Al Jazeeraadded this to Middle East EditionKuwait Kuwait Emir visits Iraq amid regional tensionAl JazeeraKuwait and Iraq call for 'wisdom' as Sheikh Sabah Al Ahmad Al Sabah's visits Iraq for the first time since 2012. Kuwait and Iraq have called for "wisdom and reason" in dealing with the latest developments
Al Jazeeraadded this to United States EditionDonald Trump Will Donald Trump win a second term?Al Jazeera - Inside StoryAt first, not many expected Donald Trump to win the presidential election of the United States in 2016. But now Trump is well into his first term, and campaigning hard for a second in 2020. On Tuesday,
Al Jazeeraadded this to Africa EditionMali Mali attack: Forces deployed as survivors recall killingsAl JazeeraIt was the second time this month that Dogon villages have come under attack by suspected ethnic Fulani gunmen. The attackers behind the latest attack to have hit central Mali identified victims one by
Al Jazeeraadded this to United States EditionNative Americans Joy Harjo becomes first Native American US poet laureateAl JazeeraAuthor of poetry collections The Woman Who Fell From the Sky and In Mad Love and War wins prestigious position. Joy Harjo has been named US poet laureate, the first Native American to hold the position.
Al Jazeeraadded this to Africa EditionAfrica Kenya court convicts three over Garissa university massacreAl JazeeraGuilty verdict for three suspects over their role in 2015 attack at northeastern university that killed 148 people. A Kenyan court has found three men guilty of abetting al-Shabab fighters who carried
Al Jazeeraadded this to Global NewsMichelle Bachelet UN rights chief Bachelet heads to Venezuela for a three-day visitAl JazeeraBachelet is expected to hold separate talks with President Nicolas Maduro and opposition leader Juan Guaido. UN human rights chief Michelle Bachelet is set to arrive in Venezuela on Wednesday for a three-day
Al Jazeeraadded this to Europe EditionParis Air Show Environmentally friendly jets displayed at Paris Air ShowAl Jazeera - Natacha ButlerPowered by batteries, the nine-seater plane on display at the Paris Air Show would produce zero carbon emissions and be fuelled by sustainable sources. Electric cars are driving the future of the automobile
Al Jazeeraadded this to Africa EditionDarfur ICC prosecutor: Omar al-Bashir must answer for Darfur abuses nowAl Jazeera - James ReinlSudan's overthrown president is wanted by the ICC on charges of crimes against humanity and genocide. United Nations, New York - Sudan's Transitional Military Council (TMC) should hand over overthrown
Al Jazeeraadded this to Global NewsRory Stewart Rory Stewart crashes out of race to be British prime ministerAl JazeeraFour candidates bidding to become next leader of ruling Conservative party, and British prime minister by default. Britain's international development secretary Rory Stewart is the latest figure to drop
Al Jazeeraadded this to Europe EditionJeremy Corbyn UK: Labour's Jeremy Corbyn backs second Brexit referendumAl JazeeraOpposition leader says a vote must offer 'real choices' for those who want to leave or stay in the European Union. Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of Britain's main opposition Labour party, has said it is "right
Al Jazeeraadded this to United States EditionOPEC OPEC spat over meeting date exposes Saudi-Iran hostilityAl JazeeraTehran points finger at Riyadh for infighting as tensions rise over US sanctions on Iranian oil exports. The month-long wrangling within the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) over
Al Jazeeraadded this to Global NewsSaudi Arabia Saudi slams UN report on Khashoggi killing as 'unfounded'Al JazeeraAdel al-Jubeir says UN rapporteur's report on the killing of Jamal Khashoggi contained 'baseless allegations'. A Saudi minister has slammed as "unfounded" a report by a United Nations expert who called
Al Jazeeraadded this to Bold opinionsMohamed Morsi Mohamed Morsi: An Egyptian tragedyAl Jazeera - Abdullah Al-ArianMorsi's presidency was a flicker of hope for a democratic future in a country long dominated by ruthless dictators. The death of former President Mohamed Morsi is only the latest in a series of untold
Al Jazeeraadded this to Global NewsWorld News US: Trump EPA rolls back Obama rule on coal-fired power plantsAl JazeeraEnvironmentalists say the rule is likely to lead to increases, not cuts, in carbon emissions over the next few decades. The Trump administration on Wednesday completed one of its biggest rollbacks of rules,
Al Jazeeraadded this to Middle East EditionJamal Khashoggi Agnes Callamard Q&A: 'Saudi is responsible for Khashoggi murder'Al JazeeraIn exclusive interview with Al Jazeera, UN special rapporteur stresses journalist's death 'was a killing by the state'. Jamal Khashoggi, a critic of Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS)
Al Jazeeraadded this to Global NewsIraq What's behind US pressure on Iraq to become energy independent?Al Jazeera - Arwa IbrahimUS push for Iraq's 'energy independence' aims to isolate Iran and take advantage of oil and gas reserves, analysts say. Iraq's reliance on Iranian gas imports to satisfy its consumer needs has raised with
Al Jazeeraadded this to Global NewsTunisia Desperate journeys: Migrants repatriated after 3 weeks stranded off TunisiaAl Jazeera - Sonia GallegoMost of the migrants are from Bangladesh, and others come from Sudan and Libya, among other countries. A vessel carrying 75 migrants has been allowed to dock in Tunisia after being stranded off the coast
Al Jazeeraadded this to Global NewsMali Mali attacks: Villagers flee amid increasing violenceAl Jazeera - Malcolm WebbMilitias connected to the Fulani and Dogon ethnic groups have attacked each others’ communities in recent months. A week ago, scores of people were killed in central Mali during an ongoing conflict between
Al Jazeeraadded this to Asia EditionWorld News Thousands in Nepal protest against cultural 'guthi' billAl JazeeraDemonstrators gathered in Kathmandu despite PM Khadga Prasad Oli announcing the controversial bill would be withdrawn. Thousands of Nepalis took to the streets on Wednesday demanding the government scrap
Al Jazeeraadded this to Global NewsWorld News Emissions must be halved to avoid dangerous climate: scientistsAl JazeeraPublic concerns about catastrophic climate change are growing and have led to protests around the world. Emissions need to be halved by 2030 to limit warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius but temperatures are
Al Jazeeraadded this to Asia EditionTransportation The brave merchants of Wakhan, the 'other' AfghanistanAl JazeeraThe Wakhan Corridor, a mountainous region situated in the far northeast of Afghanistan, is bordered by the Hindu Kush mountains and peaks, some reaching 5,000 metres. Isolated from the rest of Afghanistan,
Al Jazeeraadded this to Global NewsEuropean News First four suspects named for MH17 murder trialAl JazeeraLeaders of a Russian-backed militia have been indicted and will face trial in the Netherlands in March 2020. Four suspects are to face murder charges for the shooting down of Malaysia Airlines flight in
Al Jazeeraadded this to Middle East EditionMiddle East 'Credible evidence' links MBS to Khashoggi's murder: UN reportAl JazeeraSaudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman should be investigated over killing of journalist Khashoggi, UN expert concludes. Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman should be investigated over the killing dissident
Al Jazeeraadded this to Global NewsSaudi Arabia Khashoggi killing: Executive summary of Callamard's UN reportAl JazeeraUN expert says Saudi Arabia is responsible for 'extrajudicial' killing of Khashoggi and calls it 'internatonal crime'. Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi was killed in by Saudi agents inside the the Saudi
Al Jazeeraadded this to Global NewsRefugees UN: More than 70 million people displaced worldwideAl JazeeraNumber of people fleeing conflict, persecution rises for seventh year in a row to record high, UN refugee agency says. More than 70 million men, women and children fled war, persecution and conflict last
Al Jazeeraadded this to Middle East EditionTurkey Stabilising Syria: UN chief appeals to Russia, TurkeyAl Jazeera - James BaysUN chief Antonio Guterres appealed to Russia and Turkey on Tuesday to stabilise Idlib Medical facilities in Syria's last major rebel stronghold are no longer sharing their coordinates with the United for
Al Jazeeraadded this to Sports RoundupWorld News 'I can't believe I just did that': Girl, 10, scales El CapitanAl JazeeraSelah Schneiter has become the youngest person to summit the famous rock face in the US's Yosemite National Park. El Capitan, a granite monolith in the United States's Yosemite National Park, has been
Al Jazeeraadded this to Europe EditionIslamic State (ISIS) Western Europe must repatriate its ISIL fighters and familiesAl Jazeera - Letta TaylerWestern capitals should take cue from Central Asia which has taken back hundreds of nationals from Syria and Iraq. Western European intransigence on ensuring that citizens detained abroad as ISIL suspects
Al Jazeeraadded this to Sports RoundupMichel Platini No case opened against Platini in World Cup probe: French policeAl JazeeraThe former French football administrator has been questioned over the awarding of the 2022 World Cup to Qatar. Former UEFA president Michel Platini will not face formal legal proceedings in an ongoing
Al Jazeeraadded this to Human Rights MagazineUnited Nations UN record: 71 million people forcibly displaced in 2018Al JazeeraThe world's population of forcibly displaced people surged by 2 million in 2018 to reach a new record, UN figures show. The UN refugee agency's yearly Global Trends report found 71 million people were
