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Portugal fans gather ahead of Ronaldo-Modric clash.

Former players and fans blame substitutions, lack of focus, and travel restrictions for Senegal's World Cup exit.

Mikel Oyarzabal's brace allows the European champions to dominate Austria and move on to the round of 16.

Pakistan has warned India over the Indus Water Treaty.

WHO declares cruise-linked hantavirus outbreak over as final exposed person completes quarantine and tests negative.

Andy Burnham says the UK must take the defence investment plan 'very seriously' despite 4.7bn-pound funding hole.

Scallop fishing had been banned in the New England waters since 1994 on account of overfishing.

UK Department of Culture, Media and Sport will also stop using social media platform.

Violent clashes as Albania's anti-government protests continue

The US says it will reject any effort by court to assert authority over citizens, days after judges sue over sanctions.

Supermarket chaos erupted in France as shoppers raced to buy Lidl's discounted air conditioners and fans

An estimated 10 million mourners attended Iran's first Supreme Leader's funeral in 1989.

As RSF troops besiege el-Obeid, 500,000 civilians face mass atrocities amid drone strikes and a stalled peace process.

Defence Secretary Dan Jarvis is facing questions over the funding gap and whether Burnham was blindsided.

Attention has turned to the humanitarian response after at least 2,295 people are confirmed dead, and 13,000 homeless.

Which host cities and matches face the biggest risks? What is FIFA doing to protect players and how can fans stay safe?

At least 6 people were killed and 22 injured after an explosive device detonated in a cafe in Damascus' Al-Hijaz area.

Students and supporters of a Luxembourg teacher fired over social media posts held a demonstration for her this week.

A record number of African nations are at the 2026 World Cup, but the continent no longer backs them all.

Despite Iranian attacks, several GCC states continue to speak with Tehran in effort to mend ties and forge cooperation.

The blast near Damascus's main courthouse killed five and wounded 16 as Syria's new state battles to enforce security.

Syrian Foreign Minister al-Shaibani met Hezbollah ally Berri during visit, as Trump calls for Syria to disarm group.

Former Ukrainian soldier accused of 'war crime' and leading a team of divers to blow up Nord Stream pipelines.

Spain immigration scheme sees more than a million applications, with Latin Americans leading the numbers at 67 percent.

Live coverage and text updates as Spain play Austria in Los Angeles in the Round of 32 knockout stage.

Fault Lines investigates allegations of systematic torture of Palestinian prisoners and detainees in Israeli custody.

Labour force participation dropped to its lowest level since March 2021, reaching 61.5 percent in June.

UK government and Christian churches oversaw system that separated 185,000 babies from their mothers from 1949 to 1976.

Iranian oil shipping magnate Mohammad Hossein Shamkhani has been sanctioned by the West over his shadow fleet.

Anderson will become the most expensive British player in history when the transfer is finalised with Nottingham Forest.

As flow resumes through the strait, an oil surplus may yet again destabilise global energy markets.

Gaza's first women's amputee football team is reclaiming a space that war tried to take from them.

An explosion inside a cafe in Damascus's Hejaz district has caused casualties, according to Syrian state media.

In 1,000 days since October 7, 2023, Gaza lies in ruins, Board of Peace falters and Israel expands control of enclave.

Trade ambassador says US will not approve trilateral agreement with Canada and Mexico 'in its current form'.

Eight years ago, it was Mesut Ozil, who has Turkish roots. This time, German manager tries to blame Kurdish Deniz Undav.

As the US marks 250 years since its July 4 declaration, Al Jazeera traces 50 place names, their meanings and origins.

A last-16 meeting against either Spain or Austria awaits the winners of the round of 32 clash in Toronto.

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Late VAR penalty leads to fury as Senegal blows 2-0 lead, loses 3-2 to Belgium in dramatic World Cup Round of 32 exit.

In an unexpected move, Boston traded the All-Star guard to division rivals Philadelphia for Paul George and draft picks.

Vatican stresses only pope may approve bishop consecrations to safeguard apostolic ties to Jesus's original disciples.

Taal Volcano in the Philippines erupted, sending a column of ash and steam 1,200 metres into the air.

Under fire amid surge in far right, German chancellor unveils tax and pension reform package in bid to revive economy.

Spain, Portugal and Switzerland take centre stage as the knockout drama continues across North America.

Research finds that trade deal requiring UK to buy more medicines from US takes away money from other parts of NHS.

This Palestinian family's home is sealed inside an Israeli settlement and the separation wall. Al Jazeera's Leila Warah

Police say 11-year-old boy who took his parents' vehicle without permission is now in custody and will be questioned.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino reacted to Morocco knocking the Netherlands out of the World Cup.

Qatar says the next meeting will take place after funeral processions for Iran's former supreme leader.