Global English
A

Al Jazeera English

3873 articles from this source

From Street Protests to the Ballot Box: Morocco's Gen Z Takes Demands to ParliamentPolitics

From Street Protests to the Ballot Box: Morocco's Gen Z Takes Demands to Parliament

Young Moroccan candidates are stepping up to run in the upcoming parliamentary election, nearly a year after Gen Z-led street protests demanded better public services, jobs, and accountability.

September 22, 2026|1
US Networks Boycott White House Event as Trump Speech Becomes InaudiblePolitics

US Networks Boycott White House Event as Trump Speech Becomes Inaudible

US networks boycotted a White House event, leaving a speech by Trump inaudible in a short video clip.

September 21, 2026|1
Former Gambian 'Death Squad' Leader Sanna Manjang Faces Military Trial for DesertionPolitics

Former Gambian 'Death Squad' Leader Sanna Manjang Faces Military Trial for Desertion

Sanna Manjang, the former leader of the Gambian paramilitary unit known as the Junglers, has appeared in a military court in Banjul to face desertion charges.

September 21, 2026|1
US Networks Boycott White House Event as UN Chief Guterres Urges Ban on Killer RobotsPolitics

US Networks Boycott White House Event as UN Chief Guterres Urges Ban on Killer Robots

UN Chief Guterres calls for a ban on 'killer robots' during a White House event that faced a media boycott.

September 21, 2026|1
Putin’s United Russia Secures Record Supermajority in Parliamentary Elections Amid CriticismPolitics

Putin’s United Russia Secures Record Supermajority in Parliamentary Elections Amid Criticism

President Vladimir Putin’s United Russia party has won a record supermajority in parliamentary elections that excluded genuine opposition and drew international condemnation. The results are being interpreted by Moscow as public support for the ongoing war in Ukraine.

September 21, 2026
UN Chief Guterres Demands Ban on Autonomous 'Killer Robots'Politics

UN Chief Guterres Demands Ban on Autonomous 'Killer Robots'

Protesters have blockaded an Elbit Systems factory over Israel weapons supply as UN Chief Guterres calls for a ban on killer robots.

September 21, 2026
Vermont Jury Convicts Jason Eaton of Attempted Murder in 2023 Shooting of Three Palestinian College StudentsBreaking News

Vermont Jury Convicts Jason Eaton of Attempted Murder in 2023 Shooting of Three Palestinian College Students

A Vermont jury has convicted Jason Eaton of attempted murder for the 2023 shooting of three Palestinian college students, rejecting his insanity defense. The attack left one student paralysed and wounded two others in Burlington.

September 21, 2026|1
Demonstrators Blockade Elbit Systems Factory and Protest Over Fuel Prices in IslamabadBreaking News

Demonstrators Blockade Elbit Systems Factory and Protest Over Fuel Prices in Islamabad

Protesters marched in Islamabad to voice anger over soaring fuel prices, while demonstrators also blockaded the Elbit Systems factory over weapons supply to Israel.

September 21, 2026|1
Donald Trump's Approval Plummets to Record Low of 32 Percent Amid Iran Conflict and Economic StrainPolitics

Donald Trump's Approval Plummets to Record Low of 32 Percent Amid Iran Conflict and Economic Strain

President Donald Trump's approval rating has fallen to a record low of 32 percent as Republicans grow dissatisfied with his handling of the cost of living and the war on Iran ahead of the November 3 midterm elections.

September 21, 2026
A Fragile Return to Learning: Gaza's Students Resume Classes in Tents and RuinsCulture

A Fragile Return to Learning: Gaza's Students Resume Classes in Tents and Ruins

Hundreds of thousands of children in Gaza have returned to in-person classes in tents and damaged schools after nearly three years of disruption, facing severe supply shortages and ongoing devastation.

September 21, 2026|1
French Demonstrations Erupt Over Controversial Police Use-of-Force Bill Amid 'Licence to Kill' OutcryPolitics

French Demonstrations Erupt Over Controversial Police Use-of-Force Bill Amid 'Licence to Kill' Outcry

Protesters have taken to the streets to condemn a controversial police use-of-force bill, branding the legislation as a 'licence to kill'.

September 21, 2026|1
How a Solidarity Shirt Controversy Over the Ceuta Migrant Crisis Engulfed Spanish FootballSports

How a Solidarity Shirt Controversy Over the Ceuta Migrant Crisis Engulfed Spanish Football

A controversy over solidarity shirts for the Spanish enclave of Ceuta has sparked intense debate, fan reactions, and political friction across Spanish football following a massive migrant crisis.

September 21, 2026|1
Unpacking Europe's Confrontation with 'Hybrid War' and Russian AggressionPolitics

Unpacking Europe's Confrontation with 'Hybrid War' and Russian Aggression

Europe faces a wave of diverse, multi-front attacks ranging from cyber targeting to sabotage, which officials blame on Russia amid the ongoing war with Ukraine.

September 21, 2026|1
China Purges Two Top Military Generals in Major Anti-Corruption CrackdownPolitics

China Purges Two Top Military Generals in Major Anti-Corruption Crackdown

China has expelled two top military generals, Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli, from the Communist Party amid President Xi Jinping's sweeping anti-corruption crackdown.

September 21, 2026|1
Antonio Guterres and the Future: Addressing Today's Global Crises at the UNCulture

Antonio Guterres and the Future: Addressing Today's Global Crises at the UN

Aloe Blacc explores the intersection of music and technology investments in a 14-minute video feature.

September 21, 2026|1
US Threatens Global Grounding of Iranian Airlines with Secondary Sanctions Starting WednesdayEconomy

US Threatens Global Grounding of Iranian Airlines with Secondary Sanctions Starting Wednesday

United States Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that all Iranian airlines face a global grounding by Wednesday due to impending US secondary sanctions on foreign service providers.

September 21, 2026|1
Meet Elif Eralp: The Leftist Leader with Turkish Roots Poised to Lead BerlinPolitics

Meet Elif Eralp: The Leftist Leader with Turkish Roots Poised to Lead Berlin

Elif Eralp and her The Left party secured victory in Berlin's state election, positioning her to potentially become the city's next governing mayor. Her campaign focused on affordable housing, migrant rights, and progressive social policies.

September 21, 2026|1
Iran Implements Sweeping Remote Work and Energy-Saving Measures Amid Severe Economic CrisisEconomy

Iran Implements Sweeping Remote Work and Energy-Saving Measures Amid Severe Economic Crisis

Iran has introduced remote work mandates, free public transport, and fuel price hikes as part of desperate energy-saving measures amid a severe economic crisis and US naval blockade.

September 21, 2026|1
Unpacking the Pelican: What is the New Weapon Deployed by Ukraine Against Russia?Breaking News

Unpacking the Pelican: What is the New Weapon Deployed by Ukraine Against Russia?

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy revealed the use of a new weapon named 'Pelican' in recent strikes against Russia, sparking debate among military analysts over whether it is a drone or a tactical ballistic missile.

September 21, 2026|1
Teen Prodigy Amina Orfi Makes History as Youngest Women's Squash World Number OneSports

Teen Prodigy Amina Orfi Makes History as Youngest Women's Squash World Number One

Nineteen-year-old Egyptian squash player Amina Orfi has become the youngest women's world number one after defeating Hania El Hammamy in the Qatar Classic final.

September 21, 2026|1