AL JAZEERA News

Fanon is a short film that explores the fascinating story of Frantz Fanon.

Exercising in Gaza presents unique challenges, but one resident copes by working out whenever and wherever he can.

The measures are a part of the Labour government tightening Britain’s anti-corruption sanctions regime.

ICC said it had found ‘reasonable grounds’ to believe that Israeli officials were responsible for starvation in Gaza.

Brandon Durham called police to report intruders in his home in Las Vegas. But police shot him, not his attacker.

Journalist Sonia Gallego takes us through scenes of anger and devastation over Spain’s deadly floods.

As Baku summit winds down, rich and poor countries at odds over how fight against climate change will be financed.

Israel launched attacks across Gaza, killing about 90 Palestinians, as the US blocked a fourth Gaza ceasefire resolution

A day after Kyiv fires the Anglo-French missiles into Russia, Moscow hits Ukraine with an ICBM, reports say.

This is the first time there has been an indictment for Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu since Israel’s war on Gaza began.

To withhold climate assistance is to punish the Afghan population for the acts of its leaders.

Israel has killed at least 17,400 children in its war on Gaza.

The US has charged one of India’s richest men, Gautam Adani, with fraud alleging a multibillion-dollar bribery scheme.

Court also issues warrants for former Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant and Hamas military commander Mohammed Deif.

The International Criminal Court has announced that it is issuing international arrest warrants.

Britain and France have long agitated for a more aggressive posture, but Germany still refuses to give Taurus missiles.

RFK Jr might try to curb access to vaccines if not able to impose an outright ban but will face pushback, experts say.

101 East goes undercover in Italy to expose the sweatshops making bags for some of the world’s leading luxury brands.

Deadly incident occurred after Novi Sad station was renovated, protesters blaming sloppy work led by corrupt officials.

Air raids on Beit Lahiya and Gaza City come as humanitarian crisis worsens in besieged territory.

Fresh from a shock home defeat by New Zealand, India begin Australia tour with question marks over Virat Kohli’s form.

Country is allowing 481 of the protected animals to be killed this year and says the bear population is too large.

Australia head into the first Test against India on Friday seeking to end four series of dominance by the tourists.

Tony Blair leads tributes to ‘incredibly direct’ deputy, known for not pulling his punches – on one occasion, literally.

Despite unpredictable, sometimes dangerous, skies, MEA and other airlines are still flying. Here’s how, and why.