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Nearly 500 opposition supporters also arrested for instigating violence before a planned rally against the price rise.

President says future prisoner swaps with US are possible and Russia's hypersonic weapons would defend it if attacked.

White House says it understands Sinema's decision, stressing that it does not change Democratic control of US Senate.

UN biodiversity conference renews global call to respect Indigenous rights and stewardship over critical territories.

The data show that inflation pressures are starting to cool although at a slow pace indicating further rate rises.

Foreign Affairs Minister Kakubo said Russia told him Lemekhani Nyirenda joined war in Ukraine in exchange for amnesty.

Former vice president who takes helm after day of political chaos, faces myriad challenges in deeply divided nation.

Ilya Yashin was tried after casting doubt over the Kremlin's narrative on atrocities that took place in Bucha, Ukraine.

Volker Turk's predecessor published a report on China's treatment of the Uighurs in the final minutes of her tenure.

Failure to meet a nation's expectations can cost a World Cup manager their job.

The high-profile exchange was a rare moment of agreement between two nations locked in conflict over Ukraine.

Announcement by the State Bank of Pakistan comes as the country is in dire need of foreign aid.

Those sanctioned by Britain in coordination with international partners include Russian and Iranian officials.

We're used to losing. Morocco's team is changing that, for the country and the Global South.

About 200 friends, relatives and other protesters from the Roma community gather outside the court in Thessaloniki.

Haiti’s ambassador to the US, Bocchit Edmond, on the crisis in his country and whether foreign troops are the answer.

Here's a round-up of Al Jazeera's Middle East coverage this week.

The ongoing episode of post-election violence shows what Brazil needs today is not reconciliation but de-radicalisation.

Argentina's fans hope for victory as they meet the Netherlands in World Cup quarter-final.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 289th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Al Jazeera’s AI robot predicted the outcome of seven out of the eight knockout games.

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

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

Eight people were added to the sanctions list, including rebels, a politician, an army member and a foreign businessman.

Forecasts say the cyclonic storm will make landfall on India's southeastern coast around midnight on Friday.

New Zealand prime minister says she hopes to visit main trade partner early next year if border restrictions allow.

Union members vote to end walkout after government invokes tough strike-busting law.

Somalia is grappling with its worst drought in 40 years; it's taking a toll on women's and girls' reproductive health.

It has been 20 years since Brazil won the World Cup. Now, fans back home are hoping the team can bring back a sixth.

No immediate reports of casualties from blaze raging through Mega Khimki shopping centre.

China is reporting fewer COVID cases despite easing restrictions across the country.

With global exposure and fan love, Asian and African teams are redefining the sport's future.

Plan announced amid the backdrop of Russia's invasion of Ukraine and rising geopolitical tensions in the Asia Pacific.

Argentina's coach predicts a "beautiful game" against the Netherlands; winner to take on Brazil or Croatia in the semis.

Brazil head into their quarter-final against Croatia high on confidence after an impressive 4-1 win over South Korea.

Independent journalist Bari Weiss says platform restricted visibility of 'disfavored tweets'.

About 200 mostly Muslim Rohingya have been drifting for more than a week in the Andaman Sea after their boat broke down.

Al Jazeera's Katrina Yu, who lives in Beijing, reports on three years dictated by an app and endless COVID testing.

Croatia take on five-time World Cup winners Brazil before a Netherlands-Argentina bout in Qatar on December 9.

The energy company in charge of the pipeline has not said what caused the spill or how much oil was released.

Judge orders seven days' detention for Pedro Castillo as Peru grapples with fallout of his abrupt removal from office.

Ray Garcia is first of five defendants to go to trial on charges of abusing women detained in a California prison.

Antitrust regulator FTC said Microsoft had a record of buying valuable gaming content, using it to suppress competition

German police say they have disrupted a far-right plot to violently overthrow the government.

As US welcomes release of basketball star Brittney Griner, calls grow to free other US citizen detained in Russia.

Native American groups in the US are trying to restore local species like ferrets and foxes as extinctions increase.

Portugal's Football Federation has denied reports that the captain threatened to walk out on the team in Qatar.

Firms sent technical drawings blueprints from US customers to manufacturers in China to 3-D print defence prototypes.

Economists have cautioned against reading too much into the rise as the data are volatile around this time of year.