Al Jazeera Staff

The trip next week will be the top US diplo­mat’s first to the king­dom since the Iran­ian-Sau­di nor­mal­i­sa­tion deal.

Lead­ers from both ma­jor US po­lit­i­cal par­ties say speech will be op­por­tu­ni­ty to speak to shared ‘glob­al chal­lenges’.

Ad­vo­cates greet fund­ing for anti-Is­lam­o­pho­bia ed­u­ca­tion cam­paign in Lon­don, On­tario, as ‘step to­wards pos­i­tive change’.

With 82 blazes burn­ing out of con­trol, Cana­da con­fronts a record ear­ly wild­fire sea­son, scorch­ing 2.7 mil­lion hectares.

‘It will hap­pen,’ US pres­i­dent says as he un­der­scores transat­lantic al­liance’s com­mit­ment to sup­port­ing Ukraine.

Wash­ing­ton tar­gets firms linked to Su­danese mil­i­tary and RSF group, pledg­ing to be on ‘side of civil­ians’ in con­flict.

Top US diplo­mat urges Turkey to ap­prove Swe­den ac­ces­sion to al­liance, says Wash­ing­ton com­mit­ted to Stock­holm’s se­cu­ri­ty.

Bi­par­ti­san deal to raise debt ceil­ing and avoid ‘dis­as­trous’ de­fault heads to US Con­gress af­ter weeks-long im­passe.

The two coun­tries call for de-es­ca­la­tion af­ter dead­ly clash­es erupt ap­par­ent­ly over riv­er wa­ter-shar­ing dis­pute.