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Gisele Pelicot tells mass rape trial ‘it’s not us who should feel shame’
Addressing French court for second time, Pelicot says she's determined to change how society confronts sexual violence.
Biden announces $50bn G7 loan to Ukraine backed by frozen Russian assets
US Treasury Secretary Yellen says Russia will be 'bear the costs of its illegal war, instead of taxpayers' in the West.
What impact has US, UK military assistance had on Israel’s war ambitions?
Al Jazeera investigation reveals extent of international support for Israeli army's assaults on Gaza and Lebanon.
American Airlines fined $50m for mistreatment of disabled passengers
American Airlines gets record $50m fine for treatment of disabled customers and also damaging wheelchairs.
Al Jazeera decries ‘unfounded’ Israeli claims about its Gaza journalists
The network warns Israel against using allegations as a justification for targeting Al Jazeera journalists.
Gustavo Gutierrez, champion of Christian liberation theology, dies
An advocate for the world's 'poor and exploited', Gutierrez had ideals that revolutionised the Latin American church.
Israel escalates assault on Lebanon’s Tyre, striking city centre
Israeli forces conducted their first air strikes in the centre of Lebanon’s Tyre, escalating their assault the city.
Harris pounces on Gen Kelly claim that Trump said Hitler did ‘good things’
US vice president says the comments, which Trump denies saying, are a 'window' into who Republican candidate really is.
Trump, Harris turn to podcasts, and maybe Joe Rogan, for US election boost
Trump expected to sit down with the world-renowned podcaster on Friday; a Harris interview is still unconfirmed.
Bank of Canada cuts interest rates, says fight against inflation ‘worked’
The cut on Wednesday, the fourth in a row, was bigger than expected as September inflation sank below target.