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"Direct Hit": Houthis' Claim Targeted Saudi Ministry With Ballistic Missile
Houthis also claimed to attack the kingdom's biggest oil refinery, Ras Tanura, which is located on the Gulf west of the Strait of Hormuz.
A US Mercenary Group, A Fragile Peace And Global Race For Critical Minerals
Erik Prince, the founder of the now-defunct private security company Blackwater and a prominent supporter of US President Donald Trump, has secured a role in Congo through his company, Vectus Global.
2 Men Charged Over Incident At UK Airbase Used By US, Police Link It To Iran
The head of National Counter Terrorism Policing, Laurence Taylor, said two British men aged 24 have been charged: one with assisting a foreign intelligence service, believed to be in Iran, and another with entering a prohibited place for a purpose "prejudicial" to the UK.
Finland, Norway Leaders Hold "Frank" Call With Putin On Ukraine War
It was the latest effort by Kyiv's allies to de-escalate the most deadly conflict in Europe since World War II, which erupted when Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
Houthis Claim Missile Strike On Saudi Oil Refinery As Blasts Shake Riyadh
Saudi Arabia, the Middle East's largest economy, has suffered weeks of strikes from the Iran-backed Houthis against oil and civilian sites including Riyadh's international airport.
$1 Billion For Peace? Report Flags A Secret Saudi Deal With Houthis Via Iran
The deal was reportedly discussed during a surprise visit by Saudi Defence Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman to Tehran, where Iran offered to act as a regional diplomatic mediator.
Police Arrest Woman At Airport After Her Children Found Home Alone In Florida
When she landed at the airport, detectives met her directly at the gate and took her straight into custody.
US School Sued For Rs 9.5 Crore After Students Served Pretzels Contaminated With Oven Cleaner
Oregon school district sued for $1M after pretzels contaminated with oven cleaner sickened students.
White House Official Jokes Nicki Minaj Could Be Next Press Secretary: 'We May Have Found'
Cheung shared a video suggesting Nicki Minaj as press secretary after Katie Zacharia's dismissal.
Opinion: Opinion | Will Israel 'Dump' Netanyahu? Why His Future Hangs In The Balance
The October 7 incident continues to haunt 'Bibi', producing two competing arguments how the security breach occurred under Netanyahu's watch, and who Israelis can trust to protect them in the future.
J&K vs PoK: What Numbers Reveal About Spending, Infrastructure And Rights
Jammu and Kashmir is clearly ahead on public spending and, more or less, even on income in the economy.
Cardiologist, Banker, PhD Holders: How Serbia's New Parliament Will Be Different
Serbia's Student List emerged from protests following the collapse of a concrete canopy at a railway station in Novi Sad in November 2024, which killed 16 people.
Nvidia To Invest $3 Billion In Meta's Muse AI Models
Modeled on the open-source AI agent OpenClaw, Muse can access a user's email, calendar, payments, health, shopping and smart-home applications.
Elon Musk-US Elections: With $3.6 Million A Day, Elon Musk Is Biggest Donor In US Midterm Elections
US Midterm Elections: The staggering sum is expected to give an edge to Republicans, as per some US news outlets, but things will be clear when the results of the midterms are announced.
'Dress Torn, Was Bleeding': Ex-Miss Switzerland Accuses Trump Of Rape
According to the report, "Keul described the rape as 'brutal'" and said that after the alleged assault, Trump "sat her on the edge of the bed, repeated his promises to arrange for a visa and NYU admission"
Hindu School Teacher, Mediating Land Dispute, Beaten To Death In Bangladesh
The school teacher reportedly intervened to calm down the two sides involved in the argument but was allegedly attacked despite having nothing to do with the dispute.
Opinion: Opinion | India's Bond Market Is Bleeding, And The 'Savers' Are Losing
Inside US Plan To Keep Military Bases Running If Major Conflict Erupts
The plan, called FORTRESS, aims to ensure that the US military can continue operating even if a major war damages the country's civilian infrastructure.
8 Crucial US Senate Election Fights To Watch This Year In Midterms
Democrats need at least 218 seats in the House of Representatives to clinch a majority in the new session.
Man Accused Of Killing And Eating 38 People Arrested In Uganda, Top General Says "Will Be Executed"
Moses is accused of carrying out a series of brutal killings over the years. According to local investigators, he allegedly targeted entire families, breaking into homes and attacking victims with a machete.
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Carrick stays on as Manchester United manager for crucial Chelsea match
Carrick will be in charge of football's Man United when they visit Chelsea on October 31, reports in British media say.
Sudan’s war steals children’s future with school closures and displacement
The conflict in Sudan has left millions of children without education, as they work to help their families.
King Charles’s Caribbean tour: Will he discuss slavery reparations?
UK's King Charles launches nine-day Caribbean tour amid monarchy questions and growing demands for slavery reparations.
Russia targets Kyiv as Finnish, Norwegian leaders hold rare call with Putin
Strikes hit a major bridge in the Ukrainian capital as leaders push for 'direct discussions' to end the war.
Lebanon’s lost olive season: harvesting olives under drones and warplanes
Lebanon's olive harvesters are facing dangerous conditions, with potential attacks and fear of cluster munitions.
Melania or the pope: Who brokered Russia-Ukraine ceasefire in Oleshky?
Competing claims over the ceasefire mark the latest tensions between the White House and the Vatican.
Russia strikes Kyiv ahead of localised ceasefire in Oleshky
Russia struck Kyiv multiple times on Monday night, hours before a humanitarian ceasefire in Oleshky took effect.
The Netherlands pulls out of Eurovision 2027 due to Israel ‘sensitivities’
Dutch withdrawal is the latest in a number of boycotts by countries unhappy about Israel's inclusion.
Qatar’s Emir meets Iran’s Pezeshkian in Moscow
The pair discussed energy cooperation and ways to enhance bilateral relations, Iranian state media reported.
Iranians brace for renewed attacks after Israeli, US elections
The US and Israel have teased strikes around their elections, particularly against Iran's civilian infrastructure.
India-China border face-offs test Modi six years after deadly clash
Despite thaw in India-China ties, border tensions again challenge Modi's strongman image at home.
Al Jazeera meets iconic pro-Palestine Japanese activist
Japanese activist Yusuke Furusawa speaks to Al Jazeera about why he keeps protesting Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza.
Kylian Mbappe apologises after ‘dictator’ comment angers Chinese fans
'My comment was ill-judged and I now understand that it hurt many people,' Mbappe says after Chinese brands dropped him.
Ebola cases in DR Congo surpass 10,000 in fastest-growing outbreak
Nearly half of the people confirmed to have the virus have died in DRC's fastest-growing Ebola outbreak on record.
The Ballon d’Or has a narrow definition of footballing greatness
Celebrity, bias towards players in attack and European dominance undermine football’s most prestigious individual award.
Former PLO official says Netanyahu-Eisenkot coalition could be possible
Former PLO official says Israel’s election outcome remains uncertain, with polls divided between Netanyahu and Eisenkot.
Abhishek Sharma hits ton as India beat New Zealand by 6 wickets in 3rd T20
The opening pair put on 133-run partnership as India chased down 199 to wrap up the five-match T20 series.
Robert F Kennedy Jr. says Arabs don’t produce science or literature
US Secretary of Health Robert F Kennedy Jr. has said that Arabs don’t produce science, literature, or win Nobel prizes.
Media groups challenge India’s privacy law at top court
News organisations are challenging the law, arguing it could hamper investigative journalism and endanger sources.
Families of victims killed in Jordanian strike deny links to church attack
Jordan said it targeted ‘terrorist hideouts’ in Syria, but relatives of those killed deny any link to last week’s church
Why Jordan has struck Syria: What we know
Syria says Jordan did not coordinate with Damascus before launching operation in rural Deraa and Suwayda.
Iran says US ‘not serious’ about talks amid Tehran meeting
Officials from Iran, Pakistan, Turkiye and Saudi Arabia held talks in Tehran in an effort to stop further escalation.
North Korean howitzer guns spotted close to border with South Korea
The sighting comes after a mine blast wounded three South Korean soldiers in September.
‘It’s magical’: London’s iconic Oxford Street goes vehicle-free
The cars have gone, and so have the buses, but while retailers expect a boost, residents worry about change.
WNBA Finals: Valkyries beat Dream to reach the brink of their first title
Kiah Stokes and Veronica Burton shine for Golden State as Angel Reese's Atlanta team was stifled by a strong defence.