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Majority of parliament voted not to initiate impeachment proceedings against the president over alleged misconduct.

The Balkan nation begins a long road to its EU membership after the bloc's member states back its candidacy.

Russia's close ally names a new foreign minister and air force chief, while announcing a snap military inspection.

Russian attacks have destroyed at least 40 percent of Ukraine’s energy facilities since the war began in February.

Walid Regragui says the team was still 'hungry' for more success despite them not being 'favourites' to lift the trophy.

Yariv Levin, a senior member of Netanyahu's right-wing Likud party, was chosen on Tuesday to replace Mickey Levy.

Artist Ibrahim Mahama explores historical memories through everyday objects and giant exhibitions in Ghana.

Tunisian United Network says high-ranking officials have committed crimes that could lead to sanctions.

The biggest rail union start national strike over below-inflation salaries with rising cost of living and energy prices.

IMF board approval of the proposed three-year loan is expected early next year, the finance minister said.

Young boys playing the game across the country and local teams' die-hard fans show Morocco's deep passion for football.

Washington must restore lost trust and credibility in order to compete with Beijing in Africa — starting this week.

The Jamaat-e-Islami party is supporting the opposition's protests demanding PM Sheikh Hasina's resignation.

Chaman crossing reopens two days after exchange of fire killed at least nine Pakistani civilians and an Afghan soldier.

The 16-year-old boy's shooting last week led to days of protests in Thessaloniki, Athens and other parts of Greece.

Some fear the Alternative for Germany party could be re-galvanised to regain lost political ground amid the downturn.

Al Jazeera’s AI robot Kashef has crunched the numbers and has some predictions for today’s game.

EU members agree to impose a carbon dioxide emissions tariff on imports of polluting goods to battle climate change.

These Indian fans in Qatar are mad for Messi’s Argentina.

Messi showed uncharacteristic flashes of anger against the Netherlands, including mocking the Dutch manager and player.

With a 'major breakthrough' announcement expected, fusion harnesses the power of the stars with unlimited clean energy.

Energy analysts explain why, without new energy sources, we can expect high prices for at least the next two years.

The Iranian judiciary has said no sentence has been issued as footballers call for a stop to executions.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 293rd day, we take a look at the main developments.

Compiling a dictionary of click-based words, Claudia works to save her grandmother’s dying San, or Bushman, language.

UN migration agency 'shocked and alarmed' by the incident along the southern migration route from the Horn of Africa.

Uzbekistan has poured cold water on a potential alliance in another sign Central Asia is keeping Russia at arm's length.

The Albiceleste fans have been among the most exuberant supporters seen at the World Cup.

More than half of Donetsk region is under Russian control, but advancing in some areas is difficult, official says.

Indian troops prevented Chinese counterparts from entering Indian territory during a scuffle last week, says a minister.

The $60 price cap on Russian seaborne oil may mark the beginning of the end for Putin's economic strategy.

Holding war criminals accountable in Ethiopia is the only way to guarantee lasting peace in the country.

In five years, a Kenyan county with one of the highest maternal mortality numbers nationwide has changed its fortunes.

Zhang Li is wanted in the US on suspicion of bribing public officials between 2015 and 2020.

Al Jazeera English correspondents join us to reflect on their reporting from the year.

Wednesday's general election pits two former coup leaders in a test of Fiji's fledgling democracy.

Announcement comes as mainland China continues to ease strict 'zero-COVID' strategy.

Here is what is happening on day 24 of the World Cup when the first semifinal takes place.

An emotional Argentina face a tenacious Croatia who have shown no regard for narrative.

From Bangladeshis to Bahrainis, the Argentine superstar's fans are in Doha praying their hero will lift the World Cup.

US President Biden seeks to boost trade opportunities and build trust with African leaders during three days of talks.

France defender Raphael Varane says the title holders will not 'fall into the trap' of overconfidence in Morocco match.

Supporters of the outgoing president have been calling for military intervention since he lost the election.

Media tycoon, who has been denied bail, could face life term if found guilty of alleged 'collusion' with foreign forces.

The crypto exchange was founded in 2019 and attracted big-name investors such as Singapore's sovereign fund Temasek.

Coach Zlatko Dalic said skill and 'strength of character' had brought his team to the semifinal against Argentina.

People in China have been told for years that COVID is deadly, leaving them struggling to cope with newfound openness.

Cryptocurrency exchange founder's arrest comes hours after he said he would testify before the United States Congress.

Amine Harit will continue to receive treatment for his knee injury while in Qatar to watch the semifinal against France.

While no ceasefire was reached, two sides agree to provide 'emergency care' in violence-hit regions starting next month.