World News Trump to deploy more troops to Saudi Arabia after attackAl JazeeraUS will send reinforcements to the Middle East following attacks on Saudi Arabian oil facilities. The Pentagon said on Friday that the US will deploy additional troops and military equipment to Saudi and
Climate Global Climate Strike: Tens of thousands rally across the USAl Jazeera - Ben PivenAt least 60,000 join teen activist Greta Thunberg's campaign in New York City, other US cities before UN summits New York City - Greta Thunberg arrived in the United States by sea three weeks ago after
Rohingya Rohingya refugees face mobile phone blackoutsAl JazeeraThe Bangladeshi government orders ban on the sale of SIM cards to a million Rohingya in the world’s biggest refugee camp. Last week, we received a WhatsApp message from a Rohingya refugee in Bangladesh.
Middle East In rare protests, Egyptians demand President Sisi's removalAl JazeeraRallies in several Egyptian cities come after businessman Mohamed Ali accused Sisi of corruption, called for resignation Thousands of pro-democracy protesters have marched in cities across Egypt to demand
California States sue Trump over blocking of California emissions rulesAl JazeeraThe US President has revoked the state's authority to set emissions standards that are stricter than federal guidelines. A group of 23 states on Friday sued to block the administration of President Donald
European News Football: Roma's online campaign helps find five missing childrenAl JazeeraFifth child found after Italian football club shares details of missing youth in videos of transfer announcements. A social media campaign by Italian football side AS Roma has helped to locate a fifth
Middle East Can the US guarantee Gulf security?Al Jazeera - Inside StoryAs to who is responsible for last week's attacks on Saudi oil infrastructure has led to accusations from different sides. The United States and Saudi Arabia say Iran is behind the Aramco strikes. But Houthis
Africa Zimbabwe's currency is collapsingAl Jazeera - Chris MuronziThe Zimdollar started melting down two weeks ago, and it's getting worse. Harare, Zimbabwe - The Zimbabwean dollar is collapsing against the United States dollar on the country's black market, as confidence
Middle East Multiple casualties after bomb goes off on bus outside KarbalaAl JazeeraSecurity officials say several others wounded after explosive device planted on the bus detonated. At least 12 people have been killed and several others wounded in a blast from a bomb planted on a bus
Middle East Yemen's Houthis say will stop all attacks on Saudi ArabiaAl JazeeraHouthi leader says the rebels will stop drone attacks and expect Saudi Arabia to stop targeting Yemeni territory. An official with the Houthi rebel movement in Yemen has said it will stop aiming missile
Cancer 'Rare' cancers are common, so why the lack of research funding?Al Jazeera - Kaelyn FordeThe term 'rare cancer' encompasses 198 different diseases, according to the European Information Network. When Eleftherios Stavropoulos plays with his 11-year-old son, George, he tries not to wonder whether
UNHRC 'Powerful states' blocking data on firms in Israeli settlementsAl JazeeraAmnesty urges UN member states to demand release of database listing companies operating in the illegal settlements. Amnesty International is urging UN member states to use the next Human Rights Council
Donald Trump Trump defends himself against whistle-blower complaintAl JazeeraTrump calls whistle-blower 'partisan', even though he said he doesn't know the identity or precise allegations. US President Donald Trump on Friday told reporters a whistleblower complaint that has roiled
Polio Philippines launches polio vaccine campaign after new outbreakAl JazeeraTwo cases have been confirmed in children and traces of the virus were found in sewage in two regions. The Philippines has launched a polio immunisation campaign and declared an outbreak in the country
Middle East US sanctions Iran's central bank in wake of Aramco attacksAl JazeeraTargeting Iran's central bank could inhibit Tehran's ability to import sanctions-exempt humanitarian goods. The United States Department of the Treasury on Friday slapped sanctions on Iran's central bank
European News Merkel to deliver Germany's climate plan amid protestsAl JazeeraProtesters hit the streets as politicians agree on a mix of emissions trading and higher taxes to tackle climate change. German Chancellor Angela Merkel will present details of a broad climate plan for
Middle East Thousands march in Algeria in first protest since election callAl JazeeraDemonstrators reject call by powerful army chief to hold presidential election by December and demand his removal. Tens of thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of the Algerian capital in of
Climate Climate strike: Almost 100,000 Londoners stage protestsAl Jazeera - Ylenia GostoliMore than 200 demonstrations took place across the UK as workers were actively encouraged to join protesting students. London, England - An estimated 100,000 people turned up on the streets of the British
Forestry Planet SOS: Amazon fires fears rainforest will become desertAl Jazeera - Lucia NewmanLast month, the number of wildfires in the Amazon tripled compared with the previous year. Wildfires are still burning in Brazil's Amazon rainforest, which is often referred to as the "green lungs" of
European News Moscow frees actor convicted of role in anti-Putin protestsAl JazeeraPavel Ustinov denied he had taken part in opposition protests in Moscow last month. Pavel Ustinov, a 23-year-old actor, will be freed - at least temporarily - after his conviction over an opposition protest
World News Former minister from India's ruling BJP arrested after rape claimAl JazeeraSwami Chinmayanand of the Hindu nationalist party arrested in Uttar Pradesh state for allegedly raping a student. A former Indian government minister and and member of the ruling right-wing Bharatiya Party
Middle East Scorched pipelines: Saudis reveal damage from Aramco attacksAl JazeeraSaudi officials take reporters to oil giant Aramco's attack-stricken facilities as markets weigh impact on crude supply. Saudi Arabia on Friday took reporters to inspect oil facilities hit by attacks Washington
Qatar UK-Qatar relationship going 'from strength to strength'Al JazeeraBritish PM Johnson hosts emir of Qatar for talks on strengthening strategic relations. The UK's relationship with Qatar is going from "strength to strength", Prime Minister Boris Johnson said after welcoming
Trains Fighting al-Shabab: US trains elite Somali forcesAl Jazeera - Mohammed AdowSomali government officials say this elite force is comprised of soldiers from almost all of Somalia's tribes and clans. The number of US soldiers in Somalia has increased under President Donald Trump.
World News Indonesia: Widodo urges delay in law banning extramarital sexAl JazeeraUnder proposed law, people who have pre-marital or extramarital sex could face between six months and one year in jail. Joko Widodo, the president of Indonesia, has called for a delay in a parliamentary
Middle East Supreme Court decision on UK Parliament suspension next weekAl Jazeera - Jonah HullBritish Prime Minister Boris Johnson should find out next week whether his decision to suspend parliament ahead of the October 31 Brexit deadline was legal. After a three-day emergency hearing, Supreme
Qatar Qatari emir meets British PM Johnson in LondonAl Jazeera - Nadim BabaTalks between the leaders focus on strengthening relations between the two nations. Qatar's Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani met British Prime Minister Boris Johnson in London on Friday. They discussed
Kyrgyzstan Nomad Games Kyrgyzstan embraces nomadic historyAl JazeeraKyrgyzstan is trying to boost its image and revive lost traditions. It is a classic sport among nomads and one of the most fiercely contested at Kyrgyzstan's first-ever national Nomad Games, organised
World News Flooding in southeast Texas leaves two deadAl JazeeraRescue crews using boats to reach stranded drivers and families trapped in their homes. The tail-end of tropical storm Imelda that flooded parts of Texas left at least two people dead on Thursday, with
European News Google to invest 3 billion euros in European data centersAl JazeeraTech giant's multibillion-dollar investment will support 13,000 full-time jobs in the EU every year, Google CEO says. Google's top boss has announced that the United States-based technology giant is planning
