Trump, Putin hold ‘frank’ phone call as US restarts Ukraine deal efforts
Al Jazeeraby Al Jazeera Staff·8 Sept 2026
United States President Donald Trump has spoken by phone with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin as the White House ramps up efforts to reach a peace deal in Ukraine.
Yemen’s war is back: A new battle for Sanaa and the Red Sea
Al Jazeeraby Urooba Jamal·8 Sept 2026
War is once again descending on Yemen, a country once described as the world’s worst humanitarian disaster.
Nicaragua urges ICJ to reject Germany’s bid to throw out Gaza genocide case
Al Jazeeraby Al Jazeera Staff·8 Sept 2026
Germany says ICJ lacks jurisdiction in Nicaragua genocide case Nicaragua has urged the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to allow its case against Germany to continue, saying its arms exports to...
Bombardier pushes back as Trump threatens aircraft sales ban
Al Jazeeraby Andy Hirschfeld·8 Sept 2026
Bombardier has pushed back against United States President Donald Trump’s threat to block sales of its aircraft if it doesn’t start building planes in the US, saying it already does.
Israeli academia accused of systemic apartheid against Palestinians
Al Jazeeraby Mohammad Mansour·8 Sept 2026
One Palestinian student found herself facing permanent expulsion and the revocation of all her academic credits at Zefat Academic College in Israel, after posting a video of a religious preacher...
Maldives asks UK to reopen sovereignty talks over Chagos Islands
Al Jazeeraby Al Jazeera Staff·8 Sept 2026
Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu has written to UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham, asking him to reopen talks over the sovereignty of the Chagos Islands rather than handing over the islands to...
What is BAPS, the Hindu group whose demands led to Eiffel Tower closure?
Al Jazeeraby Sarah Shamim·8 Sept 2026
Eiffel Tower closed in row over women removed for Hindu group The Eiffel Tower was temporarily closed on Monday after workers went on strike to protest the sidelining of female staff during a...
The shift in British policy on Israel is palpable
Al Jazeeraby Chris Doyle·8 Sept 2026
Fifty-nine years after Israel established its first illegal settlement in the occupied Palestinian territory, the United Kingdom has imposed a ban on trade with Israeli settlements.
EU condemns Serbia’s ministers for attending funeral of war criminal Mladic
Al Jazeeraby AFP; AP·8 Sept 2026
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President Antonio Costa have condemned the presence of several senior Serbian officials at the funeral of war criminal Ratko...
FIFA accused of ‘abusive conduct’ over women’s football calendar in Europe
Al Jazeeraby DPA·8 Sept 2026
A legal complaint against FIFA has been extended to cover its “abusive conduct” towards the women’s game in Europe.
Yemen’s reignited war fuels a new wave in child recruitment
Al Jazeeraby Al Jazeera Staff·8 Sept 2026
Sanaa, Yemen – A month ago, a Houthi recruiter in his 40s, approached 16-year-old Abdulkarim in Sanaa and told him about the possibility of being sent to the front line in Marib, where fighting was...
One year on from Nepal protests, have Gen Z demands been met?
Al Jazeeraby Sarah Shamim·8 Sept 2026
One year ago, thousands of young people took to the streets in multiple Nepali cities to protest against corruption.
Manipur musician killed in Indian capital, reviving racism concerns
Al Jazeeraby Yashraj Sharma·8 Sept 2026
New Delhi, India — Late on Sunday night, Chongtham Vikram Singh was troubled by loud noises outside his home in the Indian capital, where he lived with his son and wife.
Qatar says reopening Strait of Hormuz ‘unconditionally’ is a priority
Al Jazeeraby Al Jazeera Staff·8 Sept 2026
Qatar’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson says “new ideas are being discussed” between Qatar and other mediators for ways to resolve the more than six-month US-Iran war.
Sudan’s healthcare system on brink of collapse, MSF warns
Al Jazeeraby Al Jazeera Staff·8 Sept 2026
War-torn Sudan’s healthcare system is facing a deep crisis as international aid funding has dwindled, cutting millions off from essential services, Doctors Without Borders, known by its French...
BRICS summit may be the only place another Iran ceasefire can be built
Al Jazeeraby Imran Khalid·8 Sept 2026
Iranian missiles and drones came down on Kuwait on September 3, two days after American aircraft struck roughly a hundred positions along the Hormuz coast and across western Iran, including a...
Saudi-Houthi fighting in Yemen escalates: What happened, and what’s next?
Al Jazeeraby Usaid Siddiqui·8 Sept 2026
Yemen’s Houthi group has carried out attacks in southern Saudi Arabia, with Riyadh saying that dozens of people have been wounded, as fighting between the Iran-aligned group and pro-Saudi forces in...
Israeli forces kill Palestinian man and withhold his body near Nablus
Al Jazeera·8 Sept 2026
Israeli forces shot and killed a 29-year-old man in the town of Aqraba, south of Nablus. They then withheld his body, Palestine’s Wafa news agency reported.
As Sweden heads to polls, Israel and Palestine policies are on the ballot
Al Jazeeraby Nils Adler·8 Sept 2026
Stockholm, Sweden – This Sunday, Sweden will vote in a knife-edge general election that could change the country’s stance on Israel.
‘Limit overshoot, peak, decline’: A new global goal for climate change?
Al Jazeeraby Nick Clark·8 Sept 2026
The signing of the Paris Agreement by 200 countries in 2015 was a rare moment of global unity, and the euphoria was real.
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