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MotoGP says Yamaha's non-participation at the November 6-8 event in Lusail 'carries sporting implications'.

A fire broke out at a hotel in Dingboche, Nepal along the popular trekking route to Mount Everest Base Camp.

Hundreds of police, some carrying batons and shields, are deployed around the rally site.

Trump says latest talks 'going fine'; Iranian leaders say they favour diplomacy but are ready to respond to US attacks.

Voters in Bulgaria weigh economic challenges and attacks on ships in a race marked by record low turnout.

Tens of thousands take to the streets across Germany's biggest cities to demand better education and lower living costs.

China is seeing growing interest in dark tourism', where visitors flock to attractions that recreate natural disasters.

Qatar Gas Transport Company says no injuries or environmental damage.

Marc Lamont Hill speaks to Jamaal Bowman about the growing battle between progressives and the Democratic establishment.

Weapons and ammunition depots are seized after a counteroffensive.

A timeline of events since the deadly train station collapse in Novi Sad, which led to a change of government in Serbia.

Marc Marquez takes 44-point lead over Jorge Martin and can seal the MotoGP title in Qatar next weekend.

Israeli protesters urge Jewish-Arab coalition government

For many families, keeping cattle alive is becoming an increasingly costly struggle.

Yamal and Raphinha score two goals each as Barcelona recover from last week's loss in El Clasico to move back on top.

Senate races in Texas, Michigan and Ohio rank among the most expensive in this year's midterm cycle.

George Russell is second fastest and Charles Leclerc third while reigning champion Lando Norris qualifies sixth.

Democrats remain ahead in national polls as Trump and candidates make their final push in the days before polling day.

Trump, who came to his Halloween party dressed as himself, says US not in a hurry to make a decision on striking Iran.

From Hebron to Gaza to southern Lebanon, Israel is tearing down homes, and, with them, families' hopes of return.

Doctors and nurses struggle to cope with the horrors they endured during the height of the Gaza war.

Dozens of officers, some accompanied by police dogs, moved into Rossio Square in Lisbon early on Sunday.

Oman is in a unique position to mediate talks on a security arrangement that could stabilise the region.

Trump says defeated presidential candidate, who faces investigation in Brazil, can stay in the US 'as long as he wants'.

Mexican boxing star wins 12-round decision to defeat the French fighter and regain the super middleweight belt.

Gabby Williams, named Most Valuable Player, sets records for most points (137) and most steals (18) in the WNBA Finals.

Vast 'snow yard' in otherwise arid Rajasthan attracts hundreds of tourists daily, but residents face major health risks.

Republican Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers mocked Democratic rival Abdul El-Sayed with a sarcastic gift basket.

Mohammad el-Shami had been held since June 2024, when he and many other UN and NGO workers were accused of being spies.

Police used tear gas to disperse protesters as demonstrations entered a third week ahead in France.

Drought is affecting 78,000 families and has led to loss of over 75,000 cattle, as El Nino due to peak in late 2026.

Starved and exhausted residents of Oleshky arrive in Ukraine after months of isolation, but some stay behind.

The foreign ministers of the US and Iran say a diplomatic end to the war is still possible.

Indigenous people of Arunachal Pradesh are protesting a mega dam planned to counter China's upstream hydropower project.

Thousands of people have held vigils for a 15-year-old Ghanaian boy who was chased down and killed in New York.

Crypto firm Binance says it has covered 90 percent of losses from the multibillion-dollar hack.

In a counterprotest, Netanyahu supporters demand that Israel should not have a government with 'terrorists'.

Al Jazeera's @EmmaWithrow attended a packed rally for Democrat Senate Candidate James Talarico at Texas A&M.

A dispute over the politicisation of Poland's constitutional court is deepening, with no side appearing to back down.

Protesters clashed with police as thousands took to the streets across 34 cities in Germany.

Top diplomat says Iran and Qatar have reached a plan to reopen Hormuz in two days if the US meets Tehran's conditions.

A witness has captured video of an ICE agent violently shoving a teacher who was blocking his car in Chicago.

Migrant boats are rarely found in Dutch waters, and authorities are still trying to establish where this one came from.

Judge permanently drops Trump's $10bn WSJ lawsuit, ruling he failed to prove actual malice in the newspaper's reporting.

Hundreds of protesters gathered outside the US Embassy in London to oppose the UK government's ban on Palestine Action.

Data scientists find that many 'likely non-citizens' identified by the Trump administration were erroneously flagged.

Fiery confrontations between protestors and police in Albania

The two individuals have been isolated while officials carry out contact tracing and laboratory testing.

The monument has sparked fierce opposition from local governments fearing disruption to traffic and historic views.

Israel's allegations of Qatari election interference rejected