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Death toll from attack by gunmen in northeastern Nigeria rises to 62
Bandits targeted Binnari village in Taraba state, setting fire to homes, shops, food supplies and motorcycles.
Iranian and Qatari leaders meet at Russian energy forum
Iranian and Qatari leaders meet at Russian energy forum
Iran’s calculations as US escalation looms: Trust, midterms, Hormuz
Tehran remains firm on demands despite diplomatic urgency to prevent escalation in the ongoing US-Israeli conflict.
Israel election turnout highest in 50 years as voting continues
Almost 45 percent of Israeli voters had cast their ballots by mid-afternoon.
Cyclone Arnab batters India’s east coast
Heavy rains and coastal floodings hit India’s east coast on Tuesday as cyclone Arnab is making landfall.
Israeli military detains Egyptian national who crossed border
Egyptian man held after crossing into Israel near Nitzana, his motive for the crossing still unknown.
Hegseth heads to Manila to shore up US ties with Asia-Pacific partners
The Iran war and Trump's criticisms of allies have led Asia-Pacific countries to recalibrate their calculations.
Carrick stays on as Manchester United manager for crucial Chelsea match
Carrick will be in charge of football's Man United when they visit Chelsea on October 31, reports in British media say.
Sudan’s war steals children’s future with school closures and displacement
The conflict in Sudan has left millions of children without education, as they work to help their families.
King Charles’s Caribbean tour: Will he discuss slavery reparations?
UK's King Charles launches nine-day Caribbean tour amid monarchy questions and growing demands for slavery reparations.
Russia targets Kyiv as Finnish, Norwegian leaders hold rare call with Putin
Strikes hit a major bridge in the Ukrainian capital as leaders push for 'direct discussions' to end the war.
Lebanon’s lost olive season: harvesting olives under drones and warplanes
Lebanon's olive harvesters are facing dangerous conditions, with potential attacks and fear of cluster munitions.
Melania or the pope: Who brokered Russia-Ukraine ceasefire in Oleshky?
Competing claims over the ceasefire mark the latest tensions between the White House and the Vatican.
Russia strikes Kyiv ahead of localised ceasefire in Oleshky
Russia launched several strikes on Kyiv on Monday night. These attacks occurred a few hours before a humanitarian ceasefire began in Oleshky.
The Netherlands pulls out of Eurovision 2027 due to Israel ‘sensitivities’
The Netherlands has decided to withdraw from the 2027 Eurovision Song Contest. This move is based on sensitivities regarding the inclusion of Israel. Several other countries have also participated in similar boycotts.
Qatar’s Emir meets Iran’s Pezeshkian in Moscow
The Emir of Qatar met with Iran's Pezeshkian in Moscow. They talked about energy cooperation and ways to deepen bilateral relations, according to Iranian state media.
Iranians brace for renewed attacks after Israeli, US elections
The US and Israel have hinted at potential strikes. These attacks may target civilian infrastructure in Iran. The threats are linked to upcoming elections in both the US and Israel.
India-China border face-offs test Modi six years after deadly clash
Border tensions between India and China are creating new challenges. This comes despite a period of improving relations. These face-offs test the domestic image of PM Modi six years after a deadly clash.
Al Jazeera meets iconic pro-Palestine Japanese activist
Yusuke Furusawa is a Japanese activist known for supporting Palestine. He spoke with Al Jazeera about his motivations for protesting. His focus is on the war in Gaza, which he describes as genocidal.
Kylian Mbappe apologises after ‘dictator’ comment angers Chinese fans
Kylian Mbappe issued an apology after a comment involving the word dictator angered fans in China. Several Chinese brands dropped the player following the remark. Mbappe admitted his comment was ill-judged. He stated that he now understands his words hurt many people.
Ebola cases in DR Congo surpass 10,000 in fastest-growing outbreak
The Democratic Republic of Congo is facing its fastest-growing Ebola outbreak on record. Confirmed cases of the virus have surpassed 10,000. Nearly half of those confirmed to have the virus have died.
The Ballon d’Or has a narrow definition of footballing greatness
The Ballon d’Or award is criticized for having a narrow definition of greatness in football. The award is undermined by European dominance and a bias toward attacking players. Celebrity status also influences the selection process.
Former PLO official says Netanyahu-Eisenkot coalition could be possible
A former official of the PLO stated that the outcome of Israel's election is uncertain. Current polls show a divide between Netanyahu and Eisenkot. The official suggested that a coalition between these two figures could be possible.
Abhishek Sharma hits ton as India beat New Zealand by 6 wickets in 3rd T20
India won the third T20 match against New Zealand by six wickets. The victory allowed India to win the five-match series. The team chased down a target of 199 runs. Abhishek Sharma scored a century during the game. He and his opening partner shared a partnership of 133 runs.
Robert F Kennedy Jr. says Arabs don’t produce science or literature
US Secretary of Health Robert F Kennedy Jr. stated that Arabs do not produce science or literature. He also claimed that they do not win Nobel prizes.
Media groups challenge India’s privacy law at top court
News organizations have filed a challenge against India's privacy law in the top court. They argue that the legislation could hinder investigative journalism. There are also concerns that the law might put sources in danger.
Families of victims killed in Jordanian strike deny links to church attack
Families of people killed in a Jordanian strike in Syria deny any connection to a recent church attack. Jordan stated the operation targeted terrorist hideouts.
Why Jordan has struck Syria: What we know
Syria reports that Jordan carried out an operation in the rural areas of Suwayda and Deraa. According to Syrian officials, Jordan did not coordinate these actions with Damascus beforehand.
Iran says US ‘not serious’ about talks amid Tehran meeting
Officials from Iran, Pakistan, Turkiye, and Saudi Arabia met in Tehran. The group held talks to prevent further escalation. Iran stated that the United States is not serious about these discussions.
North Korean howitzer guns spotted close to border with South Korea
Howitzer guns from North Korea were spotted near the border with South Korea. This sighting follows an incident in September. During that event, a mine blast injured three South Korean soldiers.
‘It’s magical’: London’s iconic Oxford Street goes vehicle-free
Cars and buses have been removed from Oxford Street in London. Retailers expect this change to increase business. Residents are worried about the impact of the shift.
WNBA Finals: Valkyries beat Dream to reach the brink of their first title
The Golden State Valkyries defeated the Atlanta Dream to move closer to their first championship. Kiah Stokes and Veronica Burton performed well for Golden State. Atlanta's team, featuring Angel Reese, was held back by a strong defensive effort.
Heavy rains trigger massive flooding in Ecuador’s largest city
Severe rains hit the coast of Ecuador. This weather triggered massive flooding in the largest city in the country. Some parts of the city are now underwater.
Kylian Mbappe loses Chinese sponsors for calling Mao ‘Chinese dictator’
Kylian Mbappe lost sponsors in China. This happened after he mentioned an internet meme he found funny. The meme featured his face placed over that of a Chinese dictator.
Israel election results 2026: When will we know who won and what’s next?
Voting for the Israel elections ends late on Tuesday. Exit polls are expected shortly after the polls close. However, the final results may take several days to determine the winner.
UK prosecutors charge two after RAF Fairford incident
UK prosecutors have charged two individuals following an incident at RAF Fairford.
Cruise ship crashes into two container ships during storm
German police are investigating a cruise ship captain. The vessel crashed into two container ships during a storm. Strong winds were present at the time of the collision.
Israelis begin voting as Netanyahu fights for political survival
Israeli citizens have started casting their votes in an election. Benjamin Netanyahu is fighting for his political survival during the process. He faces a challenger named Gadi Eisenkot. The country is currently divided over wars involving Iran and Gaza. These conflicts have contributed to a growing sense of isolation for the leadership.
Drone strike kills at least 21 and injures 40 in Sudan’s Nyala
A resident reported that a drone attack hit a market in the northern part of Nyala city in Darfur on Monday evening. The strike left at least 21 people dead and wounded around 40 others.
India evacuates tens of thousands as ‘very severe’ Cyclone Arnab nears
Authorities are moving tens of thousands of people away from the path of Cyclone Arnab as it approaches. Officials estimate that around four hundred thousand individuals may need to be evacuated before landfall. The storm is projected to hit the coast on Wednesday. Emergency services are preparing shelters and supplies for the displaced residents. The government has urged the public to follow evacuation orders promptly.
Qatar’s path to defence autonomy
Analysts say Qatar must adopt a strategy that relies on national resilience. The approach should also include diversified security guarantees to achieve defence autonomy.
Wales first minister : ‘We’re within a union that is not a union of equals’
Rhun ap Iorwerth stated that the relationship between Wales and the United Kingdom is unequal. The first minister believes his country is part of a union that does not treat its members as equals. He argues that this dynamic needs to change.
US, EU and 30 countries warn of famine risk in Sudan, call for aid
The United States, the European Union, and 30 other nations have warned that Sudan faces a risk of famine. These countries are calling for an increase in aid to the region. They also urged the parties involved in the conflict to remove all barriers to humanitarian assistance.
South Korea’s GDP growth beats forecasts amid AI boom
South Korea's economy grew by 3.4 percent compared to the previous year. This growth exceeded previous forecasts. The increase was driven by strong demand for semiconductors. This rise is linked to the current boom in artificial intelligence.
Sixty Christians killed in Ethiopia’s Oromia region
Religious tensions in Ethiopia's Oromia region have led to the deaths of sixty Christians. Church officials report that more than 20 people suffered injuries. The violence also resulted in 20 homes being burned down.
Palestine weekly: West Bank under siege as Israelis go to the polls
Israel sealed off the West Bank as its election campaign came to an end. Parts of Hebron were emptied during this period. Meanwhile, the squeeze on Gaza was tightened.
Palestinian citizens of Israel can vote, but cannot expect change
Palestinian citizens of Israel have the right to vote in elections. However, there is a sense that voting cannot stop the acceleration of recolonisation. This process affects Palestinian communities from 1948.
Palestinian citizens of Israel fear they’re next target if far-right wins
Palestinian citizens living in Israel express fear that they will become targets if far-right parties win elections. Majd al-Krum has led protests that forced settlers to withdraw. However, concerns regarding further provocations remain.
Could US midterms reshape Pakistan’s relationship with Washington?
Pakistan received more diplomatic visibility during the Trump administration. Analysts now question if this increased attention resulted in tangible benefits. There is uncertainty about how upcoming midterms in the United States might change this dynamic. The current relationship between Washington and Pakistan is under scrutiny.