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The protests show how Xi's over-centralisation is exposing the CCP to public anger unseen since Tiananmen Square.

Turkish president’s spokesman discusses operation in Syria’s multiplayer ground.

President says peace talks have led to an agreement to allow the Indigenous Embera community to return to its lands.

Female fans from Brazil to Colombia and Ethiopia to Saudi Arabia say they're enjoying late-night games, safe and secure.

Deep racial divides and lack of reform plague Fort Worth three years after Atatiana Jefferson was shot by white officer.

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

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

The Burkinabe military government is the second West African nation to suspend RFI's broadcast after neighbouring Mali.

The individuals allegedly received payment in cryptocurrencies to buy weapons and engage in kidnappings.

Despite Sadio Mane's absence, Senegal have been impressive in the World Cup.

Mbappe and Co face off against a stubborn Poland as France's title defence continues in the round of 16.

Hundreds of people evacuate as Indonesia's highest volcano erupts, releasing searing clouds of gas and ash.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 284th day, we take a look at the main developments.

'I'm strong, with a lot of hope,' the legendary former Brazilian team player and three-time World Cup winner said.

Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines also said Russia's precision munitions appear to be running out quickly.

France takes on Poland followed by an England vs Senegal match, the first time the two nations will face one another.

US Navy says boat carrying more than one million rounds of ammunition intercepted along a sea route from Iran to Yemen.

Air raids on Gaza come in a week where 10 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank.

Chinese authorities loosen COVID controls, testing no longer required to take public transport in Beijing, Shenzhen.

Argentinian captain Lionel Messi scores goal in 1,000th professional game against Australia; Netherlands send USA home.

Tukey's presidential spokesman says Ankara will target the PKK, YPG and PYD forces to protect its borders.

WHO says gaps in testing and vaccination could allow dangerous variants to emerge.

The area is experiencing its driest period in almost a half-century, affecting more than 3,000 communities.

Twice-champions Argentina beat off a late fightback by Australia to win 2-1 and set up a meeting with the Netherlands.

Superstar puts on excellent performance in 1,000 professional game to help his team set up Netherlands quarter-final.

Ukraine's Western allies approve oil price cap to starve Russia of revenues as Kyiv pushes for a lower cap of $30.

Cyril Ramaphosa's job is in question after a report claimed millions of dollars in cash found at his private game farm.

The number was higher than during the group stages of the 2018 World Cup in Russia according to FIFA.

Palestinian activists and social media users called for a response against Israeli crimes and killings against them.

Asim Munir says army will 'take the fight back to the enemy' as he visits Line of Control, de facto border with India.

The USA was tactically outsmarted by a Netherlands team that walked away with a 3-1 win.

The South American team said the pair both underwent tests on Saturday morning that 'confirmed their injuries'.

President Nayib Bukele announced that "8,500 soldiers and 1,500 agents have surrounded" a suburb of San Salvador

A 3-1 victory for the Oranje at the Khalifa International Stadium sends Team USA home.

Over the past three years, regressive, far-right politics has gained ground, but so has progressive radical action.

The powerful UGTT says it will oppose Kais Saied's reforms and defend freedoms 'whatever the cost.'

The Cameroonian captain and forward finally earned his stripes on the biggest stage.

Iran interior ministry's state security council provides its first death toll relating to months-long protests.

US State Department says it 'will not stand by' in the face of a crackdown on religious freedoms.

Support has improved in China for children with autism, but millions still need access to behavioural therapy, education

Wayne Lotter, who was murdered in Dar es Salaam in 2017, may have been killed because of his anti-poaching activities.

Of the 30 penalty shootouts in a World Cup, only twice has the World Cup final itself come down to it (1994 and 2006).

One of the most successful rock bands of all time said it does not want to be 'associated with a firearms retailer'.

US lawsuit says officials failed to follow active attacker protocol as they waited too long to confront the attacker.

President William Ruto also formed a panel to investigate whether the four election commissioners should be removed.

Kherson residents undergo almost daily power outages, water shortages, and deadly shelling.

Trump's meeting with open anti-Semites should disqualify him from the 2024 race. That it won't reflects on the GOP.

First round of negotiations aimed at crafting the first legally binding agreement on plastics ends in Punta del Este.

The story of the World Cup so far, through statistics.