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Al Jazeera (Arabic: الجزيرة‎ al-ǧazīrah, which means "The Peninsula," in reference to the Arabian Peninsula) is a state-supported broadcaster based in Doha, owned by the Al Jazeera Media Network. This network receives partial funding from Qatar's ruling family, the House of Thani. Originally started as a satellite TV channel focusing on Arabic news and current events, Al Jazeera has grown into a comprehensive media network that includes various platforms, such as online services and specialized TV channels in different languages.

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1.1 million international students

1 day ago | aljazeera.com | Alia Chughtai

Khadija Mahmoud* is pulling an all-nighter, filled with caffeine and surviving on adrenalin to pack up her belongings so she can catch the train in the morning from Washington, DC to New York City for her summer internship. Mahmoud is a 21-year old international student who has just finished her junior year at Georgetown University.
US blocks UN Gaza ceasefire resolution as Israel pounds southern Strip

1 day ago | aljazeera.com | Federica Marsi |Virginia Pietromarchi

By Federica Marsi,Virginia Pietromarchi Israel's latest attack on a home in Gaza City's Zeitoun kills at least three people, including a child. Israel has continued to pound the Gaza Strip this morning, killing at least three people in Gaza City's Zeitoun and six in al-Mawasi, in south Gaza. The US vetoes a United Nations Security Council resolution calling for an immediate, unconditional, and permanent ceasefire in Gaza, the only country to do so.
As Trump raises deportation quotas, advocates fear an expanding 'dragnet'

2 days ago | aljazeera.com | Joseph Stepansky

Washington, DC - There were shackles at her wrists. Her waist. Her ankles. The memory of being bound still haunts 19-year-old Ximena Arias Cristobal even after her release from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody. Recommended Stories Nearly a month after her arrest, the Georgia college student said she is still grappling with how her life has been transformed. One day in early May, she was pulled over for a minor traffic stop: turning right on a red light.
Colombia rejects Guatemalan court's arrest warrants for top officials

2 days ago | aljazeera.com | Alfie Pannell

Bogota, Colombia - Colombian President Gustavo Petro has criticised a Guatemalan court order for the arrests of two senior Colombian officials, accusing the prosecutor's office of being corrupt.
How will Ukraine's attack on Russian bombers affect the war?

3 days ago | aljazeera.com | Mansur Mirovalev

Kyiv, Ukraine - Any description of Ukraine's attacks on Russia's fleet of strategic bombers could leave one scrambling for superlatives. Forty-one planes - including supersonic Tu-22M long-range bombers, Tu-95 flying fortresses and A-50 early warning warplanes - were hit and damaged on Sunday on four airfields, including ones in the Arctic and Siberia, Ukrainian authorities and intelligence said.
South Korea's presidential election aims to restore democratic credentials

4 days ago | aljazeera.com | David Lee

Seoul, South Korea - After six hours of emergency martial law, hundreds of days of protests, violence at a Seoul court and the eventual impeachment of President Yoon Suk-yeol, South Korea is now hours away from choosing a new leader in the hope of restoring stability to an unsettled nation. From 6am to 8pm on Tuesday (21:00 to 11:00 GMT), South Koreans will vote for one of five presidential candidates in a race led largely by the opposition Democratic Party's Lee Jae-myung.
Border panic as Indian forces kill Myanmar rebels

4 days ago | aljazeera.com | Yashraj Sharma

Flies hovered over the blackened and swollen bodies of men and boys, lying side-by-side on a piece of tarpaulin, in blood-soaked combat fatigues, amid preparations for a rushed cremation in the Tamu district of Myanmar's Sagaing region, bordering India. Quickly arranged wooden logs formed the base of the mass pyre, with several worn-out rubber tyres burning alongside to sustain the fire, the orange and green wreaths just out of reach of the flames.
South Korea votes in snap presidential poll after failed martial law bid

4 days ago | aljazeera.com | Lyndal Rowlands |David Lee
Why Trump and Bukele are destroying Kilmar Abrego Garcia's life

4 days ago | aljazeera.com | Belen Fernandez

In March, the United States government deported to El Salvador 29-year-old Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran national who had lived and worked in the US for almost half his life. Little did he know that he would soon be the face of US President Donald Trump's sinisterly exuberant mass deportation campaign.
UN warns 2.3 million people in Gaza face starvation

6 days ago | aljazeera.com | Stephen Quillen

By Stephen Quillen UN says Gaza's population is being subjected to one of the 'most obstructed aid operations' in recent history. The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs said Gaza is the "hungriest place on Earth" and the enclave's entire 2.3 million people face "catastrophic hunger". The Israeli army has killed two more people seeking aid at a distribution point in the west of Rafah, south Gaza.