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Cryptocurrencies have been devastated this year as investors pulled out from risky assets amid rising interest rates.

Ankara is demanding that Sweden and Finland extradite Kurdish rebels before lifting a veto on their membership bid.

Williamson's departure raises questions about the judgement of new Prime Minister Rishi Sunak who promised integrity.

Air strikes carried out after M23 rebels seize territory, displacing at least 90,000 people in the past month.

Inflation, abortion and the future of democracy weigh heavily on voters' minds in key US midterm elections.

Farming and tourism drained the aquifer feeding Doñana lagoon, and climate change brought prolonged drought this year.

New right-wing government blocks migrants from disembarking at Sicilian port.

A group of small countries at COP27 demand oil companies compensate developing countries for climate-induced disasters.

Voters in Arkansas, Maryland, Missouri, North and South Dakota deciding whether to OK recreational marijuana measures.

Layoffs at Twitter have already led to a 'big slowdown' in its responses to tweets spreading false information.

India's foreign minister says buying oil from its 'steady and time-tested partner' is economically advantageous.

Nicole is churning towards northwest Bahamas and Florida's Atlantic coast, where millions of people are under warnings.

The Norwegian had served as senior vice president of apparel and accessories at Adidas in the 1990s before joining Puma.

UN agencies say they raised $79m in aid, they need an additional $70m to cater to growing number of poor people.

Thousands of passengers stranded after pilots union goes on strike on Saturday over pension and deferred pay disputes.

The Powerball lottery is played across 45 US states and the record jackpot has generated increased interest.

Interior minister says evidence suggests the killing of Arshad Sharif in Kenya was 'not a case of mistaken identity'.

Niloufar Mardani is the latest athlete to not follow Iran's hijab rules when competing abroad.

Volker Turk called on Egypt to immediately release hunger striking prisoner as leaders gather for COP27 in the country.

Education minister says cabinet has decided to close preschools, primary schools and secondary schools from November 25.

If successful, a growing wave of lawsuits could force companies to pay for climate adaptation, experts say.

Suspension to take effect from February 2023 as Brussels continues to crack down on investor citizenship schemes.

Prosecutors in Marseille probe the facts after a cardinal admits to 'reprehensible' acts against a girl in the 1980s.

A German humanitarian ship docks in southern Italy, where all rescued 89 migrants on board are allowed to disembark.

Can the tiny Gulf nation pull off the world’s biggest sporting event?

Kyiv demands the restoration of Ukraine's borders as a precondition for negotiations while ruling out talks with Putin.

The Swiss will hope to cause trouble during the knockout phase in Qatar if they can escape a testing qualifying group.

Al-Hol camp in northern Syria holds displaced refugees and families of ISIL (ISIS) fighters.

The 40-year-old social media influencer became famous for flaunting a lavish lifestyle supported by money laundering.

Vote will decide makeup of next US Congress, with Republicans looking to claw back control from Democrats.

Just Stop Oil activists climb gantries along multiple parts of the M25, forcing closures.

The North Africans are hoping to progress beyond the first round of Qatar World Cup for the first time in their history.

Caricature published by Le Canard enchainé in its October issue which focuses on Qatar and its role as World Cup host.

As water levels reached historically low levels across Europe in 2022, history emerged from its depths.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 258th day, we take a look at the main developments.

The widows' husbands were among the 'Ogoni Nine', a group of activists hung by Nigeria's military government in 1995.

Former prime minister's party rejects report as 'mockery' after attack during a protest march last week.

An unidentified person shoots at a border police officer and a serviceman near Bulgaria's Golyam Dervent village.

The annual Tazaungdaing Lighting Festival marks the end of rainy season with a display of exploding hot-air balloons.

Major insurance companies are rightly dumping fossil fuel projects. But they should move faster — for their own good.

A trillion dollars should come from rich countries, investors and multilateral development banks, UN-backed report says.

Iraqi police sources said the attackers appear to have been attempting to kidnap the man.

People aiming to reach the US and apply for asylum face uncertainty after sudden change in admissions policy.

Tournament hosted by West Germany and under heavy security cover following the Munich attack of 1972 Olympics.

Jordan's coach Adnan Hamad talks to Al Jazeera about how well he believes the Arab teams will do at the World Cup.

Father and son spent 20 months in prison for helping former Nissan chairman flee Japan.

Antony Blinken praises Yerevan and Baku for taking 'courageous steps' towards a durable peace as he hosts meeting.

The highs, the lows, the wins, the losses and the expectations from the national side.

US President Joe Biden repeats concerns about US democracy, as Trump hints at another run for the presidency.

Private insurer Medibank says data of about 9.7 million current and former customers has been compromised.