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The White House and the memeification of cruelty 06.05.2025 9:31
Donald Trump has completed the chaotic first 100 days of his second term, marked by aggressive policies, talk of annexing neighbouring countries, and declarations of war against the mainstream media, universities and law firms.
Russian drone attack: Falling debris ignites fires in residential buildings 05.05.2025 4:46
Kyiv was rocked by an overnight drone attack, injuring at least eleven people, including two children. The Ukrainian capital saw falling debris from intercepted Russian drones ignite fires across three residential districts. Emergency services responded to multiple fire outbreaks and damaged buildings. The attack comes as both Moscow and Kyiv discuss a potential ceasefire.
Houthis launch attack from Yemen:Debris from Yemeni missile hits Israel's Ben Gurion airport 05.05.2025 8:42
Israel says missile fired from Yemen; Gaza blockade sparks outrage Debris from Yemeni missile hits Israel's Ben Gurion airport Flights are suspended at Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport after debris from a missile launched from Yemen is intercepted. In-Depth Analysis
UNRWA: 3,000 aid trucks are lined up at Gaza border 05.05.2025 9:26
As starvation takes hold in Gaza, trucks full of humanitarian aid are just a few kilometres away, on the other side of the border. According to UNRWA nearly 3,000 trucks are stuck in Egypt carrying lifesaving supplies. Israel has been preventing all food, fuel and medicine from entering Gaza for more than 60 days - marking the longest total blockade the Strip has ever faced.
People injured near Ben Gurion airport after missile attack: Reports 05.05.2025 4:22
Israel’s military has confirmed that a missile launched from Yemen hit near the Ben Gurion airport. According to The Times of Israel, the missile struck a grove within the airport complex. Several people have sustained injuries, according to Israeli media reports.
Gaza kitchens face food shortages as Israel's blockade tightens 04.05.2025 4:35
Staff in kitchens across Gaza are warning they will run out of food within days, as a result of Israel's blockade on essentials needed for Palestinians to survive.
Dr. Mads Gilbert: Gaza has been under food restriction since 2006 04.05.2025 6:56
Dr. Mads Gilbert, an emergency medicine doctor with over 30 years of experience in Gaza, discusses the ongoing humanitarian crisis caused by the Israeli blockade. He explains how starvation and malnutrition are being used as weapons of war, leading to severe health issues, especially in children. Dr. Gilbert highlights the lack of international intervention and the devastating effects on Gaza’s po...
Australia federal electionAnthony Albanese wins second term in office 04.05.2025 4:17
Albanese begins victory speech. The Labor Party leader has taken to the stage addressing supporters.
Australia Election 2025: Stability, Climate, and Economy Dominate Voter Concerns 03.05.2025 7:17
As polls near closure in Australia, the latest updates on the federal election highlight the key issues shaping voter decisions. The discussion focuses on the "Trump factor" and its impact on Peter Dutton’s public image, as well as the controversial messaging by the Liberal Party. Economic uncertainty, housing affordability, and the rising cost of living dominate the conversation, positioning this...
‘Cynicism’ from Druze leaders as Israel launches new attack on Syria 03.05.2025 3:38
The Israeli shelling hit in the vicinity of the presidential palace. The Israelis are calling it a warning shot, saying that the Syrian government needs to protect the Druze community. But that’s actually been met with cynicism from senior Druze leaders, saying they actually don’t need Israel’s to help protect us, we can do this on our own, we are Syrians and we are going to deal with this in-hous...
Elon's influence: Fired federal workers angered by trump agenda 03.05.2025 3:16
One of President Donald Trump's first actions after taking office was to give the world's richest man unbridled power to cut government spending and boost efficiency.
Syrian forces reclaim control in Sahnaya after deadly clashes with armed groups near Damascus 03.05.2025 2:32
Officials in Syria say security forces have put down unrest in Sahnaya, a town southwest of the capital Damascus. The violence started after fighters attacked a security checkpoint. The Interior Ministry says at least 16 security personnel and six fighters were killed.
From Nixon to Trump: Historian warns Trumpism signals America’s imperial decline 02.05.2025 6:16
Rick Perlstein, a prominent historian of the conservative movement in the United States, told Al Jazeera that Trumpism echoes pre-industrial empires, with strongmen like Putin carving up spheres of influence like "a Godfather cake." He traced America’s decline from post-WWII prosperity to today’s "cultural neurosis," where thrashing imperial nostalgia fuels Trump’s strongman appeal. Comparing Trum...
Rohingya refugees: What changed in Bangladesh since Trump came to power 02.05.2025 6:20
In his first 100 days, US President Donald Trump has upended long-held beliefs about US foreign policy and how it’s perceived. The United Nations has warned US aid cuts will threaten the survival of refugees at the world's largest refugee camp in Bangladesh.
First 100 days of Trump 02.05.2025 5:14
From immigration crackdowns to sweeping tariffs, Donald Trump’s second term as US president began at full speed. Al Jazeera’s Mike Hanna reflects on the impact of his first 100 days.
Pulitzer winner Nguyen: US repeats Vietnam mistakes in Afghanistan and Palestine 01.05.2025 6:16
marking Saigon's 50th anniversary, Viet Thanh Nguyen—USC professor and Pulitzer winner for The Sympathizer—recalled arriving in America as a 1975 child refugee. The Vietnamese-American scholar linked US failures in Vietnam to current Middle East campaigns, calling Israel's actions "settler colonialism" and noting America's pattern of backing occupations. Having lived through Saigon's fall, he comp...
Israeli air strikes across Gaza: Children among dead and injured in multiple attacks 01.05.2025 3:47
Israeli attacks across the Gaza Strip have killed at least 19 Palestinians since dawn on Wednesday. Children were among those killed in strikes on Deir Al Balah. The dead and injured have been taken to Al Aqsa Hospital. Multiple residential buildings were targeted in the Nuseirat refugee camp. At least 8 Palestinians were killed in those attacks. In Jabalia, northern Gaza, three members of the sam...
ICJ is holding hearings on Israel's humanitarian responsibilities as an occupying power 01.05.2025 3:51
The UN's top court will hold its third day of hearings on Wednesday, to assess Israel's humanitarian responsibilities as an occupying power in Palestinian territories. On day two, South Africa condemned Israel's actions in Gaza, while Saudi Arabia called on the international community to end illegal settler encroachment in the occupied West Bank. In about 30 minutes - Israel's biggest ally - the U...
Vietnam’s war legacy: From Khe Sanh to Saigon, stories of loss, survival and final victory 01.05.2025 4:28
Wednesday marks the 50th anniversary of the fall of Saigon and the end of the Vietnam War, a conflict that exposed the limits of American power abroad. The event will be marked with ceremonies across the country, commemorating the sacrifice of the more than three million people who died.
Israel carrying out ‘live-streamed genocide’ in Gaza, Amnesty says 30.04.2025 5:59
Israel is perpetrating a “live-streamed genocide” in Gaza, committing illegal acts with the “specific intent” of wiping out Palestinians, Amnesty International has said. Israeli forces in Gaza have violated the United Nations Genocide Convention with acts that include “causing serious bodily or mental harm to civilians” and “deliberately inflicting conditions of life calculated to bring about thei...
ICJ holds second day of hearings on Israel’s humanitarian duties in Gaza blockade case 30.04.2025 7:36
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has begun its second day of hearings into Israel’s humanitarian obligations to Palestinians, more than 50 days into Israel’s total blockage on aid entering the Gaza Strip.
Vietnam says 400,000 killed by Agent Orange; cleanup halted after US aid cuts 30.04.2025 4:28
The US military sprayed millions of hectares of Vietnamese land with Agent Orange, a defoliant containing dioxin — a chemical linked to cancer, birth defects, and long-term environmental damage. Vietnam estimates 400,000 people were killed by the toxin. Although the US had been helping with the cleanup, efforts stopped following aid cuts by the Trump administration.
Canada’s Liberal Party wins election dominated by Trump’s trade war 30.04.2025 3:43
Canada’s governing Liberal Party has won national elections dominated by United States President Donald Trump’s trade war and annexation threats. Prime Minister Mark Carney will keep the top job after projections showed his Liberals on course to win the most seats in the 343-member parliament, national broadcaster CBC and CTV News reported late on Monday. It was not clear if Carney, a career econo...
ICJ case against Israel part of effort to hold ‘illegal occupying power to account’: Analysis 29.04.2025 8:09
The Hague, Ardi Imseis, a legal representative for the state of Palestine at the ICJ, condemned Israel’s occupation as a breach of international law, stating it must prioritise Palestinian welfare – the opposite of current actions. He described unprecedented atrocities including starvation warfare and indiscriminate bombing. The hearing, he told Al Jazeera, focused on Israel’s binding duty to faci...
Can the ICJ hold Israel to account over its ban on UNRWA? 29.04.2025 28:11
The Hague hears another case against Israel, in what could be a test of Israeli defiance of international law. More than 40 nations argue that the ban on the UN Palestinian rights agency is a breach of the UN charter. But Israel has shown in the past that it has no issue ignoring international law. So, will any decision made in Europe have an impact on the millions of Palestinians in Gaza struggli...
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