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Thousands of people across Portugal are angry about rising rental prices, demanding action to end the housing crisis.

Yamal and Vinicius have publicly said they face racist abuse in Spain, which has faced FIFA punishment over the issue.

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Finishing negotiations for disputed South China Sea agreement will be a 'tall order', analysts say.

Substitute Tatsuhiro Sakamoto's late goal helps Japan avenge their defeat by Brazil in the World Cup round of 32.

Energy disruptions as a result of the US-Israel war on Iran is a key issue for the import-dependent bloc.

For all its greenwashing, the Zionist state has ecologically devastated Palestine more than anyone else.

French youth learn in school about the Revolution's values but they do not see them reflected in their own reality.

With no frontrunner for the job, eight candidates are vying for the UN Security Council's recommendation.

Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda clash over who should lead the organisation of French-speaking nations.

Delegates at NYC-DSA convention pass resolution formally calling on Congresswoman AOC to run in 2028 presidential race.

Newly released nanny cam footage shows the moment an apartment building collapsed in Brooklyn as children played inside.

New prevention tools offer hope, but reaching young people remains a challenge.

A woman was attacked and repeatedly bitten by a monkey at a residential apartment complex in India's Gujarat state.

Italian artist Eduardo Castaldo has unveiled an artwork titled Holy Mothers of Gaza' inside Naples' Pappacoda Chapel.

Fighting escalates in Yemen's Marib and al-Jawf, as UN agency says more than 340,000 Yemenis displaced since August.

Dismissals follow probe that uncovered illegal oil refineries and smuggling in a region run by Kataib Hezbollah.

Benjamin Netanyahu has issued a public plea to opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot to form a unity government.

A nursing home in Thailand, has been accused of keeping dozens of senior residents, in metal cages.

SpaceX Starship made a triumphant return to Earth, caught midair by giant mechanical chopsticks'.

Hamas confirms the death of Rafah brigade commander Samir Abu Younis in an attack on Khan Younis on Saturday.

Organisers say men must speak out, as Swiss study finds half of men aged 18 to 24 hold restrictive view of masculinity.

SpaceX officials say catch by mechanical arms shows Starship's full reusability, crucial for rapid, low-cost recycling.

Israel has pledged to continue its 'offensive policy' on Gaza, as fighting in Yemen grips the region.

Portugal's national team has lined up in Cristiano Ronaldo's number 7 in its first match since he retired from the side.

Iraq's PM has dismissed nine senior security officials over an alleged oil smuggling network worth up to $30m monthly.

Eisenkot, in charge of forming a government, dismisses the appeal as tricks' as talks and a Knesset speaker vote loom.

Syria's Internal Security Forces have launched an investigation into a suspected bomb attack in a suburb of Damascus.

Al Jazeera spoke to the director and cast of Who Is Still Alive, Switzerland's Oscar entry for Best International Film.

Rasmus Hojlund stars with brace as Denmark close in on a spot in the Nations League quarterfinals.

US flights resume after ageing technology blamed for outage

Europe's direct engagement with Moscow as part of Ukraine-Russia peace talks is edging closer to becoming a reality.

Authorities in India's Assam have demolished the homes of 132 Muslim families.

Denmark's Supreme Court is set to rule on whether families can be forced from their homes under a law.

At least two people, a man and a girl, have been killed in a car bomb blast in Jaramana, near Syria's capital Damascus.

Protesters chanted against declining affordability, the Macron government, police violence and poor school conditions.

These were the biggest protests against rising housing costs in Portugal since the social movement began weeks ago.

In Santa Cruz de Succhabamba, the pope told people not to respond to injustice with brutality.

US blames outdated technology for nationwide flight disruption

Sean Duffy, the country's transportation secretary, said his agency is 'going to hold people accountable'.

Hundreds take to the streets of Bangui to protest rising fuel prices and arrests in the Central African Republic.

Zelenskyy rejected the possibility of Ukraine committing to neutrality and said he refused to cede territory to Russia.

Follow updates from the Group A4 clash, including the build-up, analysis and live text commentary of the game.

Regulator said Meta's 'lack of cooperation' and the large number of people affected contributed to size of the fine.

A Myanmar military airstrike on a displacement camp in Rakhine state killed 12 people.

The EU said that Israel must enable the work of the UN and its agencies" after the group was blocked access into Gaza.

Israeli forces occupied a Palestinian-American's home in the occupied West Bank for 17 days.

The probe was launched in 1977, and it continues to relay space-related data back to a team of NASA scientists.

Steelmaker promises back pay for workers whose layoffs its US owner blamed on tariffs, weak demand and imports.

The prospect of keeping the Congressional leaders in power is exposing long-running tensions in the party.