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President Milei has spurred outrage by proposing to privatise nonprofit neighbourhood clubs, an Argentinian tradition.

A source inside Pakistan cricket told Al Jazeera that despite the proposed date, India's participation is questionable.

Solomon Fatoma, aka Solo's Beat, creates his music from the sounds he finds all around him.

The race to the White House may come down to the economic records of the two leading presidential candidates.

Experts say ECOWAS's tensions with Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso could roll back years of regional diplomacy.

Has the world forgotten Sudan?

Israel has illegally claimed 23.7sq km (9.15sq miles) of West Bank land as its own so far this year, Peace Now says.

Video shows the aftermath of an Israeli strike that killed a senior Hezbollah commander in Tyre, Lebanon.

Mali has been plagued by al-Qaeda-linked and ethnically based armed groups, but forced out UN peacekeepers.

Powerful storm kills at least six people and causes significant damage in the southeast Caribbean.

Hezbollah's decision to wage a low-scale conflict against Israel has triggered mixed reactions in Lebanon.

The worsening state of the NHS is high on the list of voter grievances ahead of the UK's snap election. Some of them sa

Hurricane Beryl has caused widespread destruction on Caribbean islands and in Venezuela.

Police say protests were co-opted by 'suspects' engaging in 'criminal activities'.

After 14 years of Conservative rule, Starmer's Labour looks set to inherit a divided country with economic challenges.

Laurent Vinatier is the latest Western citizen arrested by Moscow amid accusations of 'hostage diplomacy'.

Israeli police say suspect has been killed and they are investigating the incident as a possible 'terror attack'.

At least 120 people, mostly women, have died at a religious gathering for Hindu guru Bhole Baba.

Moscow claims to have destroyed sea drones targeting key oil shipping port Novorossiysk.

This means if Myanmar's junta falls, Rohingya refugee repatriation would still be in doubt.

Authorities say massive overcrowding and insufficient exits contributed to the deadly crush in Hathras, northern India.

More than 150,000 people have contracted skin infections in the squalid conditions prevailing in the enclave.

Under the current system, Americans are forced to choose between two right-wing options.

Dozen that quit over US support for Israel accuse US of 'undeniable complicity' in killing and starvation in Gaza.

Jailed former leader claimed the Malaysian king issued a royal order authorising his transfer to house arrest.

Redesigned bills pay tribute to Japanese capitalism, women's equality and scientific innovation.

The vote comes as many of Saied's political opponents and media critics are in jail or facing prosecution.

With this year's hurricane season under way, Al Jazeera visualises the differences between various storm systems.

Polling stations across the United Kingdom will open on Thursday as nation prepares to usher in new prime minister.

Taiwan demands Beijing release crew and vessel seized from outside Taiwanese waters near Kinmen Islands.

Officials, experts and activists have used various terms to describe Israel's destruction of Gaza.

Texas lawmaker Lloyd Doggett becomes first elected Democrat to call on Biden to end his bid for re-election.

Beryl churns towards Jamaica as it sweeps through the southeast Caribbean, leaving widespread destruction in its wake.

The cost of living is a key issue in an election expected to end 14 years of Conservative Party governance.

As the war enters its 859th day, these are the main developments.

Trump became the first former US president convicted of felony charges and was originally set to be sentenced next week.

Google points to artificial intelligence and demand it puts on energy-hungry data centres for its growth in emissions.

Hurricane Beryl has become the earliest ever Category 5 storm to hit the Atlantic.

Mixed reaction to judgement reflects political divisions in the US.

More than 470 people are in custody after attacks on Syrian shops and cars in central Turkey.

Mass exit aims to deny parliamentary wins in final vote that could give far right first government since World War II.

Over 100 people were killed during a stampede at an organised Hindu event in India's Uttar Pradesh.

Nurse Omar Sabha shares his experience treating patients near Gaza City as Israel continues to wage war in the enclave.

Protesters condemn police brutality amid deadly demonstrations over withdrawn tax bill, call for president to resign.

India's securities regulator has alleged Hindenburg colluded with another entity to help it short Adani Group.

One person has been killed as the Category 5 hurricane flattens islands on its way towards Jamaica.

Quarter of a million Palestinians in Khan Younis are terrified again as a renewed Israeli ground operation looms.

President Zelenskyy stresses that Kyiv needs a 'just peace' after more than two years of fighting Russia's invasion.

Artificial Intelligence, power and social control - an exploration of what AI could mean for humanity.

US presidents have put themselves above international law. Now they are also immune from domestic law.