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The Atlas Lions will look to beat Canada and progress to the round of 16 after an impressive victory over Belgium

Japan have both caused, and suffered, a World Cup upset, and now must win against Spain to qualify for the last 16.

Slumping output highlights darkening economic outlook for Asia in 2023 as China's lockdowns upend supply chains.

Tokyo court says Japan's lack of legal protection for same-sex couples to become families violates their rights.

Judge tells Chow Pak-kwan he has only himself to blame for the physical injuries and mental trauma he suffered.

FTX founder tells conference he made a 'lot of mistakes' and is 'shocked' by emerging details of exchange's collapse.

The case against Jimmy Lai has exposed tensions between the city's common law system and Beijing's tightening control.

Despite defeating Saudi Arabia 2-1 in a tense match, neither side qualifies for the knockout stage.

There was celebration and disappointment on Wednesday as Australia beat Denmark 1-0 and Argentina won 2-0 against Poland

During its Tribal Nations Summit, the White House commits to better communication and more spending on climate change.

Jeffries becomes the first Black politician to lead a party in the US Congress, succeeding Representative Nancy Pelosi.

Lionel Messi's Argentina beat Poland 2-0 in their final World Cup Group C match.

A court has begun announcing its verdict against 19 former senior officials.

Officials in the southern city announce the lifting of COVID restrictions after protests against ‘zero-COVID' policy.

Mexico's 2-1 victory against Saudi Arabia was not enough to advance from Group C, as Poland and Argentina progress.

Second-half goals from Alexis Mac Allister and Julian Alvarez cap a return to form for the South American giants.

Environmentalist says outgoing President Jair Bolsonaro handing his successor, Lula da Silva, 'an Amazon in flames'.

Tunisia outplayed France for a 1-0 historic win, but did not make it through to the knockout stage.

A spokesman for the group said its leader Abu Hasan al-Hashimi al-Qurashi, killed 'in combat'.

At least two people died as tornadoes damaged homes, destroyed a fire station and trapped people in a grocery store.

The Socceroos are into the knockout stage with a second-half goal from Mathew Leckie.

Family of Paul Whelan, jailed on espionage charges in Russia, says they have not heard from him in days.

Economists warned that growth momentum may ease in the December quarter due to higher interest rates, slowing exports.

The four were accused of cooperating with the Israeli intelligence service and committing kidnappings.

Narrow victory puts Socceroos through to the last 16 for first time since 2006, while Denmark crashes out.

Second-half goal by captain Khazri helps Tunisia beat France but Australia's win over Denmark seals their exit.

Wednesday's data shows that last quarter's GDP uptick was led by solid gains in exports and consumer spending.

Nurses have no ‘wiggle room’ in ICUs amid a surge of respiratory illnesses.

International Labour Organization says real wages declined 0.9 percent in the first half of 2022.

The 19 high-profile defendants are accused of a wide range of financial crimes connected to illicit state-backed loans.

Al Jazeera’s Rory Challands, reporting in Kyiv, on how Ukrainians are trying to cope in the dark.

Buckingham Palace says the staff member who made 'unacceptable' comments to Ngozi Fulani stepped aside.

Lecanemab modestly slows disease’s inevitable worsening, but it remains unclear how much of a difference it will make.

An Indigenous American podcast team on a road trip uncover the reality of resource extraction on their sacred land.

How scientists across Africa plan to use mRNA technology to fight diseases and tackle inequities in global health.

Inquiry looked into whether the president should face impeachment for alleged cover-up of theft of $4m at his game farm.

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

Brussels's new deforestation legislation should include a ban on products linked to violence against Indigenous people.

The 240 were rescued in five different operations between Monday and Tuesday off Calais on France's northern coast.

First hearing kicks off jury selection in prosecution of people accused of directing or aiding 2016 attacks in Brussels.

Local official says 15 people killed and 20 others wounded in bombing at a religious school in northern Afghanistan.

The star goalkeeper has been disciplined after a dispute with coach Rigobert Song, Cameroon's football federation says.

A video editor and photographer scrambles to support his family and afford his sons' education.

Fertilisers currently stored in Europe will 'prevent catastrophic crop loss on the African continent,' UN says.

It helped decipher hieroglyphics, and now Egyptians want it back from the British Museum.

Merger will create bigger full-service carrier that will strengthen Tata's presence in domestic and international skies.

Canadian universities are actively expelling the Palestinian critique from their halls of academe.

State media says Jiang died from leukaemia and multiple organ failure in the city of Shanghai.

In a ceasefire agreement signed earlier this month, Ethiopia committed to restoring basic services to the Tigray region.

Public support for unions is at highest level in decades as workers organise at major corporations.