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Bulgaria is saying goodbye to the lev and officially adopting the euro, but some citizens worry about higher prices.

Burkina Faso book second place in Group E at the Africa Cup of Nations with a 2-0 win over Sudan.

A recent summit of The Alliance of Sahel States has raised security and economic hopes for Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger.

Since withdrawing from ECOWAS, the post-coup countries have inaugurated a new bank, TV station and joint military force.

After his trip to the US, Israel's prime minister returns home in an apparently strong position.

Big changes are coming in the new year as healthcare subsidies expire and requirements for food assistance take effect.

November saw highest unemployment since 2021, largely attributed to federal worker reductions under Trump.

In 2025, Israel carried out thousands of attacks in Gaza, with at least 10,600 attacks record across multiple countries

Saudi Arabia's strike on Yemeni port has triggered tensions with the UAE, and it will have an impact on Yemen's future.

'We believe in you and our victory,' Putin says in his address, calling on Russians to support the troops.

Proponents say compiling personal information in a single database is more efficient. But critics fear risks to privacy.

Thousands of Palestinians were killed or injured at or near food distribution sites in Gaza this year.

While the robbers remain at large, customers are furious about the Christmas break robbery.

Cambodian villagers have told Al Jazeera they're being prevented from returning to their homes by Thai forces.

Israel's latest move could amplify a deep humanitarian crisis spawned by its genocidal war on Gaza.

Venezuela is the latest country to be hit by US strikes as the Trump administration ramps up military interventions.

The US has waged its 'war on terror' for 25 years now, sowing death and destruction across the world.

The operation follows a series of clashes and attacks linked to ISIL, which is feared to be making a resurgence.

We have seen so much evil this year that we are afraid to imagine the future.

Al Jazeera Arabic investigation obtains recordings of Suheil al-Hassan discussing Israeli support, regrouping efforts.

Crowds flock to Dhaka's streets to mourn the loss of the former prime minister, who led Bangladesh thrice.

Memories of a Dream: How Music Revives a Woman's Lost Dream

Emergency physician James Smith talks about the consequences for Palestinians in Gaza if Israel implements a ban on aid.

Military hails elections as a victory despite criticism from rights groups and reduced turnout compared with past polls.

Mothers starving to feed children, surgeries without anaesthesia and loss of privacy define female experience in Gaza.

From AI to Zohran Mamdani, this is an A-Z of 2025's biggest stories

Some in the country are worried about loss of identity following the switch from the Bulgarian lev to the euro.

Mourners surround Bangladesh's parliament in Dhaka to pay their respects to the country's first female prime minister.

The West African countries say the bans are equivalent to those imposed on their citizens by the United States.

Pro-Palestine activist, Audrey Corno talks about conditions of Palestine Action-affiliated prisoners on hunger strike.

Move comes after a conservative YouTuber claimed daycare centres run by Somali Americans were defrauding the state.

Students have joined protests prompted by plummeting currency as government pledges to listen to legitimate concerns.

Satellites show one camp spanning 500,000 square metres near the city of al-Dabba, as tens of thousands seek refuge.

From artificial intelligence to Zohran Mamdani, Al Jazeera compiles an A-Z list of 2025's biggest stories.

Dozens of humanitarian organisations, including Doctors Without Borders, are banned by Israel.

Flooding has become the world's 'foremost climate hazard', according to experts. So what do we do about it?

Thailand has released 18 Cambodian soldiers it had detained since July, after the two countries agreed to a ceasefire.

The Chinese and Dutch governments are at loggerheads over control of chipmaker amid concerns for global supply chains.

Moscow has positioned nuclear-capable hypersonic missiles in Belarus as tensions rise in Europe.

The army chief, analysts say, has driven Pakistan's geopolitical reemergence over the past year as a soldier-diplomat.

Police are searching for suspects after thieves stole cash, gold and jewels worth up to $105m.

Thailand hands over 18 soldiers after 155 days of captivity as truce agreed over the weekend continues to hold.

These are the key developments from day 1,406 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Hassan Sheikh Mohamudsays his country believes the move is linked to Israel's plans to forcibly displace Palestinians.

Settlement comes after US Federal Trade Commission accused entertainment giant of unlawfully collecting children's data

Move comes after Riyadh accused Abu Dhabi of backing separatists in Yemen, a claim the UAE denies.

Train conductor killed in collision on rail line serving the famed archaeological site, authorities say.

The world's top economy is growing faster than its peers, but divide between wealthy and poorer Americans is growing.

Mamady Doumbouya faced eight rivals for the presidency, but the main opposition leaders were barred from running.

Aetas race to prove ancestral land claims before a 'Smart City' and a 'Taylor Swift-ready' stadium displace them.