Edna Mohamed

Edna Mohamed is a reporter at aljazeera.com.

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Based in London, UK, she writes live news, explainers and features with a particular focus on grassroots movements, migration and climate change. Edna previously reported live news for the Guardian during the COVID-19 global pandemic. She has also worked for ITV’s current affairs programme, Tonight, where she contributed to several stories including on the people who took the first trains out of the eastern regions of Ukraine shortly after the Russian invasion in 2022. Edna was a member of aljazeera.com’s live news team which won an Edward R Murrow award in 2025 for its coverage of the December 2024 fall of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. She has also reported on significant news events including the Russian elections in 2024 and the Russia-Ukraine war as a member of aljazeera.com’s Europe desk.

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Trump has three options to affect legislation, say analysts: veto legislation, enforce executive orders or make deals.

A hat reading 'VETO' sits on the Resolute Desk as US President Donald Trump speaks in the Oval Office of the White House, Washington, DC, on November 5, 2026.

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US Vice President JD Vance looks on as he concludes his remarks during a midterm campaign rally at JRJ Construction in Weatherford, Texas on October 29, 2026. (Photo by Evan Vucci / POOL / AFP)

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TOPSHOT - This photograph shows empty refrigerators in a Delhaize supermarket in Boortmeerbeek some 30 km from Brussels, on November 2, 2026 following an IT incident.

With the first US attack on Qeshm Island since June, Iran and the US are on parallel tracks towards both peace and war.

Qeshm Island

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Palestinians walk past destroyed buildings.

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HMS Vengeance

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A dog looks on while women hold posters as they participate in a rally.

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