Arsenal manager Arteta ‘very surprised’ at Jesus blast over Barcelona move
Al Jazeeraby AFP·11 Sept 2026
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta said he was “very surprised” by Gabriel Jesus’s claim that he was forced to train alone and was given no information prior to joining Barcelona.
Russian strikes kill two in Kyiv as Moscow targets capital’s fuel stations
Al Jazeeraby Al Jazeera Staff·11 Sept 2026
Russian drone attacks on two fuel stations in Kyiv have killed two people and injured others, as Moscow continues to target civilian areas.
Myanmar airport closed following reported drone attack
Al Jazeeraby Al Jazeera Staff·11 Sept 2026
Flight operations at Myanmar’s second-busiest airport have been halted, as the country’s military-backed government accused rebel groups of attempted drone attacks.
‘A historic day’: Spain moves closer to citizenship for Western Saharans
Al Jazeeraby Graham Keeley·11 Sept 2026
Madrid, Spain – For Mohamed Mohamedna, it was a historic moment. On Thursday, the Spanish parliament backed citizenship for Western Saharans born in the North African territory when Madrid ruled it...
‘Blew the hell out of it’: How Iran damaged US bases in Bahrain, Jordan
Al Jazeeraby Federica Marsi·11 Sept 2026
A Bahrain-based United States military installation has sustained severe damage during recent months of fighting with Iran, the acting secretary of the US Navy has said, prompting Washington to...
Houthis take control of Yemen’s Red Sea coast, key shipping route
Al Jazeeraby Al Jazeera Staff·11 Sept 2026
The Houthis have taken control of Yemen’s entire Red Sea coast, according to reports. The rebel group seized the last towns on the coast in a rapid advance against the forces of the internationally...
Japan, India, Ukraine: Why some countries are uneasy about new UN map
Al Jazeeraby Al Jazeera Staff·11 Sept 2026
In a historic move last week, the United Nations General Assembly voted overwhelmingly to encourage the use of new world maps which more accurately depict continents with their true sizes.
World Athletics Ultimate Championship opens with record $10m prize pot
Al Jazeera·11 Sept 2026
The “best of the best” in athletics are preparing to compete in the inaugural World Athletics Ultimate Championship that gets under way in Budapest this weekend.
‘We won’: Pro-Palestine student suspended by UK university resumes degree
Al Jazeeraby Anealla Safdar·11 Sept 2026
London, United Kingdom – A 22-year-old Egyptian student suspended from King’s College London (KCL) last year after his involvement in pro-Palestine campus activism is returning to university.
How 9/11 helped Israel sell its war on Palestinians to America
Al Jazeeraby Yousef Munayyer·11 Sept 2026
For me, the New York City skyline was close to home. Quite literally. I grew up just across the Hudson River, with the famed skyline of America’s biggest city visible from my bedroom window.
Anthropic warns of bids to use AI to build biological weapons
Al Jazeeraby Al Jazeera Staff·11 Sept 2026
Anthropic has disrupted several attempts to use its artificial intelligence models for research that could help develop biological weapons, the United States technology company has reported.
Hong Kong court hands stiff jail sentences to Tiananmen vigil activists
Al Jazeeraby AFP; Reuters·11 Sept 2026
A Hong Kong court has sentenced three activists to five to seven years in prison for their roles in organising a vigil marking the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre.
UEFA wants FIFA subsidiaries’ blocked from Infantino discovery fight in US
Al Jazeeraby Reuters·11 Sept 2026
UEFA has urged a United States court to reject an attempt by FIFA’s American subsidiaries to intervene in its bid to obtain evidence for a potential Swiss criminal case against FIFA President...
From hours at security to bulletproof cockpits: How 9/11 changed air travel
Al Jazeeraby Edna Mohamed·11 Sept 2026
Not long after several planes were hijacked and used to wreak devastation on downtown New York and Washington, DC, a quarter of a century ago, air travel for millions of people all over the world...
BRICS summit: Is the bloc truly challenging a Western-dominated world?
Al Jazeeraby Urooba Jamal·11 Sept 2026
A BRICS member has been under attack for months – and has subsequently wielded attacks of its own against fellow members.
Settlers, soldiers, and Israeli impunity in the West Bank
Al Jazeeraby Mayss Abu Ghoush·11 Sept 2026
Kobar, Occupied West Bank — In the town of Kobar, northwest of Ramallah, a settler known to locals as “Ghazal” has been attacking Palestinian farmers, they allege, part of an ongoing Israeli pogrom...
‘Not dolls to play with’: Afghan medical students face Pakistan expulsion
Al Jazeeraby Abid Hussain·11 Sept 2026
Islamabad, Pakistan – Alishba*, a medical student, was on a maternity ward night shift in Lahore when her phone began filling with messages on September 8.
How 9/11 conspiracy theories moved into mainstream American politics
Al Jazeeraby Caolán Magee·11 Sept 2026
Type the words “9/11 conspiracy theories” into the search bar of YouTube, and there is no shortage of people lining up to tell you what “really” happened.
‘Everything changed’: The human cost of 25 years of US wars
Al Jazeeraby Hanna Duggal; Alia Chughtai·11 Sept 2026
Twenty-five years have passed since 19 al-Qaeda hijackers seized four commercial aeroplanes and slammed into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, killing nearly 3,000 people.
Fenerbahce coach Kartal’s resignation refused as bottle thrown in Roma tie
Al Jazeeraby Reuters; AFP·11 Sept 2026
Fenerbahce coach Ismail Kartal quit his role with the Turkish club after a spectator threw a water bottle at his head during his side’s 1-1 Champions League draw with Roma on Thursday – only for...
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