This week in Qatar
Al Jazeera's coverage this week prominently featured ongoing international conflicts, with significant attention given to Israeli military actions in Gaza and Lebanon, including a father killed in Nablus and Beit Hanoon being flattened. Geopolitical tensions were also highlighted by Nepal's protest against India over the Lipulekh Pass, Ukraine monitoring its border with Belarus, and the re-emergence of piracy off Somalia. Economic news included the US Federal Reserve holding interest rates steady.
About Qatar
Qatar, a small but immensely wealthy peninsula nation, plays a significant global role driven by its vast natural gas reserves and its influential state-funded media network, Al Jazeera. While the country actively promotes its culture and modern development on the international stage, its domestic media landscape operates under extensive state control, largely avoiding criticism of the ruling family. This dynamic creates a distinct environment where international and local news coverage often diverge.
Visiting Qatar
Media landscape
Qatar's media environment is dominated by state-funded outlets, most notably the internationally influential Al Jazeera network. Domestically, media operates under stringent government control, with criticism of the ruling family and government policies largely absent.
To gain a comprehensive understanding of Qatar, it is advisable to consult international news sources for critical perspectives, as domestic media outlets tend to avoid sensitive political topics.
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Venezuela hit by deadly twin earthquakes, over 700 injured
- Two powerful earthquakes, measuring 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude, struck Venezuela within a minute of each other, killing at least 32 people and injuring over 700. - The quakes caused widespread damage, co…
Three Brazilian sisters with combined age of 316 share secrets to life
- Three Brazilian sisters, with a combined age of 316, have been recognized as the world's longest-living trio of siblings. - Their remarkable longevity offers insights into the secrets of a long life…
Mexico triumph 3-0 to eliminate Czechia and win all three World Cup matches
- Mexico defeated Czechia 3-0, winning all three of their World Cup group-stage matches for the first time in their history. - Mateo Chavez and Julian Quinones scored goals in quick succession in the …
Iranians mark first Ashura since Khamenei’s killing in the US-Iran war
- Iranians gathered in Tehran to mark Ashura, the first time since the killing of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei in a US-Iran war. - Mourners carried flags and images of Khamenei during the commemoration…
Russian Opposition Leader Jailed for 25 Years Over Anti-War Posts
- Russian opposition leader Vladimir Kara-Murza has been sentenced to 25 years in prison. - He was convicted on charges of treason and spreading false information about the Russian military. - Kara-Mu…
Two years on, Kenyan families still seek justice after Gen Z protests
- Families of victims from the 2020 Gen Z protests in Kenya are still seeking justice two years later. - They report that investigations into killings and disappearances have stalled. - Accountability…
European Heatwave Triggers UK's First Extreme Heat 'Red' Warning
- Britain is experiencing its hottest June on record as a severe heatwave sweeps across Europe. - The Met Office has issued a 'red' warning for extreme heat, urging people to take care. - Temperatures…
Ivan Cepeda Concedes Colombian Election, Sealing Right-Wing Victory
- Presidential candidate Ivan Cepeda has conceded defeat in Colombia's election to hard-right populist Abelardo de la Espriella. - Cepeda waited for the final vote count, known as the scrutiny, before…
Brazil vs Scotland: World Cup 2026 Preview and Prediction
- Brazil and Scotland face off in the 2026 World Cup, with Brazil aiming to advance and Scotland seeking to reach the knockout stage for the first time. - Neymar may feature for Brazil, marking his po…
Budimir goal eliminates Panama from World Cup contention
- Ante Budimir scored the lone goal in the 54th minute, securing a 1-0 victory for Croatia over Panama. - The win eliminated Panama from the 2026 World Cup contention. - Croatia, currently third in Gr…
Trump disputes Iran’s rejection of nuclear inspectors
- President Trump disputes Iran's claim that it has no plans to allow IAEA nuclear inspectors. - Iran's foreign ministry had stated that inspectors would not be permitted. - The dispute arises amid on…
India prepares contingency plans due to weak monsoon season
- India is developing contingency plans due to a significantly weak monsoon season, with rainfall 43 percent below average. - The deficit is expected to impact agricultural output, a critical sector f…
US says Iran can stay for two days before Egypt World Cup game
- The U.S. will allow Iran's football team to enter the country two days before their World Cup match against Egypt on June 26. - Iran's team must still depart the U.S. on the same day as the match, m…
Ronaldo scores historic sixth World Cup goal in Portugal's 5-0 rout of Uzbekistan
- Cristiano Ronaldo made history by scoring in his sixth World Cup tournament, netting twice in Portugal's 5-0 rout of Uzbekistan. - The brace also marked Ronaldo's 10th World Cup goal, surpassing Eus…
What to know about Tuesday’s primary elections in Maryland, Utah, New York
- Primary elections are underway in Maryland, Utah, and New York, with South Carolina holding run-off elections. - These primaries are crucial for determining party candidates ahead of the U.S. midter…
Giannis Antetokounmpo reportedly traded to Miami Heat from Milwaukee Bucks
- NBA star Giannis Antetokounmpo is reportedly joining the Miami Heat from the Milwaukee Bucks. - The deal involves a trade sending Tyler Herro, Kel'el Ware, Jaime Jaquez Jr, and Kasparas Jakucionis t…
Iraq fans ‘proud’ and joyful despite World Cup loss to France
- Iraqi fans expressed pride and joy despite their national team's 3-0 World Cup loss to France. - Supporters traveled from across the US and the world to witness Iraq's return to the tournament after…
Gaza surfers seek solace from war in the sea
- Despite the ongoing war, Gaza's surfing community continues to find solace in the sea. - The community was significantly impacted by the conflict, with many surfers unable to practice. - Some indivi…
‘Another day, another leader’: Britons react to Keir Starmer’s exit
- Britons expressed frustration over political turmoil, cost of living, and unfulfilled promises following Keir Starmer's resignation. - Many Londoners voiced a sense of weariness with frequent leader…
Fire at animation studio in India’s Lucknow kills at least 14
- A fire in a commercial building housing an animation studio and library in Lucknow, India, killed at least 14 people, mostly students. - The blaze erupted on the middle floor of the three-storey bui…
Palestinian children 'unprotected' as NGOs forced out of Gaza and West Bank
- Children are increasingly unprotected as humanitarian groups scale back operations in Palestinian territories, the UN warns. - Aid organizations in Gaza and the West Bank are being labeled "terroris…
Kenyan court finds health minister in contempt over Ebola site
- Kenya's High Court found Health Minister Aden Duale in contempt for proceeding with construction of a quarantine facility for U.S. nationals infected with Ebola. - The court had issued multiple orde…
Will a US-Iran deal transform the Iranian economy?
- A potential deal between the United States and Iran could significantly alter Iran's economic landscape. - Such an agreement might lead to the release of frozen financial assets and a boost in oil e…
Lebanon Latest: Israeli Attacks Surge Despite Ceasefire Efforts
- Israeli attacks in Lebanon have intensified despite ongoing ceasefire efforts. - The surge in attacks raises concerns amidst diplomatic attempts to de-escalate the conflict. - The situation highligh…
UK parliament to debate Israeli influence on politics after petition
- The UK parliament is scheduled to debate a petition calling for an inquiry into alleged Israeli influence on British politics. - The petition, which garnered over 118,000 signatures, cites concerns …
What are the key outcomes of the Iran-US talks in Switzerland, what next?
- Key outcomes of recent Iran-US talks in Switzerland remain unclear, with experts warning of potential complications. - Unresolved questions regarding Lebanon could hinder efforts to achieve a lastin…
Salah scores as Egypt beat New Zealand 3-1 for first World Cup win
- Mohamed Salah scored as Egypt secured their first-ever World Cup victory, defeating New Zealand 3-1. - Egypt came from behind at halftime, with Salah, Mostafa Zico, and Trezeguet scoring in the seco…
No Pressure to Pass to Ronaldo, Says Portugal Winger Ahead of World Cup Clash
- Portugal winger Francisco Conceicao stated there is no pressure on teammates to pass to Cristiano Ronaldo. - Conceicao described Ronaldo as "just another member of the squad" despite his legendary s…
Ebola closure cuts off lifeline between DRC’s Goma and Rwanda
- Authorities closed the border between Goma, Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Gisenyi, Rwanda, after confirming an Ebola case in Goma. - The closure has cut off a vital trade route, impacting th…
Cape Verde fight back for second World Cup draw, 2-2 against Uruguay
- Cape Verde secured a 2-2 draw against Uruguay in their World Cup match. - The result means Uruguay faces a critical situation in their group. - Uruguay may need to defeat Spain in their next match t…
Iranians gather in Tehran to support team in critical draw against Belgium
- Iranians gathered in Tehran to watch their national team's critical World Cup draw against Belgium. - The 0-0 result kept Iran's hopes alive for advancing to the second round. - The team faced stric…
Is the French judiciary against Palestine?
- A French court fined a man €17,000 for remarks linking Palestinian resistance to terrorism, a decision the author views as part of a troubling judicial trend. - The case involved Mohamed Makni, a de…
Andy Burnham says Israel would be his first overseas visit in old clip
- An old video clip has resurfaced showing Andy Burnham stating Israel would be his first overseas visit if he became UK Prime Minister. - The clip emerged as Burnham is considered a potential candida…
Why Lebanon may make or break the Iran-US deal
- A US-Iran memorandum of understanding calls for an immediate and permanent end to military operations, including in Lebanon. - Israel has continued its attacks on Lebanon despite the agreement, lead…
Lebanon's ancient monuments at risk from Israeli attack, Al Jazeera reports
- Lebanon's ancient historical sites face ongoing threats from potential Israeli military actions. - The country's rich cultural heritage, including Roman ruins and Phoenician sites, is vulnerable to …
Egypt coach denies Salah rift before World Cup match against New Zealand
- Egypt's coach Hossam Hassan dismissed rumors of a rift involving star player Mohamed Salah. - Hassan stated Salah is a disciplined, important player who accepts team decisions, whether starting or s…
Room the hero as tiny Curacao earn first World Cup point against Ecuador
- Goalkeeper Eloy Room made a record 15 saves to help Curacao earn their first-ever World Cup point in a goalless draw against Ecuador. - Curacao, the smallest nation by population to qualify for the …
US refuses to ease Iran World Cup travel restrictions for Belgium match
- The United States will not relax travel restrictions for Iran's World Cup team, despite a complaint to FIFA. - Iran's team must travel within 24 hours of matches and return to Mexico, drawing critic…
Iranian delegation arrives in Switzerland for US peace talks
- Actor Yoon Byung-hee praised Huh Nam-joon's performance in the drama 'Wonderful World'. - Yoon Byung-hee discussed his collaboration with Huh Nam-joon in the SBS drama. - The interview took place af…
Trump vows Iran will not charge Strait of Hormuz tolls, but says US might
- The US has stated that Iran will not be allowed to charge tolls in the Strait of Hormuz. - However, a memorandum of understanding between the US and Iran does not preclude future toll charges after …
Overplaying Strait of Hormuz card will turn Iran into a pariah state
- Iran's threat to close the Strait of Hormuz could isolate the country internationally. - Such a move risks turning Iran into a pariah state, damaging its diplomatic and economic standing. - The arti…
Are UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s political days numbered?
- British Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces increasing pressure within his party to resign. - The return of Andy Burnham to parliament is seen as a potential catalyst for a leadership challenge. - Que…
Al Jazeera cameraman Ahmed Wishah killed in Israeli attack in Gaza
- Al Jazeera cameraman Ahmed Wishah was killed in an Israeli air strike in Gaza's Bureij refugee camp. - Al Jazeera condemned the killing as a "heinous crime" and a violation of international law. - A…
US-Iran talks to kick off Sunday in Switzerland, says Pakistan
- Pakistan announced that U.S.-Iran talks, postponed from Friday, will commence Sunday in Switzerland amid heightened tensions. - Iran's foreign ministry confirmed an Iranian delegation, including hig…
As ILO convention turns 30, India’s home-based workers demand equal rights
- India's home-based workers are demanding equal rights 30 years after the International Labour Organization's Convention 177 was adopted. - The convention, adopted on June 20, 1996, recognizes home-b…
Iran shuts Strait of Hormuz citing Israeli strikes in Lebanon
- Iran announced the closure of the Strait of Hormuz in response to Israeli strikes in Lebanon that killed at least 83 people. - Tehran claims the strikes violate a recently signed Memorandum of Under…
Bolivia declares state of emergency amid blockade crisis
- Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz declared a state of emergency, empowering the military to clear blockades disrupting supplies. - The move comes after 50 days of protests against austerity measures, w…
Trump faces Israeli anger over Iran deal, accused of 'betrayal'
- Israeli publications express anger and a sense of betrayal over President Trump's interim deal with Iran. - An op-ed in Israel Hayom called the deal a "surrender agreement" and accused Trump of fail…
How Ivan Cepeda Emerged a Frontrunner in Colombia’s Presidential Election
- Ivan Cepeda has emerged as a leading contender in Colombia's presidential election. - Critics accuse Cepeda, a senator, of becoming a left-wing 'hero' by challenging a right-wing president in court.…
Where do Iran’s political factions stand on the US peace deal?
- Iran's rival political factions are debating a memorandum of understanding with the United States. - The disagreement highlights the deep divisions within Iran's political landscape regarding foreig…
What the US-Iran peace deal means for the ‘Team Melli’ World Cup campaign
- An agreement between the US and Iran could ease political tensions affecting Iran's national football team, known as 'Team Melli'. - Experts suggest the deal might reduce the 'extra animosity' direc…
Families storm Ebola treatment centre in DRC, remove patients
- Families stormed an Ebola treatment center in the Democratic Republic of Congo and removed patients. - The incident occurred amid concerns over alleged data breaches at the center. - Authorities are…
Trump’s Iran deal, Israel’s meltdown
- The article discusses three distinct topics: the differing interpretations of the Iran agreement by the US, Israel, and Iran; issues surrounding the 2026 FIFA World Cup, including visa denials and d…
Two roadside bombs kill at least seven in northwestern Pakistan
- Two roadside bomb blasts in northwestern Pakistan killed at least seven people on Saturday. - The first bomb hit a vehicle, and a second exploded as rescuers responded, wounding three. - No group ha…
Family, including two daughters, killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza
- Israeli airstrikes hit a residential building in Gaza City early Saturday, killing at least five people, including a father and his two daughters. - The mother of the deceased children was wounded a…
Lebanon's turtle advocate Mona Khalil dies after Israeli attack
- Mona Khalil, a prominent Lebanese marine ecologist dedicated to protecting endangered turtles, has died from wounds sustained in an Israeli airstrike. - Khalil, 77, spent over two decades safeguardi…
Hotel fire in Dominican Republic kills Italian tourist
- A fire at the Viva Dominicus Beach by Wyndham hotel in Bayahíbe, Dominican Republic, resulted in one fatality. - The victim was identified as Francesca Valentino, a 46-year-old Italian tourist. - Th…
Spain's Yamal says 'very early, unnecessary' to play full World Cup match
- Spain star Lamine Yamal stated it is too early and unnecessary for him to play a full 90-minute match. - The 18-year-old is recovering from a hamstring injury sustained in mid-April. - Yamal appeare…
Canada's Kone Undergoes Major Leg Surgery; to Miss Rest of World Cup
- Canada's midfielder Ismael Kone underwent successful surgery for severe fractures in his left leg. - Kone sustained the injury during the match against Qatar and will miss the rest of the 2026 World…
Does Trump have to submit the Iran memorandum of understanding to Congress?
- Lawmakers and pro-Israel groups are urging President Donald Trump to submit a recent memorandum of understanding with Iran to Congress for review. - They cite the Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act (…
Iran war: Success or disaster? Mehdi Hasan and David Des Roches
- Mehdi Hasan and David Des Roches debated the success and failures of the Iran war. - Des Roches argued for the necessity of intervention, citing regional stability. - Hasan questioned the long-term …
Oil prices rise as Lebanon fighting erupts and Hormuz traffic remains slow
- Oil prices rose, with Brent crude climbing above $80 a barrel, reversing earlier declines. - The market weighed the impact of a US-Iran memorandum of understanding and ongoing tensions in the Middle…
A world on trial: How lawyers documenting Israeli abuse pay a price
- Lawyers documenting alleged Israeli abuses against Palestinians face harassment and violence. - These legal professionals are crucial in gathering evidence of potential crimes. - Their work highligh…
EU won’t lift key Iran sanctions until formal nuclear deal reached
- The European Union will not lift key sanctions against Iran until a formal nuclear agreement is reached. EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas confirmed that sanctions related to human rights violatio…
Zimbabwe bill to scrap presidential elections sparks backlash
- Zimbabwean lawmakers approved a bill to replace direct presidential elections with a parliamentary vote. - Supporters claim the change promotes policy continuity, while opponents fear it weakens dem…
Netanyahu says Israel must protect relationship with US
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasized the critical need to safeguard the relationship between Israel and the United States. - Netanyahu stressed the importance of preserving this alli…
Pro-Israel hawks in US criticise Iran MoU but avoid clashing with Trump
- Pro-Israel figures in the US are criticizing Iran's MoU with the US but are avoiding direct conflict with former President Trump. - Analysts suggest these groups will likely push to obstruct any dip…
Dozens of countries warn of atrocities amid escalation in Sudan’s el-Obeid
- An international coalition of countries warned the UN Human Rights Council that Sudan's paramilitary RSF could escalate an assault on el-Obeid, risking atrocities against 500,000 civilians. - The st…
MoU’s $300bn Iran reconstruction fund becomes US political flashpoint
- A $300 billion reconstruction fund for Iran, part of a US-Iran memorandum of understanding, has become a political flashpoint in Washington. - President Trump and Vice President Vance stated the fun…
US Military Lifts Naval Blockade of Iranian Ports Amidst Agreement
- The U.S. military announced it has lifted its naval blockade of Iranian ports as part of an agreement suspending military operations. - U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) confirmed all blockade enforcem…
Woerld Cup 2026: South Africa grab 1-1 draw with Czechia with late penalty
- South Africa secured a 1-1 draw against Czechia in their World Cup 2026 Group A match thanks to a late penalty. - Teboho Mokoena converted the spot-kick in the 83rd minute after Pavel Sulc's handbal…
US Supreme Court eases restrictions on drug users owning firearms
- The U.S. Supreme Court has eased restrictions on firearm ownership for individuals using illegal drugs. - The court ruled unanimously in favor of a marijuana user who challenged a law barring him fr…
Trump-Netanyahu tensions: Have Israeli and US leaders clashed before?
- Reports indicate tensions between Israeli and US leaders, but these have not altered US policy toward Israel. - Past disagreements between leaders have not fundamentally changed the bilateral relati…
Rial rebounds and stocks soar, but Iranians still grapple with high prices
- Iran's currency has strengthened significantly against the US dollar, and its stock market has seen record highs following a US-Iran understanding. - Despite the rial's recovery and market gains, or…
In Britain, resisting a genocide is now treated as terrorism
- Protesters in Britain are being treated as terrorists for resisting a genocide, according to an Al Jazeera article. - The Filton 4 case highlights a democracy that appears more concerned with protes…
Apple CEO warns price rises ‘unavoidable’ amid AI boom
- Apple CEO Tim Cook warned that price increases for electronic devices are unavoidable. - The rise of AI data centers has depleted the supply of key components for electronic devices. - This dwindlin…
Lius Diaz dazzles as Colombia beat World Cup 2026 debutants Uzbekistan 3-1
- Colombia defeated Uzbekistan 3-1 in their World Cup Group K opener. - Luis Diaz was instrumental, scoring one goal and assisting another. - Uzbekistan scored their first-ever World Cup goal but coul…
Trump’s MoU with Iran draws backlash from some Republicans
- U.S. President Donald Trump's interim deal with Iran has faced significant backlash from fellow Republicans. - Critics argue the agreement is a foreign policy blunder, wasting taxpayer money and fai…
Kane double fires England past Croatia in World Cup thriller
- England defeated Croatia 4-2 in their opening match of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. - Harry Kane scored two goals in the first half, with Jude Bellingham and Marcus Rashford also finding the net. …
Yoane Wissa scores DR Congo's first-ever World Cup goal after surviving acid attack
- Yoane Wissa scored the Democratic Republic of Congo's first-ever World Cup goal in a match against Portugal. - The historic goal came five years after Wissa survived a severe acid attack that requir…
Lula tells Trump: Stay out of Brazil's elections
- Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva warned the United States against interfering in Brazil's upcoming October presidential election. - Lula stated that while Trump can maintain ties with t…
Read the US account of unreleased 14-point Iran ceasefire memorandum
- A US official has provided the clearest account to date of an unreleased 14-point Iran ceasefire memorandum. - The proposed deal is reportedly set to be signed by the US and Iran on Friday. - Iran h…
Palestinian residents shocked by devastation in West Bank refugee camp
- Palestinian families have returned to the Tulkarem refugee camp after being displaced for over a year. - Residents expressed shock and grief upon witnessing the extensive devastation within the camp…
Why Israel could still derail the Iran-US deal
- A ceasefire has been reached, and the Strait of Hormuz is reopening, leading to market movements, but significant issues remain unresolved. - Israel continues its military operations, Iran's nuclear…
Satellite images show 10 places where water is disappearing globally
- Satellite images reveal 10 global locations where freshwater resources are diminishing. - Declining water levels are attributed to rising climate pressures and land use. - The phenomenon affects var…
How past ‘terrorist’ movements are often judged right by history
- The article explores how historical movements labeled as "terrorist" are re-evaluated by history. - It questions who determines the legacy of movements, distinguishing between terrorists and agents …
Ghosts of empire: A quarantine centre and Laikipia’s colonial past
- The death of a teenager during protests against a planned US Ebola quarantine facility has sparked controversy in Kenya's Laikipia region. - The project has reopened historical grievances related to…
Democrat calls for Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha’s mother to get US visa
- Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha's mother, Ana Candida Evora, could not attend her son's match against Spain due to the cost of a U.S. visa. - The U.S. visa application fee presented a significant fina…
US sprinter Noah Lyles sets world best 150m time at Golden Spike meet
- US sprinter Noah Lyles set a new world best time of 14.67 seconds in the 150-meter race at the Golden Spike meet. - Lyles' time surpassed the previous record of 14.72 seconds set by Kishane Thompson…
US Justice Department accuses 15 Minnesota activists of ‘antifa’ activities
- The U.S. Justice Department announced criminal charges against 15 Minnesota activists linked to
Ebola outbreak in DR Congo could become worst in history, Africa CDC warns
- The current Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo could become deadlier than the 2014 West Africa outbreak, warns the head of Africa's Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa…
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine opposes death penalty, reversing past support
- Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced his opposition to the death penalty, reversing his past support for capital punishment. - DeWine cited a lack of evidence that the death penalty deters crime and …
Post-apartheid South Africa: 50 years after Soweto riots, what has changed?
- Black students in Soweto protested discriminatory apartheid-era education policies 50 years ago, facing gunfire. - The protests highlighted the deep inequalities and oppression within the South Afri…
US says Iran nuclear talks begin after framework deal signing
- The U.S. and Iran have signed a framework agreement for nuclear negotiations. - This memorandum of understanding is not a final peace deal, according to U.S. officials. - Negotiations on Iran's nucl…
US fuel prices to take months to normalize after US-Iran deal to end war
- A preliminary deal to end the US-Iran war has sent oil prices to a three-month low, but consumers may not see relief at the pump for months. - The closure of the Strait of Hormuz disrupted global en…
Gavin Newsom says he’s being investigated by Trump
- California Governor Gavin Newsom claims President Donald Trump has initiated a criminal investigation against him. - Newsom, a Democrat, made the assertion without providing specific details of the …
Hungarian MPs approve PM limits to block potential return of Orban
- Hungarian lawmakers approved a constitutional amendment limiting prime ministerial terms to eight years. - The reform effectively blocks former Prime Minister Viktor Orban from a potential return to…
US judge dismisses Musk's xAI trade secret lawsuit against OpenAI
- A U.S. federal judge dismissed a trade secret lawsuit filed by Elon Musk's xAI against OpenAI. - The judge ruled that xAI failed to provide sufficient evidence that OpenAI induced a former xAI engin…
Spain held to shock draw by World Cup debutants Cape Verde
- Spain, the European champions, were held to a surprising 0-0 draw by debutants Cape Verde in their opening World Cup match. - Despite fielding a strong squad, Spain struggled to break down Cape Verd…
UK Court Backs Palestine Action 'Terror' Ban
- A UK court has upheld the government's decision to ban the activist group Palestine Action. - The group is accused of terrorism by the British government. - The ruling by the Court of Appeal clarifi…