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A former Russian diplomat and analysts decode Moscow's muted response to protests and political tension.

How Bangladesh's interim government has fared in steering the country to this point?

The suspension will take effect on January 21 but does not apply to visitors or short-term visa holders.

The billionaire's platform has been inundated with Grok-produced sexualised images, including of children.

Five US legislators say they are under investigation by the Department of Justice over a video released in November.

Palestinian Authority submits files for Gaza's Old City and West Bank landmarks to UNESCO World Heritage list.

Senegal will now face host nation Morocco in the final, following Morocco's penalty shootout triumph over Nigeria.

Thursday's incident outside Bangkok follows a crane collapse the day before that killed dozens in the northeast.

Africa Cup of Nations hosts Morocco secured their place in the final with a 4-2 penalty shootout victory over Nigeria.

A 'humanitarian zone' is expected to remain open on Thursday, allowing residents to leave Deir Hafer and Maskana.

A day after warning of serious consequences,' Trump said he had been told the killing of protesters in Iran had stopped

Randa Abdel-Fattah said she accepts the board's apology and will consider invitation to participate in 2027 event.

Who are the favourites? Will there be another Sincaraz final? Will Djokovic play? Al Jazeera has the answers.

Hindu groups insisted that Muslims shouldn't benefit from institutions funded by Hindu charity.

US President Donald Trump says he wants to buy Greenland from Denmark and is not taking no' for an answer.

Airspace restrictions come amid fears that US President Donald Trumpcouldattack Iran.

Tensions are rising in the region after the US began to withdraw some personnel from an airbase in Qatar.

Ukraine struggles to restore heat, electricity as temperatures plummet to -19 degrees Celsius.

Trump showers acting Venezuelan president with praise after first phone call since US abduction of President Maduro.

Canadian leader's visit comes after nearly a decade of strained ties between Ottawa and Beijing.

Only three Republicans joined with Democrats to vote in favour of the resolution, resulting in a tie broken by JD Vance.

These are the key developments from day 1,421 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Press freedom groups warn that the warrant to search reporter Hannah Natanson's home establishes a dangerous precedent.

Morocco overcome Nigeria 4-2 on penalties, after the match finished 0-0 following extra time, to reach AFCON final.

Real Madrid's first match after sacking Xabi Alonso results in a shock 3-2 Copa del Rey defeat at lower league Albacete.

Danish Foreign Minister Rasmussen says meeting with Trump administration 'didn't manage to change' US position.

Trump has threatened to attack Iran, prompting Tehran to warn of retaliation amid growing fears of conflict.

The no-confidence motions aimed to protest the European Union's trade agreement with the MERCOSUR bloc.

Former international forward Samuel Eto'o has been suspended for his alleged behaviour during Cameroon's AFCON exit.

Trump administration's move against Jerome Powell fuels fears the Fed's independence is being undermined.

Melissa McKay of the Digital Childhood Institute filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission.

US State Department says freeze will affect citizens of Somalia, Haiti, Iran and Eritrea, among other countries.

Prisoners for Palestine says move comes after subsidiary of Israeli arms manufacturer failed to win UK gov't contract.

Irish band slams push to reinstate charge against rapper Liam O'Hanna as 'waste of public time and public money'.

Tension as 81-year-old Yoweri Museveni seeks to extend four-decade rule in a country where 70% of people are under 35.

Supporters of Irish-language punk-rap group Kneecap rallied outside London's Royal Court of Justice.

In 17 days, protests in Iran which began over the economy have snowballed into its worst unrest in years. Here's how.

Denmark's foreign minister said his government opposes Donald Trump's clear desire to conquer" Greenland.

Palestinians in Gaza are using mud and stones from destroyed homes to rebuild homes after two years of war.

Experts say Starlink is helping Iranians get information out about the protests. But Iran is also trying to jam signals.

Mane scores 78th-minute winner to send Senegal through to play either Morocco or Nigeria in Sunday's final.

Al Jazeera examines the groups fighting for control in Yemen and the resulting humanitarian situation on the ground.

A protester who was shot in the face with a non-lethal round has been blinded in one eye and suffered skull fractures.

Many in Greenland say they're unsure what this new year will bring as US President Donald Trump threatens to take over.

In the US, Democratic lawmakers have called on Apple and Google to remove X from their respective app stores.

A Thai passenger train was crushed by construction cranes that slammed onto carriages, killing at least 29 people.

Steve Witkoff says Donald Trump's Gaza plan is 'moving from ceasefire to demilitarization, technocratic governance'.

Amnesty International says internet blackout 'especially alarming' as election campaign 'marred by massive repression'.

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