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US Muslims fear more violence after San Diego mosque shooting
After a shooting at a San Diego mosque, US Muslims fear more violence. The incident has prompted discussions on security and religious discrimination.
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After a shooting at a San Diego mosque, US Muslims fear more violence. The incident has prompted discussions on security and religious discrimination.
The U.S. Department of Defense has launched an internal investigation into airstrikes against suspected drug boats in the Caribbean and Pacific. The probe will examine whether commanders followed standard procedures before attacks that killed 193 people. The campaign has drawn international condemnation and allegations of unlawful killings.
Philippine officials say the shooting incident at the Senate building was not an attack on the legislature and have identified the first shooter as Senate security chief Mao Aplasca. The incident occurred as Senator Ronald Dela Rosa, a former police chief facing an ICC arrest warrant over drug war atrocities, took refuge in the building and later escaped.
A Pakistani court has sentenced Umar Hayat to death for murdering 17-year-old TikToker Sana Yousaf in June 2024, reigniting debate on women's safety. The killer, who had developed an obsession with Yousaf, committed the murder in front of her family. Experts say the case reflects broader misogyny in Pakistani society.
A car bomb exploded near the Syrian Defence Ministry building in Damascus, killing at least one soldier and wounding more than 20 people. No group has claimed responsibility. The attack follows a pattern of sporadic security incidents in Syria since the fall of President Bashar al-Assad in 2024.
Israel's direct Tel Aviv-Buenos Aires flight, launching in November, is seen as a geopolitical play to strengthen Latin American ties amid international isolation. The route aims to boost security and tech cooperation, while also offering a safer travel corridor for Israeli officials facing potential arrest in Europe. Critics cite economic costs and political risks, including domestic backlash in Argentina.
Yasser Abbas, son of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, has been elected to the highest leadership body of the Fatah movement. The election occurs amid Fatah's organizational restructuring aimed at strengthening its political position in Palestine.
Doha Debates organizes a lively debate asking who truly holds the authority to define 'resistance' and whether the term has been distorted. The discussion reveals deep polarization as speakers defend their views on self-determination and legitimate struggle.
Data farms are rapidly expanding across Europe, raising urgent questions about environmental impact and the power of tech corporations. Al Jazeera's The Listening Post examines the growing debate between digitization demands and massive energy costs.
A suspected car bomb explosion has occurred in the Syrian capital Damascus, shaking the area and raising security concerns. The incident comes amid prolonged tensions in the Middle Eastern country.
