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No Sensitive Data Sent To China: UK Defence Ministry On Navy Drone Scare
The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has insisted there is no evidence that sensitive information was accessed or sent abroad, according to a report by the BBC.
Lebanon Becomes 1st Middle East Nation To Formally Abolish Death Penalty
The abolition came as part of a series of bills to be discussed in the current legislative session, including a general amnesty law that has been debated for years.
1,600 Buildings Collapse, 169 Dead: Videos Of 7.4 Magnitude Colombia Earthquake
According to Espriella, at least 1,575 homes, 18 health centres, and 52 schools had been damaged in the powerful quake that was followed by 21 aftershocks.
3 Killed As Yemen's Houthis Attack Cargo Ship In Red Sea: Report
Attacks on ships in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait have increased uncertainty for shipping companies already hobbled by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
Opinion: Opinion | Pakistan Might Just Have Signed Itself Into A Difficult Trap With Its 'Saudi' Deal
The Saudi-Pak-Turkey agreement gives Saudi Arabia a shield. But for Pakistan, it could quickly become a strategic nightmare
Who Is Bashar Al-Assad, Ex-Syrian President Sentenced To Death Over War Crimes
Assad, currently outside Syria, was convicted in a case involving violence carried out during the conflict, killing around 500,000 people.
US, China Clash In Space Race To Moon's South Pole In Search Of Water Ice
Experts are of the view that Beijing's path to Moon landing by 2030 is more viable than NASA’s 2028 timeline. Here’s what is known about both missions
NASA Invites India To Partner On Its Moon Base Mission
The announcement comes at a time when India is emerging as one of the world's foremost lunar powers.
Syria's Ex-President Bashar Al-Assad Sentenced To Death For Crimes Against Humanity
The ruling against Assad is the first under the transitional authorities who this year began trying figures from the former government, both in person and in absentia.
Five Years On, Taliban Builds Global Ties Despite Lack Of Recognition
As well as coordinating on security, Taliban officials have been touting cross-border infrastructure projects to boost the country's fragile economy while Afghans are hit hard by international aid cuts.
'Electric Shocks, Sexual Abuse': Ex-Ukrainian Prisoners Of War Speak At UN
United Nations official Claudia Fuentes Julio said over 95% of Ukrainian prisoners of war reported torture, and more than half reported sexual violence.
Why Iran Is In Spotlight After Water Systems Hacked In 7 US States
The federal government's data shows that there are 152,000 public drinking water systems and more than 16,000 wastewater treatment facilities across the US.
Video: Man, Pet Dog Narrowly Escape Massive Bungalow Explosion In UK
People living on a street where the incident took place reportedly say they could smell gas in the area before it happened.
AI Assistant Hacks Gym Booking System, Books Slot And Removes User From Waitlist
Alarmed by what had happened, Andrew asked the agent to undo the action.
Chinese Rocket Carrying Satellite Explodes Mid-Air After Launch
A Chinese Long March 7A rocket carrying the Zhongxing-4B communications satellite exploded mid-air after liftoff from Wenchang, state media confirmed
Why Tarique Rahman's Attendance At BRICS Summit Is Now A Key Focus
Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman invited to 18th BRICS Summit outreach session in New Delhi
6 Ships Cross Hormuz, Down From 140 In Pre-War Days Amid US-Iran Deadlock
Four commodity vessels, including two empty oil product tankers, entered the waterway, data from Kpler showed on Tuesday as of 0420 GMT.
Columbia Chamber President Carl Blackstone Steps Down After 12 Years
Carl Blackstone said he plans to pursue a "new professional opportunity" but did not disclose details about his next role.
Indian Techie Dies In US After Pickup Truck Rams His Car Head-On
Bungatavula was travelling in a sedan when a pickup truck travelling in the opposite direction crossed the centre median and collided with his vehicle.
Indian-Origin CFO Gets 4-Month Jail, $9,500 Fine For Bribing US Surgeons
Aditya Humad was charged in September 2021 along with Kingsley R. Chin, SpineFrontier's Founder, President and CEO.
News from Arabic Countries
What are Saudi Arabia, Turkiye and Pakistan’s joint military capabilities?
The Mecca defence pact combines a top oil exporter, NATO's second-largest army and the only Muslim nuclear arsenal.
Under Fire: Lebanon’s first responders | Al Jazeera Originals
First responders in Lebanon risk their lives to save others even as Israeli attacks intensify around them.
Liverpool fans seek clarity on Bezos bid to buy stake
Jeff Bezos reportedly part of consortium interested in English Premier League club Liverpool, but fans ask for meeting.
What’s behind Iran’s new military appointments and what do they indicate?
Observers say the nominations empower the hardline old guard, prioritise loyalty over military innovation.
Hunter Biden defends Tucker Carlson over Netanyahu comments
Hunter Biden defends Tucker Carlson over Netanyahu comments
Somali denied World Cup ‘proud’ to referee PSG vs Villa in UEFA Super Cup
Omar Artan was turned away on arrival at Miami International Airport before World Cup 2026 where he was to officiate.
What to know about the US primary election in Minnesota
Immigration is at the centre of another closely watched Democratic Senate race.
Philippines sailors say they will work despite wartime risks
Philippines sailors say they will work despite wartime risks
Late snow blankets parts of southern Africa as winter nears its end
Late-season snow hits South Africa and Lesotho as the Northern Hemisphere swelters in heat and wildfires.
Hockey World Cup 2026: Full match schedule, groups, India vs Pakistan
Pools, format, match schedule, timings, India vs Pakistan history and more before 2026 FIH Hockey World Cup.
Iran, US set new conditions during Hormuz talks: What does this mean?
Oil prices surge as talks stall over competing demands, hampering prospects for reopening crucial strait.
Final phase of voting in Pakistan-administered Kashmir amid security fears
Final phase of voting in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, despite security fears
What to watch in Wisconsin’s high-stakes primary
US Democrats face another test after Michigan as voters choose nominees for governor and Congress.
Syrian court sentences Bashar al-Assad to death in absentia
Syrian court sentences Bashar al-Assad to death in absentia
‘New level of danger’: Drone incidents scare Europe amid Russia-Ukraine war
After a drone crashes in Germany, fears of suspected Russian operations rise across Europe.
Future of southern Lebanon peacekeeping uncertain ahead of UNIFIL phase-out
Future peacekeeping missions may shrink significantly, risking security gaps, as political solutions remain elusive.
Palestine weekly: Netanyahu hedges on Gaza roadmap
Attacks in Gaza slowed sharply this week even as Netanyahu publicly rejected Trump's 15-point peace plan.
Baby among those rescued as hundreds feared missing after Colombia quake
A 7.4-magnitude quake devastated western Colombia, killing 132, destroying buildings and leaving hundreds missing.
What to know about South Carolina’s election to replace Lindsey Graham
Tuesday's special election will pick a Republican challenger for the midterm Senate race transformed by Graham's death.
DRC Ebola death toll passes 2,000 amid fastest-growing outbreak on record
A total of 4,381 cases across five provinces have been confirmed in the Democratic Republic of the Congo as of Tuesday.
East Libya military intelligence chief killed in car bomb blast
Prime minister of the eastern Libyan government condemns killing of Major-General Fawzi al‑Mansouri.
Who is Atef Najib, former Syrian official sentenced to death with al-Assad?
Experts say this trial has been a test of Syria’s transitional justice.
Bangladesh and India battle to save cricket series after political turmoil
Bangladesh and India white-ball series under threat due to tensions that arose when Bangladeshi PM Hasina toppled.
The Global South’s digital future must not belong to Bezos and Musk
Satellite internet can close digital divide, but Global South must not trade access for dependence on foreign firms.
Iraq’s semi-autonomous Kurdish region suffers as US-Iran war drags on
Kurdistan Regional Government says 70 percent of its trade has been cut by the regional conflict.