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India killed Kashmir's famous rebel Riyaz Naikoo. Who was he?

Naikoo's killing came as a blow to one of Kashmir's oldest rebel outfits but also revealed the Modi regime's aggressive approach to the Kashmir conflict isn't bearing any fruit.

How Al Arabiya and Al Jazeera converged for Turkey’s operation in Syria

Despite the strong enmity between the Qatari owners of Al Jazeera and the Saudi owners of Al Arabiya, their English coverage took a largely similar tone, and both failed to present Turkish ground realities in an accurate or fair manner.

Journalist sent back to Egyptian jail just as he was set to be released

The family of jailed Al Jazeera journalist must now wait until after Ramadan see their father.

Egypt court frees jailed Al Jazeera journalist Mahmoud Hussein

Hussein was arrested in December 2016 without trial or charges. His release was confirmed by his daughter.

Iran says exercising restraint despite 'unacceptable' US sanctions

Qatar is trying to "defuse escalating tensions" across the Persian Gulf, Al Jazeera reports amid allegations of oil tanker sabotage, a drone attack by Yemen's Iranian-allied rebels and deployment of US warships and bombers to the region.

Media has completely failed to hold anyone accountable for Yemen misery

Yemeni suffering enters its fifth year with no end in sight, and with no allies in the media to hold the aggressors accountable.

Australian party accused of asking US gun lobby for money

Australia's nationalist One Nation party allegedly sought millions of dollars from the US gun lobby and discussed weakening the country's strict gun control laws with the US National Rifle Association, Al Jazeera reported.

Qatar not only survived the GCC blockade, but also thrived

The Gulf states trained guns at Doha eighteen months ago, but Qatar is doing just fine.

No remains left of Khashoggi's 'dissolved' body – report

Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi's body may be "dissolved completely" and the Turkish officials are calling for an Islamic prayer for the murdered, news website Middle East Eye reports.

Cricket Australia says will co-operate in match-fixing investigation

Cricket Australia says it is unaware of evidence linking their players to match-fixing but promised full investigation, if necessary.

Qatari emir discusses bilateral and regional issues with Turkish president

During his first foreign trip since the Gulf crisis began, Qatari Emir Tamim bin Hamad al Thani met with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan at the presidential complex in Ankara.

Qatar says 2022 World Cup preparations unaffected by Gulf boycott

Qatar said it had replaced Saudi and UAE companies with Chinese and Malaysian contractors, among others, since the Gulf crisis began in June.