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Caribbean bears brunt of £43bn climate-fuelled damage to developing islands
Caribbean nations experienced $53.2 billion in climate-related damage between 2000 and 2024, accounting for over 90% of losses across 39 developing island nations globally, according to recent research.
Iran pushes back against US as regional attacks heat up
Iran has escalated regional tensions with missile strikes on a US military base in Jordan, while also rejecting international proposals for managing the Strait of Hormuz, as diplomatic efforts to resolve the conflict stall.
Fire erupts on ships at Egypt’s Damietta port
Two gas processing and storage ships caught fire at Egypt’s Damietta port without causing injuries, with port operations expected to resume overnight at other facilities.
Al-Shabab kills five Kenyan security personnel in ambush
Five Kenyan security personnel were killed in an al-Shabab ambush near the Somalia border in Mandera county, with a reinforcement vehicle subsequently struck by a roadside bomb.
Trump pausing Iran attacks shows US military power is not enough on its own
Trump’s decision to pause bombing operations against Iran suggests military force alone cannot achieve US objectives, despite significant damage inflicted and Iranian casualties during the 13-night campaign.
Wednesday briefing: Will Zelenskyy’s domestic struggles harm his reputation on the global stage?
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy faces domestic political turmoil following the dismissal of popular defence minister Mykhailo Fedorov, threatening his carefully constructed global diplomatic success.
Wildfires in south-west France flare up as region braces for new 40C heatwave
Wildfires in France’s Gironde region flare up amid a fourth heatwave expected to bring 40C temperatures, with over 70,000 evacuated and 2,000 firefighters deployed to contain the flames.
Ukraine negotiator: ‘We have the upper hand’
Ukraine’s chief negotiator says Kyiv has momentum in talks with Russia, citing successful long-range drone strikes and stalled Russian advances on the battlefield.
Nigeria drug trade: How Mexican cartels have outsourced meth labs
Nigerian authorities have dismantled multiple methamphetamine laboratories operated by Mexican cartels, with four of five labs raided this year located in Nigeria, marking a significant shift in global drug production patterns.
EU sanctions nine people over alleged Russian cyber-spying campaign
By AFP, AP and ReutersPublished On 13 Jul 202613 Jul 2026The European Union has imposed sanctions on Russian military officers, hackers and private companies, denouncing what it called a years-long cyber-espionage campaign against the bloc.The European Council said in...
Hamas denies UN accusations over Gaza aid distribution interference
UN accuses Hamas of obstructing aid and risking workers’ safety, but the group denies it and defends its actions. Published On 13 Jul 202613 Jul 2026A United Nations official has accused Hamas of hampering humanitarian operations in Gaza and putting aid workers at...
FIFA World Cup England vs Argentina: What to know ahead of second semifinal
Defending champions Argentina face England in the 2026 FIFA World Cup‘s second semifinal on Wednesday, renewing one of football’s bitterest rivalries.From the controversial “Hand of God” goal by Diego Maradona in 1986 to David Beckham being red-carded for kicking...
March to July: What’s different as US-Iran fighting escalates again?
Air raid sirens have blared over Gulf nations as the United States and Iran have launched expansive attacks against each other again, escalating tensions as their fragile ceasefire has unravelled over the past week.Oil prices have spiked, and markets have plunged...
South Korea rolls out plan to tackle youth suicide crisis
NewsFeedSuicide is the leading cause of death amoung young South Koreans. The government has begun rolling out its plan to halve the teen suicide rate in 10 years, as Al Jazeera’s Jack Barton explains.Published On 13 Jul 202613 Jul 2026Click here to share on social...
Al Jazeera bids farewell to founder Sheikh Hamad
NewsFeedQatar’s late Father Emir leaves behind a lasting media legacy through establishing a free press and launching Al Jazeera in 1996. The network went on to reshape journalism in the Arab world and beyond, giving a platform to marginalised voices.Published On 13...
Yemen government says its forces attacked Sanaa airport
Gov’t says its forces carried out a strike at Sanaa airport to prevent an Iranian aircraft from landing there. Published On 13 Jul 202613 Jul 2026Yemen’s internationally recognised government says its forces have carried out a strike at Sanaa airport to prevent an...
Will the 2030 World Cup expand to 64 teams? What FIFA’s Infantino says
FIFA will examine the possibility of expanding the men’s World Cup to 64 teams for the 2030 tournament, FIFA President Gianni Infantino says.Speaking to the Swiss news site Bluewin, Infantino said the proposal would be examined by FIFA’s relevant committees after the...
EU countries consider sanctions on trade from illegal Israeli settlements
Pressure from EU member states to impose sanctions has increased in recent months amid escalating settler violence.By AFP, DPA and ReutersPublished On 13 Jul 202613 Jul 2026The European Union’s foreign ministers are meeting in Brussels to discuss imposing sanctions on...
France vs Spain: World Cup semifinal – Mbappe, Yamal, predictions, kickoff
Two wins to go. How can your team reach the final and win the World Cup 2026? Click here to find out.Who: France vs SpainWhat: FIFA World Cup 2026 – Semifinal 1Where: Dallas Stadium in Arlington, Texas, the United StatesWhen: Tuesday at 2pm (19:00 GMT)How to...
Wildfires near Paris force evacuations, disrupt train lines and motorway
Wildfires spread over 800 hectares near Fontainebleau, as authorities sent two waterbombing planes to tackle the blazes.By AFP and ReutersPublished On 13 Jul 202613 Jul 2026Wildfires raging in France’s Fontainebleau forest have forced home evacuations and disrupted...
‘It’s expensive’: Syria’s electricity has improved, but challenges remain
Damascus, Syria – Nasri Tadros sweeps dust away from the electric scooters parked outside his small shop in central Damascus.“I have three generators for my shop, and this runs on batteries,” he said, pointing to a battery-operated lighter he uses to fire up charcoal....
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