Al Jazeeraadded this to News from the Middle East Yemen UN says Yemen conflict is worseningAl Jazeera - James BaysHumanitarian affairs chief, Mark Lowcock, said fighting this year in Yemen displaced more than 250,000 people. The United Nations says the war in Yemen is worsening, with 250,000 people displaced this
Al Jazeeraadded this to News from the Middle East Syria Syria says it doesn't want to fight with TurkeyAl JazeeraDamascus says military action in response to rebel violations, including presence of fighters in a de-militarised zone. Syria does not want to see fighting with Turkey, its foreign minister said on Tuesday,
Al Jazeeraadded this to World NewsChristchurch New Zealander jailed for sharing Christchurch mass shooting videoAl JazeeraA businessman in New Zealand has been sentenced to nearly two years in prison for sharing footage of the Christchurch mosque attacks, which saw a lone gunman livestream the massacre of 51 Muslims during
Al Jazeeraadded this to World NewsProtest 'The leaderless': Inside the masked face of Hong Kong's protestsAl Jazeera - Lynn LeeBehind the massive protests that stunned Hong Kong authorities were hundreds of masked and mostly young people. Hong Kong, China - Millions of people descended on the streets of Hong Kong over the past
Al Jazeeraadded this to News from Asia PacificAsia Pacific Death toll from China quakes rises to 12Al JazeeraRescuers pulled seven survivors out of the rubble near the epicentre in a largely rural area. The death toll from two strong earthquakes in China rose to at least 12 on Tuesday with more than 130 people
Al Jazeeraadded this to World NewsMohamed Morsi Egypt's ex-president Mohamed Morsi buried in Cairo: SonAl JazeeraEgypt's first freely elected president buried in Cairo at dawn, his son says, with some Morsi family members present. Egypt's former President Mohamed Morsi was buried on Tuesday in eastern Cairo, his
Al Jazeeraadded this to News from IndiaBihar Encephalitis kills more than 100 children in India's Bihar stateAl JazeeraOpposition accuses government of neglecting children's health as encephalitis outbreak kills scores in Bihar state. More than 100 children in the Indian state of Bihar - home to some of the country's health
Al Jazeeraadded this to World NewsBeirut Refugee girls in Beirut 'face sexual violence, forced marriage'Al JazeeraMore than half of refugee girls living in Lebanon's capital face sexual violence and harassment regularly, report says. More than half of girls living as refugees in Beirut have reported that they face
Al Jazeeraadded this to News from Asia PacificAsia Pacific China's Xi Jinping to make first official trip to North KoreaAl JazeeraThe Chinese president to visit its reclusive ally this week ahead of his meeting with US president at the G20 meeting. Chinese President Xi Jinping will visit North Korea for two days from Thursday, state
Al Jazeeraadded this to News from Central/South AsiaUnited Nations 'Systemic failure' of UN ahead of military crackdown: ReviewAl JazeeraAn internal report says the UN suffered from "fragmented strategy" ahead of brutal military action against Rohingya. There was a "systemic failure" of the United Nations in dealing with the situation Myanmar
Al Jazeeraadded this to News from the United StatesIran US to send 1,000 more troops to Middle East amid Iran tensionsAl JazeeraMove comes as Pentagon releases new photos in reported tanker attacks and Tehran sets 10-day deadline on nuclear deal. Acting US Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan has announced the deployment of about
Al Jazeeraadded this to AJ ImpactArgentina Argentina's power outage is a hit to its fragile economyAl Jazeera - Diego LajeSouth American blackout adds to embattled President Mauricio Macri's electoral woes as he seeks reelection in 2019. The economic impact of a massive blackout that affected 50 million people across Latin
Al Jazeeraadded this to World NewsToronto Raptors Canada: Two shot, two arrested at Raptors celebration rallyAl JazeeraPolice say 'no incidents' are currently under way as the celebrations continue for the NBA champion. At least two people were shot and wounded at a rally on Monday for the NBA champion, the Toronto Raptors.
Al Jazeeraadded this to World NewsMiddle East Sudan protesters urge night rallies amid impasse with militaryAl JazeeraProtest leaders say 'revolutionary escalation' has begun to pressure military generals to hand over power to civilians. Sudan's protest leaders have called for nighttime demonstrations and marches in capital,
Al Jazeeraadded this to AJ ImpactVirginia US Supreme Court upholds Virginia's ban on uranium miningAl JazeeraThe case thrust Virginia into the centre of a national debate over uranium mining. The largest-known United States uranium deposit will remain firmly underground after the US Supreme Court on Monday upheld
Al Jazeeraadded this to World NewsWorld News As promised, Trump slashes aid to Central America over migrantsAl JazeeraCritics of the plan argue it is cruel to cut off aid to governments grappling with hunger and violence. US President Donald Trump's administration announced on Monday plans to permanently divert hundreds
Al Jazeeraadded this to News from the United KingdomConservative Party Who will be Britain's next prime minister?Al Jazeera - Inside StoryThe race to become Britain's next prime minister is well under way, with six men in the running to lead the governing Conservative Party. By July, one of them will replace Theresa May, who is stepping
Al Jazeeraadded this to News from EuropeIran Mogherini: Keeping Iran nuclear deal alive 'is not easy'Al JazeeraThe EU remains tight-lipped about its potential response to Iran's threatened uranium stockpiling. The European Union says it will consider Iran to be complying with its obligations under a multinational
Al Jazeeraadded this to News from the Middle East Mohamed Morsi Egypt slammed for Morsi's 'terrible but predictable' deathAl JazeeraEgyptian government failed to allow Morsi 'adequate medical care' leading to his 'entirely predictable' death, HRW says. A human rights group says the Egyptian government bears responsibility for the of
Al Jazeeraadded this to AJ ImpactTurkey US could penalise Turkish firms beyond F-35 suppliers over S-400Al JazeeraUS chief arms buyer urges NATO ally Turkey to drop plans to buy Russian-built S-400 air-defence system. Washington is looking at imposing financial sanctions on Turkish firms beyond those that build parts
Al Jazeeraadded this to News from the United StatesPoverty Nearly 1 in 5 US children live in poverty, despite improvementsAl Jazeera - Ben PivenStudy shows positive trends in child wellbeing, but racial gaps remain. Although their collective wellbeing has improved, almost one in five children in the United States - some 13.3 million children are
Al Jazeeraadded this to News from EuropeEuropean News Russia drops extortion charges against journalist after outcryAl JazeeraIgor Rudnikov's supporters strongly contested the extortion charges, saying they were punishment for his journalism. A Russian court has released a newspaper editor, who had been facing extortion charges,
Al Jazeeraadded this to News from the Middle East Mohamed Morsi Obituary: Egypt's first freely elected President Mohamed MorsiAl JazeeraThe Muslim Brotherhood leader was the country's first democratically elected president but was removed in a 2013 coup. Mohamed Morsi, Egypt's first democratically elected president, has died at the age
Al Jazeeraadded this to World NewsSaudi Arabia Iran slams Saudi Arabia over tanker attack allegationsAl JazeeraTehran blames Riyadh's own 'misguided approach' for causing current tensions in the region. Iran has accused its main regional rival Saudi Arabia of adopting a "militaristic, crisis-based approach" after
Al Jazeeraadded this to World NewsQuébec Canada's Quebec bans religious symbols in some public sector jobsAl JazeeraCritics denounce 'politics of fear' as Quebec province bans some gov't employees from wearing religious symbols at work. Canada's Quebec province has passed a controversial law banning some public sector
Al Jazeeraadded this to News from the Middle East Mohamed Morsi Egypt's ex-President Mohamed Morsi dies after court appearanceAl JazeeraEgypt's first freely elected president had suffered from neglect during years of imprisonment after his 2013 overthrow. Egypt's former President Mohamed Morsi has died after appearing in court in the Cairo,
Al Jazeeraadded this to News from the United StatesRepublican Party President Trump to seek second term in 2020 electionAl Jazeera - Alan FisherTrump enjoys 90 percent support in the Republican Party, a party he has remade in his own image. Donald Trump will announce he will run for president again in coming days. It has been four years since
Al Jazeeraadded this to News from the Middle East Mohamed Morsi Mohamed Morsi's death: World reactionAl JazeeraInternational reaction following the news of the death of the former Egyptian president. Former Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi has died aged 67 after collapsing in a Cairo court while on trial on espionage
Al Jazeeraadded this to World NewsVirginia Virginia Republicans lose in US Supreme Court gerrymandering caseAl JazeeraCourt leaves in place lower court ruling that invalidated 11 state House districts for racial discrimination. The United States Supreme Court on Monday handed Republican legislators in Virginia a defeat,
Al Jazeeraadded this to World NewsSyria Syria’s war: Children caught in ongoing violenceAl Jazeera - Zeina KhodrIn the past six weeks, at least 400 civilians have been killed and a quarter of the victims were children. The United Nations has condemned the deaths of hundreds of civilians, including children, who
