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Meta sued for $2bn over Facebook posts ‘rousing hate’ in Ethiopia
A lawsuit filed in Kenya alleges Facebook's recommendations systems amplified violent posts, inflaming the conflict.
France vs Morocco semifinal predictions: World Cup 2022
Al Jazeera’s AI robot Kashef has crunched the numbers and has some predictions for today’s game.
Number of journalists imprisoned worldwide hits new record: RSF
Iran protest crackdown pushes number of jailed journalists across the world to a record high of 533 in 2022, says RSF.
PSG stars Mbappe and Hakimi set for epic World Cup ‘duel’
The two friends will become rivals on Wednesday as France take on Morocco in the World Cup semifinal.
World Cup 2022: A France-Morocco contest, 110 years in the making
As Morocco prepare to face their former coloniser, Al Jazeera looks at the recent history between the countries
The story of Yassine Bounou, Morocco’s smiling World Cup hero
Moroccan goalkeeper has been instrumental in his country's run to the World Cup semifinals.
World Cup 2022 day 25: Schedule, match and what to expect
Here is what is happening on day 25 of the World Cup when the second semi-final takes place.
France vs Morocco match preview: World Cup 2022 semifinal
France are favourites by a mile, but for Morocco, they're just another giant to slay.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 294
As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 294th day, we take a look at the main developments.
Explosions heard in Ukrainian capital, emergency teams deployed
Air-raid sirens heard in the capital in the pre-dawn hours with residents urged to take shelter.
Fiji PM vows to respect result, as voting ends
Frank Bainimarama pledges to respect result as he faces off with a rival looking to end his 16-year stint in power.
Argentina’s Messi confirms Qatar final his last World Cup: Media
'To finish like this, it's the best', Lionel Messi told Argentinian sports media outlet after qualifying for final.
France injury concerns ahead of World Cup semifinal with Morocco
France defender Dayot Upamecano and midfielder Adrien Rabiot missed team training on the eve of game against Morocco.
China readying $143bn package for chip firms in face of US curbs
Beijing to roll out subsidies and tax credits to bolster semiconductor production and research, sources say.
Squeezed between China and Russia, Mongolia’s herders feel pinch
Mongolian tent-dwellers face growing hardship amid skyrocketing energy costs and falling livestock prices.
US finalising plan to send Patriot air defence system to Ukraine
Analysts say Patriot capability would be 'significant' as Ukraine tries to protect civilians and key infrastructure.
‘Afraid of the gun’: Military coup fuels Myanmar resource grab
Crisis triggered by the military takeover makes life even more dangerous for those fighting to protect the environment.
Messi magic sends Argentina through to World Cup final in Qatar
'No human being can stop Messi,' Argentina fan Ricardo Falu told Al Jazeera as the Albicelestes defeated Croatia 3-0.
Photos: Argentina batter Croatia to shoot for World Cup glory
Lionel Messi's sparkling performance makes strong statement ahead of Sunday's ultimate showdown.
Peru judge denies ex-President Castillo’s bid to end detention
Pedro Castillo says he has been 'unjustly' detained as protesters continue to demand his freedom and early elections.
Haiti prepares to roll out first cholera vaccines
Initial shipment of more than 1.1 million cholera jabs to be distributed in areas with most reported cases, PAHO says.
Photos: Fans go wild as Argentina advance into World Cup final
Jubilant scenes at Lusail Stadium and main fan zone as Lionel Messi drives La Albiceleste to 3-0 victory over Croatia.
Chile political parties agree to draft new constitution
Agreement comes three months after voters rejected a replacement for current, Pinochet-era Magna Carta.
FTX carried out ‘old-fashioned embezzlement’: CEO
Customer assets at FTX were commingled with those of Alameda Research, exposing clients to significant losses.
‘Historic’: Biden signs law protecting LGBTQ marriage rights
Landmark legislation protects LGBTQ and interracial marriage amid concerns over possible US Supreme Court rollback.
UK PM announces new measures to curb ‘illegal’ immigration
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak says will introduce legislation to halt people from remaining in the UK 'illegally'.
Recap: Argentina vs Croatia – World Cup 2022
Messi scores one and sets up two as Argentina beat Croatia 3-0 to reach the World Cup 2022 final.
Messi leads Argentina to World Cup final in 3-0 win over Croatia
Argentina's talisman and captain was in sparkling form during his side's semifinal clash at Lusail Stadium.
Binance withdrawals hit $1.9bn in past 24 hours says data firm
The world's biggest crypto exchange said it had 'temporarily paused' withdrawals as CEO said it was 'business as usual'.
Canada to end military involvement in sexual misconduct probes
The move is meant to make the investigation and prosecution of sexual offences more impartial.
Bodies of 27 migrants, including children, found in Chad desert
The migrants left a year and a half ago in a truck and are believed to have been lost in the desert and died of thirst.
What does the US hope to achieve with African leaders’ summit?
President Joe Biden is trying to revive US relations with the continent as China and Russia expand their influence.
US inflation easing as consumer prices rise modestly second month
Consumer prices saw the slowest increase in 15 months, paving way for lower interest rate hikes.
French court sentences eight for 2016 truck attack in Nice
Two of the eight convicted were given 18 years behind bars for helping Mohamed Lahouaiej-Bouhlel kill 86 people.
US braces for tornadoes, blizzards as winter storm heads east
Officials warn against travel in parts of the US, as extreme weather brings white-out conditions, heavy rain and gusts.
Morocco shirts sell out as World Cup fever grows
Shopkeepers in Qatar struggle to meet demand for merchandise ahead of Morocco's historic semifinal against France.
NASA Mars rover captures first sound of dust devil on red planet
The Perseverance rover happened to have its microphone on when the 18-metre (390-foot) dust devil passed over it.
US charges FTX’s Bankman-Fried with fraud
Prosecutors said he defrauded customers by misappropriating their deposits to pay for expenses, debt and investments.
European parliament sacks vice president amid corruption probe
Eva Kaili is one of four charged in the alleged bribery case in which prosecutors pointed fingers at a Gulf nation.
‘You’re not welcome’: Mexico City residents decry Airbnb
Airbnb units in the city's central areas can list for eight times the price of long-term rentals, pushing out locals.
Garrincha: Brazil’s ‘Joy of the People’
The troubled history of one of the greatest footballers to ever play the game.
‘So much corruption’: Protests grip Peru amid political turmoil
Al Jazeera speaks to Peruvians as the country enters a state of emergency after arrest of ex-President Pedro Castillo.
South Africa’s Ramaphosa avoids impeachment: A timeline
Parliament has decided not to start impeachment proceedings against the president. But how did Ramaphosa get here?
‘Important day’: US celebrates fusion energy breakthrough
Officials hailed the achievement that will 'go down in the history books' as a step towards a clean energy future.
The Indian waiter with an ‘encyclopaedic’ knowledge of football
In a bustling Doha restaurant, Abbas Koori shares his love of the sport and command of football trivia with customers.
At least 50 killed as floods sweep DR Congo capital
Poorly regulated rapid urbanisation has made Kinshasa increasingly vulnerable to flash floods caused by heavy rains.
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What has changed in Iran?
S Africa’s parliament votes against Ramaphosa impeachment move
Majority of parliament voted not to initiate impeachment proceedings against the president over alleged misconduct.
EU agrees to grant Bosnia membership candidate status
The Balkan nation begins a long road to its EU membership after the bloc's member states back its candidacy.
Belarus fills top posts, inspects troops’ combat readiness
Russia's close ally names a new foreign minister and air force chief, while announcing a snap military inspection.
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