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The former national team player has been charged with 'spreading propaganda' as authorities continue a crackdown.

Qataris reflect on what has changed - and what they hope will change - for their country as it hosts the mega event.

Qatar opened the tournament with a 2-0 defeat against Ecuador and now face Senegal in second Group A match.

The deal will give considerable power to a figure known for his anti-Palestinian views.

The former prime minister quietly appointed himself to a number of roles during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Senior Catholic, 90, one of six activists, including singer Denise Ho, fined for failing to register the fund.

Anibal Torres quits after challenging the opposition-controlled Congress to a confidence vote.

Staff departures come amid concerns about Apple's ability to deliver products for the busy holiday period.

Forty-nine people were sentenced to death over the lynching of a man falsely accused of starting deadly fires last year.

South Korean president accuses unionised truck drivers of holding logistics network 'hostage' during economic crisis.

England will qualify for the knockout phase if they win this clash. But a loss for the USA could leave them struggling.

Can Dutch discipline dismantle Ecuadorian hopes of another upset?

Legal experts say the legislation is so vague, law enforcement officers can interpret it as broadly as they wish.

Brazil’s opening World Cup win saw an enormous crowd cheer the men in yellow. And most of them were not even Brazilians.

Senegal will be keen to put in a good performance without talisman Sadio Mané and heap further misery on hosts Qatar.

Southeast Asian nation's new leader faces challenges from a falling ringgit to one of Asia’s biggest wealth gaps.

Veterans from both sides will hold the key in what could be a fast-paced, box-to-box match.

Southeast Asian nation's new prime minister says he will govern for all as he reaches out across political divides.

Portuguese striker becomes first player to score in five World Cups while Brazil open tournament in style.

Anwar Ibrahim's supporters cheer his rise to Malaysia's top job after decades of struggle for reform.

A UN report on Latin America and the Caribbean warns that nearly 45 percent of youth live below the poverty level.

In a poll Musk posted on Twitter, 72.4% of more than 3.16 million respondents voted in favour of reinstating accounts.

After a scoreless first half, Richarlison scored twice as the Serbian team was shut out.

With temperatures falling below zero, authorities struggle to restore power and water as millions cut off from grid.

Adidas said it initiated the probe after receiving an anonymous letter making several allegations against the musician.

The move is aimed at tackling dwindling forex reserves amidst rising inflation and a weakening local currency.

The Portuguese star has become the first male player to score in five World Cups.

Anger and frustration in China as repeated lockdowns limit economic activity and isolate millions.

Tournament favourites shoot to the top of Group G after their number nine nets twice to break Serbia's resolve.

'Fact-finding mission' will probe alleged human rights abuses in Iran, with particular focus on women and children.

Havana calls Sunday's vote a model for democracy, but opposition says a recent wave of arrests has stifled dissent.

Lieutenant General Asim Munir will take charge of the 600,000-strong nuclear-armed army on November 29.

Prosecutor Karim Khan seeks charges against Joseph Kony in his absence since he has evaded arrest for 20 years.

The ruling comes with $4.3m penalty for the pro-Bolsonaro coalition that cast doubt on the 2022 election results.

Wednesday's Supreme Court decision will not be the end of the movement towards Scottish independence.

Portuguese captain becomes the first player to score in five World Cups during clash against Ghana.

Ritual offerings could shed light on religious rituals and political spectacles in Aztec society, experts say.

Discussions in Mexico on Saturday to touch on humanitarian aid, US authorisation for Chevron to operate in Venezuela.

A young man from Kenya has become a fan favourite with his creative method of directing people to the metro station.

A fake video ascribed to Al Jazeera claims 'drunken' Ukrainian football fans were detained over 'Nazi symbols' in Doha.

Norwegian Refugee Council calls for 'lasting peace' to end restrictions on freedom of movement across Colombia.

South Americans held to a 0-0 draw by South Korea in their opening World Cup Group H game.

E Jean Carroll files charges of battery and defamation against Donald Trump for an alleged rape about 27 years ago.

Experts say the European Parliament's move is largely symbolic and unlikely to be applied to other aggressor nations.

Rights advocates urge the Dominican Republic to stop removals as thousands are sent to crisis-hit Haiti this month.

Uruguay will be disappointed that they couldn't find a way past a resolute South Korea after twice hitting the post.

Several leaders of the Houthi rebels initially congratulated the Saudi team, before retracting their comments.

After Americans veered toward the centre in the last election, will the Democratic Party turn its back on 'wokeness'?

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

Kenneth Ofori-Atta says depreciation of the cedi 'seriously affecting' Ghana's ability to manage its public debt.