dhabi, UAE.
Who are the best players never to win the Ballon d’Or?
Al Jazeera’s Samantha Johnson looks at the greatest players to never win the Ballon d'Or
Why is Egypt so wary of getting involved in Yemen’s conflict?
As Egypt considers defending Saudi Arabia against Houthi attacks, memories of its war in Yemen in the 1960s loom large.
El Clasico awaits a Yamal vs Mbappe showdown on Mourinho’s return to La Liga
Barcelona vs Real Madrid will mark the return of Spanish football's fiercest rivalry between two star-studded teams.
Photos: Clashes erupt in France during protests over rising living costs
Authorities deploy 70,000 officers to combat violence. Nearly 1,000 arrests made.
Israel to close occupied West Bank crossings as it locks down Hebron
Israel says it will close all land crossings with the West Bank when it holds a general election on Tuesday.
Israeli elections: What are the possible outcomes?
Israelis face a pivotal election on October 27, as Netanyahu's leadership hangs in the balance amid coalition debates.
Elections cannot produce change in Israel
Political change cannot come from within Israeli society. It can only come from the outside.
Who Israel elects matters, and not just for Israelis
A new government would not end the occupation, but it could rein in the far right and ease tensions across the region.
Nigeria’s missing: Families in the northeast still wait for answers
People across northeastern Nigeria continue searching for loved ones who went missing during years of violence.
Election posters, mass tourism and property: Israel’s footprint in Cyprus
Cypriots say Israeli money is moving fast and shutting them out as their government embraces Israel as a key ally.
Bots, deepfakes and surveillance: Israel’s election goes to war online
Netanyahu and his rivals are tied days from the vote, and both camps are fighting with bots, deepfakes and data.
Serbia votes in election pitting longtime leader against student movement
Polls show populist leader Aleksandar Vucic in a tight race against the anticorruption and antirepression movement.
Obama joins El-Sayed in Michigan rally cry before key midterms
Former US President Barack Obama joined Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed at a Detroit rally ahead of midterms.
New York Archdiocese agrees to pay $800m to 1,300 sexual abuse survivors
The settlement is the second-largest after an $880m deal reached by the Archdiocese of Los Angeles in 2024.
Thousands rally in Turkiye over journalist arrests, media shutdowns
Thousands have protested across Turkiye against the arrests of journalists and restrictions on independent media.