AL JAZEERA News – 05/07/2023

Iran’s leader has emphasised that resistance cannot be broken through military strikes and political plots.

A new war on migrants, aimed at distracting from actual problems, is about to begin in America.

After topping $100,000, Bitcoin supporters see the cryptocurrency soaring even higher.

Military court convicts civilians involved in 2023 unrest, with rights groups slamming ruling as ‘intimidation tactic’.

Residential buildings have been hit in the Russian city of Kazan, causing no casualties.

Children in England and Wales have been investigated by police for calling each other names, a study has found.

Huge sale likely to go through despite ongoing concerns over Egyptian government’s human rights breaches,

In the German forest of Grunheide, hundreds of protesters occupied the trees to protest Tesla’s expansion plans.

We all have a responsibility to make 2025 a better year for children everywhere.  

UNRWA says Gaza has become a ‘graveyard’ as Israel continues its bombing campaign amid worsening living conditions.

Latest tit-for-tat attack follows Israeli air strikes on Sanaa and Hodeidah, which killed nine people earlier this week.

Scientists have engineered the pests to provide enhanced immunity to the disease they transmit, according to new study.

Here are the key developments on the 1,031st day of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Air pollution has become a major problem in Pakistan and it is children who are paying the price.

The bill now goes to the Senate where it is expected to pass with only hours remaining before an expected shutdown.

Workers complain of inadequate wages as inflation soars, and promise to escalate the strike.

The driver involved in the ramming has been taken into custody, with officials calling the incident an attack.

Turkish president compares Kurdish YPG fighters to ISIL and says neither group has a future in Syria.

Houthi forces carry out attacks on Israel since start of its war on Gaza.

Demonstrators demand an end to Israeli military presence in border town in southern governorate.

Nonessential government functions are expected to shutter on Saturday unless a government spending bill can be passed.

Germans expected to vote on February 23 after centre-left coalition government led by Chancellor Olaf Scholz collapses.

Thousands of Syrians, many newly returned to the country after the fall of Assad, celebrated in Umayyad Square.

Customers of banks named in lawsuit lose more than $870m over seven years since Zelle was introduced, watchdog says.

US says Mohammad Reza Nouri orchestrated the killing of Stephen Troell in 2022 as revenge for Qassem Soleimani.