Al Jazeeraadded this to Global NewsWorld News Modi to Khan: Trust key to boosting India-Pakistan relationsAl JazeeraNormalised ties require 'environment of free of terror, violence and hostility', Indian PM tells Pakistani counterpart. Islamabad, Pakistan - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has told his Pakistani
Al Jazeeraadded this to Europe EditionCatalonia The Catalonia Trial: Justice or Vengeance?Al JazeeraAt the beginning of October 2017, a referendum on Catalonian independence sparked a furious response from the Spanish state, amid accusations that the secessionist politicians and civil society activists
Al Jazeeraadded this to Global NewsWorld News India art exhibition showcase painting by vulnerable childrenAl JazeeraArt provides an escape for the children who have escaped abuse, lived on the streets, been trafficked or forced to work. An art exhibition has opened in India's capital, New Delhi, showcasing work by children.
Al Jazeeraadded this to Europe EditionSaudi Arabia 'Historic' UK decision outlaws arms sales for Saudi war on YemenAl Jazeera - Gavin O'TooleBritish weapons, particularly aircraft and missiles, are crucial to Saudi Arabia's war effort in Yemen. London, United Kingdom - Campaigners hailed an "historic" ruling by the United Kingdom's court of
Al Jazeeraadded this to Global NewsWorld News Hong Kongers protest extradition bill through artAl Jazeera - Rob McBrideArt as a form of protest has been important to this campaign as it was to the so-called Occupy movement five years ago. Protesters in Hong Kong have threatened to take to the streets again if the government
Al Jazeeraadded this to Global NewsFIFA Women's World Cup FIFA Women's World Cup 2019: The best moments so farAl JazeeraAl Jazeera takes a look at some of the best moments that have taken place in the tournament under way in France. This year's FIFA Women's World Cup is under way in France and being played in nine cities
Al Jazeeraadded this to Global NewsTurkey Main officers in Turkey's failed coup handed life sentencesAl JazeeraAccused were charged with crimes against the state, attempting to kill the president, and the deaths of 249 people. Ankara, Turkey - A key trial of 224 people accused of participating in Turkey's failed
Al Jazeeraadded this to Europe EditionSajid Javid UK: Javid's bid for Downing Street comes to end of the roadAl JazeeraThe home secretary failed to get enough votes in the fourth secret ballot of Conservative MPs. Britain's Home Secretary Sajid Javid is the latest Conservative figure to drop out of the race to be Britain's
Al Jazeeraadded this to Global NewsJuan Guaidó Venezuela crisis: Guaido's envoys accused of embezzling aid fundsAl Jazeera - Alessandro RampiettiThere are allegations of corruption against Venezuelan opposition leader Guaido's envoys operating on the Colombian border. Venezuela's opposition leader Juan Guaido is under scrutiny with some of his
Al Jazeeraadded this to Africa EditionKinshasa From Kinshasa to Liverpool: A mother's painful journey to asylumAl Jazeera - Cathleen MillerFour years ago, Marie went to the market in Kinshasa. She returned to an empty house and was sexually abused by police. To mark World Refugee Day on June 20 and Refugee Week in the UK from June 17 to Al
Al Jazeeraadded this to Middle East EditionGaza Qatar distributes funds to Gaza familiesAl JazeeraThe small grants are part of an agreement with Israel, intended to restore calm in the blockaded Palestinian enclave. Qatar has distributed $100 grants to thousands of families in Gaza as part of an understanding
Al Jazeeraadded this to AJ ImpactRefugees Germany welcomed refugees. Now it's reaping the economic benefitsAl Jazeera - Siobhan DowlingGerman companies need more skilled workers. Refugees are helping to fill the gap. Berlin, Germany – When Abdullah Hassoun arrived in Germany in November 2015, he barely spoke a word of German and his priority
Al Jazeeraadded this to Global NewsMexico Trump supporters build private US-Mexico border wallAl JazeeraGrassroots conservative group in US raises millions of dollars on private land to build border wall to deter migrants. US President Donald Trump's promise to build a wall along the US-Mexico border using
Al Jazeeraadded this to Middle East EditionSaudi Arabia US Senate prepares new rebuke of Trump over Saudi arms salesAl Jazeera - William RobertsAnger rises over US president's bid to bypass congressional review amid doubts about handling of Iran and Yemen war. Washington, DC - The US Senate's leadership cleared the way for a series of votes on
Al Jazeeraadded this to Global NewsUnited Nations US picks new ambassador to the United NationsAl JazeeraKelly Craft named as Trump's pick as ambassador to United Nations US President Donald Trump has named Kelly Craft as the nominee for the ambassador to the United Nations. That post has been vacant for
Al Jazeeraadded this to Middle East EditionHuman Rights Dozens killed in heavy fighting in northwest SyriaAl JazeeraEighty-nine fighters and 41 government troops killed in Hama since Tuesday in major battle, UK-based monitor says. More than 100 combatants were killed over the past 48 hours during fighting between Syrian
Al Jazeeraadded this to Yemen EditionSaudi Arabia Yemen's Houthi rebels hit Saudi facility with 'cruise missile'Al JazeeraAttack by rebel group on facility in southern province of Jizan the latest in string of attacks on Saudi targets. Yemen's Houthi rebels hit a power station in Saudi Arabia's southern province of Jizan
Al Jazeeraadded this to Global NewsSaudi Arabia Arms sales to Saudi Arabia 'unlawful', rules UK's top courtAl JazeeraA court rules the British government acted unlawfully in the way it sold weapons to Saudi Arabia that may have been used in Yemen conflict. British arms sales to Saudi Arabia that were used in Yemen's
Al Jazeeraadded this to Asia EditionWorld News India is running out of water, fastAl JazeeraDelayed monsoon rains highlight fragility of the water supply in the deeply agrarian South Asian country. At least 21 cities in India, including capital New Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai and Hyderabad, will
Al Jazeeraadded this to Middle East EditionSudan Sudan protests: Military council wants talks to resumeAl JazeeraSudan's military council has called for unconditional talks with protest leaders. Sudan's Transitional Military Council has asked protest leaders to return to talks- but this time - with no strings attached..
Al Jazeeraadded this to Global NewsTokyo 2020 Tokyo Olympics tickets running out for Japanese amid high demandAl JazeeraMillions disappointed after applicants in ticket lottery for Japan residents began learning they could not land tickets. Millions of Japanese are feeling let down as tickets for next year's Tokyo Olympics
Al Jazeeraadded this to United States EditionMiddle East Oil prices surge after Iran shoots down US droneAl JazeeraThursday's incident marks the first direct Iranian-claimed attack on US assets amid the escalating crisis. Oil prices climbed around three percent on Thursday amid escalating tensions in the Middle East
Al Jazeeraadded this to Global NewsMiddle East Turkey coup: Court hands 17 top generals 141 life termsAl JazeeraThe accused were charged with crimes against the state, attempting to kill the president, and the deaths of 249 people. A Turkey court sentenced 17 top former military officials to 141 life terms on Thursday
Al Jazeeraadded this to Global NewsMyanmar Stress of return stalks Myanmar refugees in Thai border campsAl Jazeera - Joshua CarrollReport says mental health crisis surges in refugee camps after cuts to aid and the end of resettlement programmes. Yangon, Myanmar - Drastic cuts to humanitarian assistance for refugees who fled Myanmar
Al Jazeeraadded this to Middle East EditionBasra Business as usual: Iraq attack no bearing on oil firms - analystsAl Jazeera - Lizzie PorterNo production disruption or pullout plan after oil company operations targeted by rocket fire in Basra, insiders say. Basra, Iraq - Rocket strikes near the headquarters of foreign oil companies in southern
