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Penalty from world football's governing body comes 48 hours before Croatia face Brazil in the World Cup quarter-finals.

Several days of protests culminated in the storming of the government palace in Ulaanbaatar.

A report issued Wednesday recommends disciplinary action for prison workers in connection to the famed mobster's murder.

Ukraine President Zelenskyy calls on US to support the establishment of a special tribunal for the crime of aggression.

At White House roundtable, Doug Emhoff urges everyone to condemn anti-Semitism and warns against normalising bigotry.

Critics call Castillo's move a 'coup d'etat', Peruvian Congress votes to remove the president.

Twelfth grade girls, who were banned from school by the Taliban, were asked to sit for graduation exams.

Cities like Detroit in the US take efforts to accommodate wildlife as climate change poses challenges for conservation.

In a dispute over pay, staff in passport booths would walk out on eight days from December 23 to 31, union says.

The execution in Farah province was attended by hundreds including senior Taliban officials, a group spokesman said.

Millions of Afghan women banned from school are forced to work on farms, weaving carpets, and doing household chores.

Central bank has raised rates at record pace to 4.25 percent to fight inflation but signalled hikes was near an end.

Raphael Warnock's reelection in closely watched Georgia run-off spells good news for Joe Biden and his Democratic Party.

Healthcare workers couldn’t access patient reports because the servers that store that data had been hacked & corrupted.

Time hailed Ukraine's president for his bravery in leading his country's resistance to Russia's full-scale invasion.

Round of 16 gives way to two-day break before quarter-finals. So, how are locals and visitors filling the football void?

In Louisiana, side hustles and scrimping keep Aman afloat but it is getting tougher to cover basic expenses.

Despite US sanctions against the Rapid Action Battalion, members went to Britain to receive mass surveillance training.

Nineteen people, including state security officials, went on trial for a 'hidden debt' scandal that crashed the economy.

Moscow expresses concern over build up of oil tankers in the Bosphorus Strait as Ankara requests proof of insurance.

Belarus plans to move military equipment and forces in a 'counterterrorism' exercise, state media reports.

How Palestine won Qatar 2022 without even playing in it.

Police detain 14 and search for 14 others who ran across the tarmac in Barcelona after causing false emergency landing.

Authorities have been trying to curb counterfeiting and discourage the payment of ransoms to kidnappers who demand cash.

Top officials this week visited universities, which have seen many rounds of protests since September.

A mysterious weapon has hit one of Russia's largest and most important military airfields.

Family members, colleagues and lawyers explain why they are pursuing justice for the veteran journalist.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 287th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Pakistan saw record floods this summer after heavy monsoon rains and melting glaciers submerged one-third of country.

New government formation could take days as Deuba-led coalition is two seats short of majority in 275-member parliament.

Far-right Itamar Ben-Gvir's comments come as the network takes Shireen Abu Akleh’s killing to the ICC.

Rain TV loses broadcasting licence following a scandal between the liberal Russian opposition and their host country.

Washington won't want to share its sphere of influence. But new Gulf leaders and Xi Jinping have other ideas.

Turkish source tells Al Jazeera that Ankara has told the US and Russia that the SDF must withdraw within two weeks.

Cameroon Football Federation President was filmed having an altercation with a man outside Stadium 974.

The armed group, which was absent from peace talks, has requested meeting with regional mediators over conflict.

Disputes concern restrictions on EU firms' rights to use foreign court to protect patents, and trade with Lithuania.

Morocco beat Spain to reach the World Cup 2022 quarter-finals. Fans back in the country could barely believe it.

The followers of the Reich Citizens were allegedly preparing 'to violently force their way into the German parliament'.

UN chief Antonio Guterres says the COP15 talks on biodiversity must stop humanity from 'committing suicide by proxy'.

Born in Spain, Hakimi from a very young age was touted as a star prospect. He delivered on Tuesday.

A quarter of Ukraine’s population is without power after Moscow’s repeated bombardment of energy infrastructure.

Former PM Imran Khan has been charged with not disclosing buying gifts from the state depository.

Manipur state has chosen multimillion-dollar projects over humble tourist attractions on the Loktak freshwater lake.

In a major policy adjustment, China's Health Commission says people who have mild COVID symptoms can quarantine at home.

One police officer was killed and eight people wounded after a man detonated a device during morning roll call.

The army and local clans, with US and AU support, have been waging a broader campaign to try and drive fighters out.

Portugal manager Fernando Santos said Ronaldo's place in the remainder of the World Cup still had to be 'defined'.

Australian court rules ride-sharing app broke consumer law by misleading customers on charges for cancelled trips.

Imports fell 10.6 percent in November while exports dropped 8.7 percent, according to customs data.