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Ebola Outbreak Spreads to Nigeria After Reaching Four Countries on Continent
Health officials in Africa are investigating how a Nigerian woman contracted Ebola, sparking fears it could spread further.
President Paul Biya Returns to Cameroon After Prolonged Absence
Cameroonian President Paul Biya has returned home after a two-month absence that sparked speculation about his health and ability to rule.
NBA Star Kyrie Irving Defends American Football Player Azeez Al-Shaair's Protest Against Israel
Kyrie Irving has publicly praised American football player Azeez Al-Shaair for wearing the name of Palestinian girl Hind Rajab on his eyeblack during a game, which led to a fine.
Asian Football Confederation Endorses Gianni Infantino for FIFA Presidency
The Asian Football Confederation has unexpectedly endorsed Gianni Infantino for another term as FIFA president.
Earthquake Strikes Tibet, Killing At Least 16 People
A powerful earthquake has struck Tibet's Baqên County, causing widespread destruction and loss of life.
Venezuelans Hold Nationwide Protests Calling for Free Elections and End to Crisis
Thousands of Venezuelans took to the streets in several cities on Friday, calling for free elections and an end to the current political crisis, marking the first nationwide opposition demonstration in nearly two years.
Sudanese Paramilitary Group Accused of Targeting Healthcare System in Darfur
A BBC investigation into the siege of el-Fasher has uncovered evidence that Sudanese paramilitary fighters deliberately targeted the city's healthcare system.
Formula One Career Extension Linked to African Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton has expressed his intention to extend his Formula One career until he can participate in the African Grand Prix set to take place in Rwanda in the early 2030s.
US President Donald Trump Announces Lifting of Restrictions on Ukraine's Access to Starlink Network
Ukraine's access to the Starlink network has been restored after connectivity issues hindered its military operations.
US Federal Judge Orders Donald Trump to Undergo Questioning in Defamation Lawsuit Against BBC
A US federal judge has ordered President Donald Trump to undergo questioning under oath as part of his massive defamation lawsuit against the BBC.
Yemen Civil War Forces Family to Flee Home
A family of seven, including two premature twins, has been forced out of their home in Yemen due to ongoing violence between Houthi rebels and government forces.
Critical Vulnerability Discovered in PHP Programming Language
Government websites across Europe and other parts of the globe have suddenly gone dark as a critical vulnerability in a widely used programming language has been discovered.
Shift in Iran's Defence Doctrine to Offensive Approach
Iran's military has announced a shift in its defence doctrine, moving from a purely defensive stance to an "offensive and asymmetrical" approach.
Meta Ordered to Pay New Mexico $25 Billion in Damages
A US judge has ordered Meta Platforms to pay New Mexico $25 billion in damages after finding that the company intentionally misled consumers about the privacy of their data.
Saudi-backed government forces clash with Houthi fighters in Taiz
Women in Taiz organize relief efforts for soldiers defending their city, including baking cookies and raising funds for weapons and ammunition.
US Diplomatic Efforts in Ukraine Yield Little Progress
Despite recent talks between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and US special envoy Steve Witkoff, the path to a lasting resolution remains uncertain.
Russia Resumes Willingness to Negotiate with US and Ukraine
A meeting between Russian and US representatives in St Petersburg has led to a possible resumption of negotiations to end the conflict.
US-Backed Hepatitis B Vaccine Trial for African Newborns Put on Hold
A US-backed trial to test a new hepatitis B vaccine on African newborns has been put on hold after government officials in Guinea-Bissau seized the vaccines allocated for the study.
Data Centres Told to Pay Dividends to Local Communities
US President Donald Trump has suggested that companies operating AI data centres could improve public perception by offering financial incentives to nearby residents.
Macron Accuses Foreign Leaders of Exploiting France's Riots for Electoral Gain
French President Emmanuel Macron has accused foreign leaders of exploiting the country's ongoing riots for electoral gain, suggesting they are using their remarks about the violence to further their own election campaigns.
Immigration Authorities Set to Deport Severely Ill Detainees to Unknown Countries in Africa
Relatives of detainees at the Krome North processing center in Miami and the Broward transitional center in Pompano Beach have been warning about impending deportations to unknown countries in Africa.
Stephen Hubbard Released from Russian Custody After Almost Seven Years
US citizen Stephen Hubbard has been released by Russian authorities after being jailed for allegedly fighting on behalf of Ukraine.
Investigation into Ownership of Traditional Textile Designs in India Launched
A young man's discovery in India has sparked an investigation into the ownership of traditional textile designs after he noticed a lack of originality among scarves on sale.
Faecal Waste Pollution in Mexico's Yucatan State Highlighted by Greenpeace Report
A new report from Greenpeace highlights severe faecal waste pollution in Mexico's Yucatan state, where drinking water sources are being contaminated by bacteria and chemicals.
Violent Riots Sweep Through Paris Over Weekend
Residents are reeling from the destruction and chaos caused by waves of violent riots that swept through the city over the weekend.
Raila Odinga's Party Grapples with Future Direction After His Death
Kenya's opposition party is struggling to define its future one year after Raila Odinga's death, grappling with divisions over cooperation with President William Ruto's administration.
Trump Allocates Over $400m for Republican Campaigns
US President Donald Trump has announced plans to spend more than $400 million on midterm election campaigns in support of Republican candidates.
Paris Saint-Germain Defeat Barcelona 4-2 in Champions League Match
The match saw Paris Saint-Germain score a crucial late goal to defeat Barcelona 4-2, marking a significant victory for PSG in their pursuit of a third consecutive Champions League title.
US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian Leader Volodymyr Zelensky Relationship Appears Shaky
A video posted by Zelensky on social media shows him being greeted with a hug by Steve Witkoff, an envoy for the US president, ahead of their talks in Oslo.
Vaccine Trial Researchers' Offices Raided by Police in Guinea-Bissau
Police in Guinea-Bissau have raided offices of researchers involved in a vaccine trial, seizing doses of hepatitis B vaccines as part of an investigation.
US Sanctions Impact Iran's Economy
The US has imposed significant financial challenges on Iran due to its ongoing war efforts and naval blockade of southern ports.
US Envoy Arrives in Norway for Talks with Ukrainian Leader
A US special envoy has arrived in Norway to hold talks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as part of a diplomatic effort to repair strained relations between Ukraine and the US.
Kim Jong Un Healthy Despite Death Rumors
North Korean state media has released photographs showing Kim Jong Un appearing healthy despite recent rumors of his death from a brain haemorrhage.
US President Trump Criticizes Ukrainian Counterpart Zelenskyy Over Conflict Negotiations
US President Donald Trump has publicly clashed with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy over negotiations to end Russia's war in Ukraine.
US Congresswoman Calls for Investigation into Role of Israeli Soldier in Killing of 5-Year-Old Girl
US Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib is calling on her government to take action against an Israeli soldier she believes was involved in the killing of a five-year-old Palestinian girl in Gaza.
DHS Extends Temporary Protected Status for Ukrainians and Sudanese
The Department of Homeland Security has announced that over 100,000 migrants from Ukraine and Sudan can remain in the United States temporarily.
Sudan Sees Surge in Drone Attacks Resulting in Over 160 Fatalities
A surge in drone attacks across Sudan has resulted in over 160 fatalities in recent days, with both government forces and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) blamed for the attacks.
French Authorities Impose Curfews in Central Paris and Other Cities
The French government has imposed curfews in various parts of central Paris and other cities as part of efforts to contain widespread rioting and looting.
Secret AI Engineer Accused of Recording Sensitive Meetings for Saudi Government
A former OpenAI engineer has been accused of secretly recording sensitive meetings at the AI company, and it appears he had significant support from the Saudi government, according to US...
US Intelligence Sharing with Ukraine Delayed or Incomplete
Ukrainians have lost their lives due to delayed US warnings of incoming Russian attacks.
Guilty Verdict Handed Down in Kenyan Cult-Related Mass Murder Case
A Kenyan court has delivered a guilty verdict against Paul Mackenzie and approximately 30 others responsible for the starvation deaths of 190 children and one adult.
Escalating violence in the occupied West Bank leaves Palestinian family vulnerable to repeated settler attacks
Abdul Rahman Jabr's home has been targeted multiple times by Israeli settlers since a major incident over a year ago, leaving him feeling helpless and despairing.
Israeli Settlers Attack Palestinian Harvesters and US Photojournalist
An investigation by Al Jazeera's Data Journalism Unit has uncovered evidence challenging official Israeli narratives regarding an attack on Palestinian olive harvesters and a US photojournalist in the occupied West Bank.
Kenya Reports First-Ever Cluster of Ebola Cases
A third person in Kenya has tested positive for Bundibugyo ebolavirus, marking the country's first-ever cluster of Ebola cases, amid a growing outbreak that has claimed over 4,300 lives and infected more than 9,000 people.
High-Profile Murder Case Verdict Delivered Against Paul Mackenzie and Followers
A Kenyan judge has begun delivering a verdict in a high-profile murder case involving self-proclaimed doomsday preacher Paul Mackenzie and 29 of his followers.
US-Israeli War on Iran Sparks Global Energy Consequences Warning
Sheikh Saoud bin Abdulrahman Al Thani warned of global energy consequences from the US-Israel war on Iran, stating that shockwaves have yet to reach their peak.
WFP Faces Funding Crisis, Reduces Aid to Gaza Strip
The World Food Programme (WFP) is facing a severe funding crisis that will force it to drastically reduce its lifesaving assistance to the Gaza Strip.
Crisis Meeting Convenes as France Tackles Widespread Violence
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has convened an emergency cabinet session to address the aftermath of widespread violence that erupted across France over the weekend.
BBC World Service documentary sheds light on Russian saboteurs
Secret operations targeting Russia's military assets and personnel from within its own borders have been revealed by two individuals claiming to work for Ukraine's intelligence services.
FIFA's Peace Prize Faces Scrutiny Amid Criticism of Infantino's Plan to Sell World Cup Broadcasting Rights
Several members of FIFA's Council are questioning the merit of the FIFA Peace Prize and demanding changes, including abolishing it altogether.
Attack on St Petersburg Oil Facilities Results in Fatality and Injuries
At least one person was killed and five others injured in an overnight attack on oil facilities in St Petersburg, Russia.
Violent Protests Erupt in Paris Over Fuel Prices and Public Services
Thousands took to the streets for peaceful demonstrations that turned into widespread riots and looting on Saturday in Paris.
Sudan's Ongoing Civil War Exacerbates Struggles of Chronically Ill Citizens
The ongoing civil war in Sudan is making it difficult for chronically ill citizens to access essential medical treatment due to displacement and conflict-related disruptions in healthcare services.
Fighting Escalates Across Multiple Fronts in Yemen
Heavy clashes between government forces and Houthi fighters have resulted in significant losses on both sides, with reports of deaths and destruction across several governorates.
Afrobeats Hypemen Revolutionize Music Scene with High-Energy Performances
Tobi Michael Adeyeye, a Nigerian hypeman, has become a pioneer of this movement by captivating crowds with his unique style.
Israeli Settlers Attack European Diplomats in West Bank
A group of European envoys was attacked by masked Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank on Tuesday.
Luxury Yacht Spotted Off North Korea's Wonsan Coast
A satellite image captured a luxury yacht off North Korea's coast near Kim Jong Un's summer retreat.
European Protests Against Rising Living Costs Spread Across Four Countries
Hundreds of thousands of Europeans have taken part in protests across four countries - Belgium, France, Italy, and Portugal - against rising living costs.
Violent Clashes Erupt Across France During Protests Against Education Standards and Living Costs
Approximately 550,000 people took to the streets nationwide, with over 1,200 arrested in connection with the disturbances.
Israeli Forces Crack Down on Palestinian Residents in Occupied West Bank
Violence has escalated in recent weeks, with over 300 documented incidents since October.
Yemen's Government Forces Face Challenge in Sustaining Offensive Against Houthis
A recent missile attack by the Houthis has left at least five people dead near the al-Maashiq presidential palace in Aden.
US Waives Sanctions on Russia Days Before They Were Set to Take Effect
The move has sparked outrage among lawmakers who have accused Trump of undermining the will of Congress.
US President Prioritizes Diesel Deal with Russia Over Ukraine and European Allies
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expressed disappointment over US President Donald Trump's decision to prioritize a diesel deal with Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin.
President Paul Biya Returns to Cameroon Amid Government Reshuffle Expectations
Cameroonians are anxiously awaiting a government reshuffle after President Paul Biya's return from abroad.
Iran Warns American Public on Costs of War
Iran is highlighting the costs of its conflict with the US and Israel ahead of the midterm elections through messages aimed at the American public.
Ukrainian Forces Push Back Russian Troops with Advanced Technology
The Ukrainian military is making significant gains on the front lines by using advanced technology to outmaneuver their opponents.
Malnutrition and starvation reach alarming levels in Gaza
A recent statement from the Palestinian Ministry of Health reports that at least 466 Palestinians have died due to malnutrition and starvation since 2024.
Attacks on Palestinians occur during olive harvest season in West Bank
Dozens of masked Israeli settlers launched a violent attack on Palestinians in the occupied West Bank, injuring at least 12 people, including four dual Palestinian-American citizens.
Food Waste and Global Hunger: A Stark Disparity
The world discards over a billion tonnes of food annually, while 645 million people globally went hungry in 2025.
Ethiopian forces enter historic city of Aksum after weeks of intense fighting
The Ethiopian government has confirmed that their troops have entered the historic city of Aksum in northern Tigray, with reports suggesting Eritrean forces are withdrawing from key areas following significant losses.
Saudi-led Coalition Suffered Fatalities in Yemen Missile Strike
Security personnel were killed when five ballistic missiles struck the presidential palace in Aden, a city in southern Yemen that serves as the seat of the internationally-recognised government.
US President Donald Trump Scraps Plan for Firing Squad Execution Livestream
The decision comes after widespread criticism from both within and outside the US, with many questioning the ethics of publicly showing such a graphic event.
Syrian Court Hands Down Death Sentences to Two Individuals Accused of Inciting Uprising
A Syrian court has handed down death sentences to two individuals accused of inciting an uprising against the current government.
School Roof Collapse in Peshawar Leaves at Least 33 Dead
At least 33 students and a teacher have been confirmed dead after a devastating school roof collapse in Peshawar, Pakistan's northwestern city.
Russian Air Defenses Intercept Missiles Over Ryazan Oil Refinery
Russia claims Ukrainian missiles and drones were intercepted over an oil refinery in Ryazan, causing significant damage.
Federal Bureau of Investigation Arrests OpenAI Engineer Over National Security Threat
A senior engineer at OpenAI has been arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in connection with a serious national security threat.
LGBTQ+ Detentions Surge in Senegal Amid Crackdown on Same-Sex Relations
Over 320 people have been arrested since February, many facing allegations of voluntary HIV transmission based solely on their HIV status.
Costa Rica Opens New Prison Facility Amid Rising Crime Rates
The new prison is expected to accommodate 5,100 inmates and address organized violence in the country.
Real Madrid Comeback Sees Them Defeat Roma 4-3
Real Madrid staged an incredible comeback to snatch a 4-3 win over Roma in their Champions League match on Wednesday, defying the odds after falling behind 3-1 at one point.
Manchester City Lose 4-2 to Paris Saint-Germain
Paris Saint-Germain won 4-2 at the Etihad Stadium on Wednesday, dealing a crushing blow to Manchester City's Champions League hopes.
Ukraine Seeks Answers from Elon Musk on Starlink Speed Restrictions
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky is seeking answers from Elon Musk regarding restrictions on Starlink internet network speed that are affecting Ukraine's military operations.
Netanyahu Sued Over Alleged Defamation Claims
Ronen Bar, Israel's former domestic security chief, is suing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over allegations that he made baseless accusations against him regarding his role in the October 7, 2023 Hamas-led attack.
Guinea-Bissau Denies Approval for Controversial Vaccine Trial
Guinea-Bissau's health minister has denied approving a vaccine trial involving newborns that was set to be funded by the US government and private partners.
Russian Missile Strikes Cause Widespread Power Outages in Ukraine
A series of overnight Russian missile and drone strikes have left at least 600,000 people without electricity in major Ukrainian cities.
Israeli Air Strike Kills One in Gaza City
An Israeli air strike on a vehicle in Gaza City has resulted in one fatality and multiple injuries, according to emergency services.