United Arab Emirates Beware of Arab angerAl Jazeera - Ramzy BaroudThe Arab streets will not accept the 'deal of the century' and any attempts to impose it will end in disaster. As the announcement of the deal of the century approaches, the Arab world is growing increasingly
Huawei China's CCTV features Daily Show report on Huawei lead in 5GAl JazeeraTrevor Noah becomes unlikely star in China-US trade dispute after airing of Daily Show clip on Huawei's dominance in 5G. China's latest media broadside in its tariffs war with the US features an unlikely
Taiwan Strait Taiwan and US officials hold rare meeting amid China tensionAl JazeeraMeeting between national security advisers was first since US ended formal diplomatic relations with Taiwan in 1979. Senior national security officials from the United States and Taiwan have held their
Boeing 737 MAX Regulator's reputation hit after Boeing crashes: United presidentAl Jazeera - Ed LaneThe US Federal Aviation Administration has been criticised for working too closely with planemakers like Boeing Singapore - The reputation of aviation regulators in the United States has suffered following
Mauricio Macri Argentina corruption: seizing assets difficult even under MacriAl Jazeera - Teresa BoWhile corruption scandals flourished under former President Kirchner, cleaning up after her proves difficult for Macri. Under former Argentine President Cristina Kirchner, accusations of corruption were
Asia Pacific Myanmar soldiers jailed for Rohingya massacre freed after monthsAl JazeeraTroops released in November 2018 after serving less than one year of their 10-year prison terms, Reuters report says. Myanmar has granted early release to seven soldiers jailed for the killing of 10 Rohingya
Brexit Party Farage's Brexit party set to win UK seats in European electionsAl Jazeera - Rory ChallandsFrustrations over Brexit's handling translates into Nigel Farage's new Brexit Party in the lead in the UK. In the UK, Nigel Farage's new Brexit Party is winning the race in the European Parliament elections
North Korea North Korea slams 'war monger' Bolton over missile tests commentAl JazeeraGiving up tests means relinquishing right to self defence, Pyongyang says in response to US national security adviser. North Korea has called John Bolton, the national security adviser of the United States,
Melania Trump Trump says US not seeking 'regime change' in IranAl JazeeraOn Tokyo visit, US President Trump tells Prime Minister Abe he backs Japan's efforts for talks with Iran amid standoff. President Donald Trump has said the United States is not looking for "regime change"
Boats DRC: 30 dead, many feared missing after boat sinksAl JazeeraVessel capsizes on Lake Mai-Ndombe, near the village of Lokanga, in the west of the Democratic Republic of Congo. At least 30 people have died and dozens more are feared missing after a boat sank on a
European News EU elections produce fragmented parliament amid high turnoutAl Jazeera - Ylenia GostoliCentre right and centre left lose European Parliament seats to Greens and Liberals while Eurosceptic parties make gains. Brussels, Belgium - People across the European Union have cast their ballots on
Alexis Tsipras Greece's Tsipras to call snap elections after heavy defeatAl JazeeraGreek prime minister's leftist Syriza party suffers big losses in EU parliament and local elections. Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has called snap national elections after suffering a heavy defeat
Saudi Arabia Saudi King invites Qatar's Emir to GCC summit in MeccaAl JazeeraQatar's Emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani has been invited by the Saudi king to an emergency summit on May 30. Qatar's Emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, has received an invitation from Saudi Salman
Burkina Faso Four killed in new church attack in Burkina FasoAl JazeeraHeavily armed men storm church and open fire on worshippers killing at least four in the latest Sunday service attack. Four people were killed in an attack on a Catholic church in northern Burkina Faso,
Middle East Syrian forces pound rebel targets in the besieged northwestAl JazeeraHundreds of air strikes help Russian-backed government troops recapture town of Kafr Nabuda as battles rage on. Syrian government forces pounded positions in the northwest of the country on Sunday as on
Iran Could Iraq be pulled into a conflict between the US and Iran?Al Jazeera - Inside StoryThe United States is raising the stakes against what it calls threats from Iran. President Donald Trump is sending an extra 1,500 troops to the Middle East. He's also bypassing the US Congress to sell
Nelson Chamisa Zimbabwe opposition MDC party elects Nelson Chamisa as leaderAl Jazeera - Haru MutasaZimbabweans hope he will pressure President Emmerson Mnangagwa over inflation, unemployment, and fuel and cash shortages. Zimbabwe's main opposition party has elected Nelson Chamisa as its leader. It the
Kathmandu Four killed in three explosions in Nepal's KathmanduAl JazeeraPolice say they suspect the blasts may have been the work of a splinter group of former Maoist rebels. Four people were killed and seven others injured in three separate explosions in the Nepali capital
Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia shoots down Houthi drone targeting Jizan airportAl JazeeraSaudi announcement came hours after Houthis said they used an armed drone to attack warplane runways at the airport. Saudi Arabia said on Sunday it shot down a bomb-laden drone deployed by the Houthi in
World News Europe Election polls: High turnout and a changed chamberAl Jazeera - Ylenia GostoliThe election has been portrayed as a battle between the pro-European establishment and its Eurosceptic challengers. Brussels, Belgium - As voting draws near a close across the European Union, the first
Khalifa Haftar Libya's Haftar vows to fight until Tripoli 'militias' defeatedAl JazeeraMore than 75,000 people have been driven from their homes and 510 killed in the weeks-long battle for Tripoli. Libyan commander Khalifa Haftar, who is leading a military offensive against the government
Iran Iraq vows to stand with Iran amid US-Iran tensionAl Jazeera - Rob MathesonIran and Iraq have close ties through trade, culture and religion. But Iraq relies on US to combat the threat of ISIL. Iraq's leaders are vowing to stand with Iran after the United States ramped up its
Asia Pacific Papua New Guinea prime minister, Peter O'Neill, resignsAl JazeeraPeter O'Neill - in power since 2011 - handed over the reins to Julius Chan who has twice been prime minister. Papua New Guinea Prime Minister Peter O'Neill resigned on Sunday following a string of high-profile
Indonesia Indonesia protest: Calls for investigation into police violenceAl Jazeera - Andrew ThomasThey say they were restrained, doing only what they had to, but Amnesty International says they 'treated everyone violently'. Indonesia's disputed election is now in the hands of the country's top court,
World News Rare all-white panda spotted in China reserve: State mediaAl JazeeraChina's Wolong National Nature Reserve is in Sichuan province which is home to 80 percent of the world's wild pandas. A rare all-white panda has been caught on camera at a nature reserve in southwest showing
Brexit What will Britain's leadership change mean for Brexit?Al JazeeraBrexit brought UK Prime Minister Teresa May to power, and it was ultimately the issue that forced her out. Debate on Britain's departure from the European Union exposed deep divisions in the country. faced
European News French Algerians on identity, discrimination, protests at 'home'Al Jazeera - Linah AlsaafinIndividuals of three generations question sense of belonging in France as they watch protests continuing in Algeria. Paris, France - A long and bloody history ties Algeria and France together. A French
World News Three killed by military gunfire at Pakistan rights protestAl Jazeera - Asad HashimWhile the military claims protesters attacked a checkpoint, rights group says soldiers fired on unarmed protesters. Islamabad, Pakistan - At least three people have been killed and more than 15 wounded
Islamic State (ISIS) Three French ISIL members sentenced to death in IraqAl JazeeraKnown as Kevin Gonot, Leonard Lopez and Salim Machou, they are the first French ISIL members to receive death sentences. An Iraqi court has sentenced three French citizens to death after they were found
Peacekeeping UN peacekeeping faces budget crisis, countries don't pay shareAl Jazeera - James BaysThe United Nations is holding its annual events honouring the work of its peacekeepers serving around the world. There are at least 100,000 on active duty, deployed to some of the world's most dangerous
