
Media groups challenge India’s privacy law at top court
By Al Jazeera Staff and Reuters Published On 27 Oct 202627 Oct 2026 The Indian government’s privacy law, which would require journalists to seek consent

By Al Jazeera Staff and Reuters Published On 27 Oct 202627 Oct 2026 The Indian government’s privacy law, which would require journalists to seek consent

Jordan said it targeted ‘terrorist hideouts’ in Syria, but relatives of those killed deny any link to last week’s church

Officials from Iran, Pakistan, Turkiye and Saudi Arabia held talks in Tehran in an effort to stop further escalation.

The sighting comes after a mine blast wounded three South Korean soldiers in September.

‘It’s magical’: London’s iconic Oxford Street goes vehicle-free The cars have gone, and so have the buses, but while retailers expect a boost, residents worry

WNBA Finals: Valkyries beat Dream to reach the brink of their first title Kiah Stokes and Veronica Burton shine for Golden State as Angel Reese’s

Parts of Ecuador’s largest city are underwater after severe rains battered the coast.

Kylian Mbappe loses Chinese sponsors for calling Mao ‘Chinese dictator’ Mbappe appears to say that the funniest internet meme he had seen was of his

A captain whose cruise liner collided with container ships in strong winds is being investigated by German police.

Israelis vote as Netanyahu faces Gadi Eisenkot amid divisions over the wars in Gaza and Iran and growing isolation.

DEVELOPING STORYDEVELOPING STORY, Drone strike kills at least 21 and injures 40 in Sudan’s Nyala A resident says the attack took place on Monday evening
