Who are the candidates to become Canada’s next prime minister?
Canada is set for a new prime minister as the ruling Liberal Party prepares to announce Justin Trudeau’s replacement as leader.
Russian forces creep through disused gas pipeline in attempt to launch surprise attack on Ukrainian soldiers
Russian special forces crept through a disused gas pipeline for several miles to launch a surprise attack on Ukrainian soldiers in the Kursk region, Ukraine’s military and pro-Moscow war bloggers have said.
Kantar owners plot £5bn sale of Worldpanel data division
The owners of Kantar Group, the global market research firm, are to explore a £5bn-plus sale of the division which supplies closely-watched data on the performance of Britain’s supermarkets.
Two-way shootout looms for WH Smith high street chain
A two-way shootout for WH Smith’s high street chain will take place this spring as the 233-year-old retailer’s brand prepares to disappear from towns across Britain.
‘Bully’: Iran’s Khamenei rejects Trump demands for nuclear talks
Supreme Leader Khamenei responds after US president said he had sent letter to Tehran seeking new round of talks.
ICC Champions Trophy final 2025: New Zealand have ‘open mind’ against India
Blackcaps’ captain Mitchell Santner ready to adapt in Dubai final against Champions Trophy favourites India.
What threat does the surge in violence in Syria pose?
UN envoy expresses alarm and urges restraint on all sides amid clashes between security forces,
‘Alarming regression’ in path to peace in South Sudan, UN commission warns
Power-sharing deal between President Salva Kiir and Vice President Riek Machar in peril amid recent violence.
Women on the front line
Al Jazeera’s journalists reflect on what it’s like to report from some of the world’s most challenging regions.
International Women’s Day is for the few, not the many
Today, there will be an attempt to erase Palestinian women once again because their plight is politically inconvenient.