Haze triggers highest alert level in southern ASEAN zone: monitor
The skyline of Kuala Lumpur is seen amid thick smog during sunrise, Oct. 17, as the country continues to be shrouded in haze caused by fires in Indonesia. AFP-Yonhap SINGAPORE — Ongoing fires in Indonesia that have blanketed parts of Southeast Asia with toxic haze have triggered the highest-level alert by the regional bloc’s climate…
Is there a MAGA after Trump? | US Midterm Elections 2026
Donald Trump still decides who gets to call themselves MAGA – but what happens when that power has to pass to someone else? Josh Rushing is joined by Rina Shah, a Republican strategist and one of the original Never Trumpers, and Emma Doyle, former deputy chief of staff in Trump’s first administration, to ask whether…
UAE confirms Netanyahu visit to Abu Dhabi | News
The visit took place as the Israeli prime minister battles domestic turmoil ahead of October’s Knesset elections. Published On 28 Sep 202628 Sep 2026 The United Arab Emirates has confirmed that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan during a visit to the country. The Israeli leader made…
Super Macklemore 64: Video game mocks Sheeran concert controversy | Entertainment
In Super Macklemore 64, players are chased by a giant Ed Sheeran, dodge tiny billionaire Robert Krafts and summon musicians to chant “Free Palestine”. Creator Jonathan Mann says it highlights the “absurdity” of Macklemore being dropped from Sheeran’s concerts and Israel’s genocide in Gaza. Published On 18 Sep 202618 Sep 2026 Share Super Macklemore 64:…
Detained Tunisian flotilla activists: Worsening health amid family anguish | Human Rights News
Tunis, Tunisia – For nine-year-old Yassar Naouar, visiting his father in prison has become an exercise in staying strong. He tries not to cry in front of Wael, fearing that seeing his son in tears would make an already painful situation harder for him. After leaving the prison, Yassar finds a corner where he can…
Albania’s PM blames ‘foreign hands’ for protests | Protests
Albanian PM Edi Rama claimed ‘foreign hands’ are driving protests that have rocked the country for months. Demonstrators accuse his government of corruption, neglect and are demanding Rama’s resignation. Published On 17 Oct 202617 Oct 2026 Share Albania’s PM blames ‘foreign hands’ for protests on social media share-nodes Share googleAdd Al Jazeera on Googleinfo