AL JAZEERA News

With Trump gov’t crackdown on protesters, some immigrants and activists have been arrested, deported or stuck at border.

French police and May Day demonstrators violently clashed in Paris on Thursday as more than 100,000 people gathered.

WHO Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says contributions have fallen sharply across the board.

Arguments after the kidnapping in France of an Algerian government critic reopen old wounds.

A senior Qatari diplomat told the ICJ that Israel is conducting a “genocidal war against the Palestinian people.”

Fault Lines wins in News & Documentary category while Close Up wins in Interactive & Immersive category.

After 100 days in office, US President Donald Trump struggles with a Russia-Ukraine ceasefire.

The US president said Waltz would instead be nominated as the US’s ambassador to the UN, despite his role in Signalgate.

Al Jazeera’s lowdown on the boxers, the fight night and the belts on the line in the title-unifying bout in Riyadh.

Joseph Kabila denies charges of treason and war crimes amid escalating tensions in volatile eastern provinces.

“I wish I could go back to how I was,” said Rashaf, a 12-year-old starving girl from Gaza.

Israel’s aid blockade is threatening Palestinians’ existence in Gaza, UN rights chief Volker Turk warned.

The foreign minister of Oman credited the delay to ‘logistical reasons’, but the postponement comes amid new sanctions.

The airline has asked the Indian government for financial relief equivalent to its estimated losses.

Israeli forces are accused of targeting Palestinians collecting food for their families in Gaza.

The budget carrier said it might cancel 330 737 Max orders due to rising costs brought on by tariffs

Mohammed Khatib, who advocates for Palestinian prisoners, believes his detention was meant to silence him.

The US is pivoting back to fossil fuels, China is ramping up renewables, while Europe is trying to catch up.

Informal trade between India and Pakistan is much higher than official figures say – but can it survive new hostilities?

The US and Ukraine have signed a long-touted deal that will give the US access to Ukraine’s precious minerals.

Two months of Israel’s aid blockade on Gaza have taken a devastating toll on Palestinians especially children.

Riot police have been deployed in large numbers to separate the groups in Tunis.

A Republican candidate for US Congress heckled a Muslim community day at the Texas Capitol building with hate speech.

New Zealand’s capital, Wellington has been hit by the strongest winds in over a decade, issuing a red warning.

The Beirut marathon returned after being cancelled due to attacks by the Israeli military.