As Trump threatens tariffs, Vietnam scrambles to avert economic disaster
The Southeast Asian country is hoping for a reprieve from 46 percent duty, which would pummel its economy.
US envoy says war in Gaza would ‘end immediately’ if captives released
Adam Boehler tells Al Jazeera 'nothing goes forward' on ceasefire deal until captives are released.
US Senator flies to El Salvador to help wrongly deported man
US Sen. Chris Van Hollen flew to El Salvador to try to free wrongly deported man, Kilmar Abrego Garcia.
Real Madrid defeated by Arsenal as Champions League holders fail to fire
Real Madrid's Champions League defence ends with a tame 2-1 defeat in Spain by Arsenal, who claim a 5-1 aggregate win.
US envoy to Hamas: ‘can’t deal’ with people holding captives
The Trump administration’s envoy for hostage negotiations Adam Boehler spoke to Al Jazeera about discussions with Hamas.
At least 50 killed after boat catches fire, capsizes in DR Congo
A motorised wooden boat with about 400 passengers caught fire and capsized near the town of Mbandaka.
Is the US in a constitutional crisis?
Frequent attacks by Trump administration on courts and the judiciary.
Who will win the US-China trade war?
US-China trade war escalates with huge stakes for the economies of both nations and the rest of the world.
‘Die-in’ held in Paris to protest killing of Palestinian journalists
One hundred journalists staged a ‘die-in’ in central Paris to protest the killing of nearly 200 Palestinian journalists.
Iran confirms next round of nuclear talks with US set for Rome on Saturday
The announcement comes as IAEA chief arrives in Tehran for talks that may revolve around accessibility for inspectors.
Chaotic arrest of Venezuelan migrant in New Hampshire
Two federal agents attempting to arrest a Venezuelan migrant at a New Hampshire courthouse, knocked over an elderly man.
Chinese manufacturers pitch products directly to Western consumers
Chinese manufacturers are creating connections directly with Western consumers amid Trump’s trade war.
Israel says its troops will remain in Gaza, Lebanon and Syria indefinitely
Defence minister says army 'will remain in the security zones as a buffer between the enemy and [Israeli] communities'.
Traveling to the US? Here’s what you should know
Phones searched, visas revoked and political views under scrutiny – it's a new era of border enforcement in the US.
Spotify down for thousands of users worldwide
The audio streaming giant denies allegations of a security breach
UK’s top court rules legal definition of ‘woman’ refers to ‘biological sex’
The decision was welcomed by some activists, but transgender campaigners warned it could lead to discrimination.
Russia jails journalists for alleged ties to Navalny
Four Russian journalists were sentenced to over 5 years in prison for ties to late opposition leader Alexey Navalny.
As US and China escalate trade war, the world asks, ‘Who will blink first?’
US President Donald Trump says ball is in China's court, but analysts say Beijing is prepared to withstand trade war.
Capturing Water
Campaigners in Cape Town confront the socioeconomic and environmental problems in the city’s water management system.
Al-Shabab fighters attack strategic town in central Somalia
The armed group claims to have seized control of Adan Yabaal town, but the Somali army disputes the battle outcome.