Jerusalem schools strike as Israel forces curriculum and bans teachers
Al Jazeeraby Mohammad Mansour·1 Sept 2026
The academic year in occupied East Jerusalem began on Tuesday with an open-ended strike by teachers at private and Christian schools after Israeli meddling in students’ curriculum.
Is Trump wooing Russia again – and why?
Al Jazeeraby Usaid Siddiqui·1 Sept 2026
United States President Donald Trump’s administration appears to be taking steps to increase contact with key figures in Moscow, even as Russia’s war in Ukraine continues and US-backed peace...
Barcelona sign Gabriel Jesus from Arsenal for a reported $11.6m
Al Jazeeraby AFP·1 Sept 2026
Barcelona signed Brazilian forward Gabriel Jesus from Arsenal on Tuesday on a deal until 2029, after they were unable to pry Julian Alvarez from Atletico Madrid.
Who is Alejandro Betancourt, ex-Chavez ally now Trump’s Venezuela oil man?
Al Jazeeraby Priyanka Shankar·1 Sept 2026
Controversial Venezuelan businessman Alejandro Betancourt, who amassed massive fortunes under former socialist President Hugo Chavez and who has faced investigations into alleged money laundering...
How wildfires are scorching France’s wine industry
Al Jazeeraby Shola Lawal·1 Sept 2026
As wildfires razed swaths of Western Europe this summer, wineries in the region have grown increasingly concerned about the fate of one of the area’s most important exports.
SCO slams attacks, sanctions on Iran: Key takeaways from Bishkek summit
Al Jazeera·1 Sept 2026
Leaders of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) have signed a joint statement condemning the US and Israel’s war on Iran and Western sanctions on some of their members, after a two-day...
Lionel Messi’s Argentina career in numbers: Records, goals, trophies
Al Jazeeraby Manasi Pathak; Hafsa Adil·1 Sept 2026
Argentina superstar Lionel Messi, one of the greatest footballers of all time, brought down the curtain on his two-decade-long international career on Monday.
Why China will not comply with US sanctions on Iran
Al Jazeeraby Yang Xiaotong·1 Sept 2026
On August 31, the leaders of China, Russia and India met in Bishkek for the annual summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization. Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian was also in attendance.
Iran urges US to honour commitments under MoU
Al Jazeeraby Al Jazeera Staff·1 Sept 2026
President Masoud Pezeshkian says Iran is ready to return to the terms of an interim agreement reached with the United States in June, which was aimed at ending the war, if Washington also does the...
What to know about the US primary election in Massachusetts
Al Jazeeraby Al Jazeera Staff·1 Sept 2026
Voters in the US state of Massachusetts head to the polls on Tuesday for a primary election featuring a closely watched United States Senate contest between Democratic incumbent Senator Ed Markey...
Pakistan wins Indus waters battle at The Hague, but India threat remains
Al Jazeeraby Abid Hussain·1 Sept 2026
Islamabad, Pakistan – A court of arbitration in The Hague has ruled that India cannot unilaterally suspend the Indus Waters Treaty, rejecting every argument New Delhi has used to justify holding...
DRC: Ebola fears grow as children return to school
Al Jazeeraby Prosper Heri Ngorora·1 Sept 2026
Goma, DR Congo – Children across the Democratic Republic of the Congo are returning to school on Tuesday as the country battles its largest Ebola outbreak on record, prompting concern among parents...
‘Hit them hard’: Does Trump have another ‘new’ Iran strategy, can it work?
Al Jazeeraby Usaid Siddiqui·1 Sept 2026
Following the first strikes in the US-Iran war for a month, this week, United States President Donald Trump appeared to signal a new phase in the war, which marked its first six months on Friday...
Abroad and at odds: How the war has divided Iranians in the diaspora
Al Jazeeraby Al Jazeera Staff·1 Sept 2026
Peyvand Khorsandi was only four years old when he and his family left Iran for the United Kingdom in 1976, three years before the Islamic revolution.
Football power struggle caused FIFA World Cup plan fallout, says Kushner
Al Jazeeraby AFP·1 Sept 2026
United States businessman Joshua Kushner has blamed power struggles within global football for the outrage over FIFA’s plan to sell stakes in the World Cup, admitting his firm “would not have got...
Russian drone and missile barrage kills at least 12 in Ukraine’s Kyiv
Al Jazeeraby Al Jazeera Staff·1 Sept 2026
At least 12 people have been killed and 21 wounded in a wave of Russian air attacks on Ukraine’s capital Kyiv and the surrounding region, authorities said.
‘I’ll never be Swedish enough’: Far-right campaign upsets minority groups
Al Jazeeraby Nils Adler·1 Sept 2026
Stockholm, Sweden – When Neira Tokalija, a 39-year-old therapist, saw the slogans of Sweden’s far-right party plastered wall-to-wall across Stockholm Central Station, she felt a familiar sense of...
Could 4+4 make 1 in Libya? UN-backed agreement looks to unite rival camps
Al Jazeeraby Al Jazeera Staff·1 Sept 2026
Representatives of Libya’s rival political camps recently signed a landmark agreement in Tripoli, drafting a roadmap that could see presidential and legislative elections within 24 months.
Britons face ‘risk premium’ for energy as US-Israel war on Iran intensifies
Al Jazeeraby Laura O'Connor·1 Sept 2026
London, United Kingdom – Andrew, a 70-year-old retiree from the eastern English city of Norwich, had enrolled months ago in a fixed-rate energy plan for 18 months, learning from earlier price...
Luxembourg drops approval for Israel bonds issue: What that means
Al Jazeeraby Edna Mohamed·1 Sept 2026
Luxembourg is not renewing its authorisation for the issue of Israel bonds since it expired on Monday, leaving Israel with an uncertain future over its ability to borrow via investors in European...
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