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After two World Cup games and three finals, some hopes this year's team will lift the prestigious trophy once again.

Securities Commission of The Bahamas says it has taken control of FTX Digital Markets' assets to protect investors.

Instead of mimicking ex-colonial powers, the event can help decolonise biased thinking about Arab and Muslim cultures.

Kamala Harris convenes emergency meeting of leaders at regional summit in Bangkok after weapon lands in seas off Japan.

Core consumer inflation of 3.6 percent marks fastest price growth since 1982.

Malaysia holds its general election on Saturday with three leading coalitions vying for power and millions of new voters.

Mariano Pargas, who came under scrutiny over his response to deadly Texas shooting, resigns amid calls he step down.

WNBA player, whose whereabouts had been publicly unknown, is in penal colony 500km southeast of Moscow, lawyers confirm.

Football's premiere event is expected to draw more than 1.2 million visitors to the Gulf nation.

Decision by regulators comes after years of advocacy by Native American tribes and environmentalists.

The walkouts coincide with Starbucks’s annual Red Cup Day, when the company gives free reusable cups to customers.

The injury to the Bayern Munich forward is a crushing blow to Senegal's chances at Qatar 2022.

A fire erupted during birthday celebrations in a home in Jabalia, spreading quickly through a four-storey building.

The passenger flight was shot down over eastern Ukraine in 2014, killing nearly 300 people.

Bankruptcy specialist John Ray who took over as CEO when FTX filed for bankruptcy said the situation is 'unprecedented'.

Finance minister announces tax hikes and spending cuts to curb inflation.

Police accuse 51-year-old of planning 'armed revolution' to seize power from ex-President Jovenel Moise.

Widespread layoffs remain low despite a surge in technology-sector job cuts on fears of an upcoming recession.

US State Department seeks information leading to arrest or conviction of those involved in Marcelo Pecci assassination.

'The hour has come for a new generation to lead the Democratic caucus,' 82-year-old outgoing US House speaker says.

Greek FM Nikos Dendias did not disembark from his plane, refusing to meet with his Tripoli counterpart awaiting him.

Alaa Abd el-Fattah's family allowed to visit prison for the first time in a month since he escalated his hunger strike.

SIGAR identifies six factors that contributed to the collapse of the Afghan government and return of Taliban to power.

Military alliance and analysts say deadly blast in Poland highlights need to further strengthen NATO's eastern flank.

Iran continues to demand that an inquiry into nuclear particles found at its nuclear sites must be dropped.

Is 'green' technology simply delaying the most crucial climate action of all - slashing emissions?

Eight years after all 298 on board died, two Russians and one Ukrainian are sentenced to life in prison for murder.

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

Qatar 2022: A beginners' guide to the football.

The Treasury chief says the new budget plan prioritises 'stability, growth and public services'.

Residents, visitors are ready for action on and off the field at football's biggest spectacle.

UN chief Antonio Guterres, Turkey's Erdogan welcome the continuation of the agreement days before it was set to expire.

Almost five years after Cambridge Analytica was exposed, has anything really changed in the data collection business?

Despite a tough group which includes favourites Brazil, former player Eto’o has backed Cameroon to win the World Cup.

The Chinese leader was caught on camera rebuking the Canadian PM over alleged leaks of their meeting at the G20 summit.

Authorities in Iran deal with a three-day surge in protests as the West ramps up pressure over human rights concerns.

The country's official Oscar entry, about a transgender love affair, is set for domestic screenings from Friday.

Incoming Israeli PM promises far-right ally Ben Gvir that illegal settler outposts will be legalised.

Obiang, the world's longest-standing president, wants to extend 43-year rule in the oil-rich Central African nation.

Oktar was charged with leading a criminal gang, engaging in political and military espionage and sexual abuse of minors.

Case numbers remain low compared with a 2013-2016 Ebola outbreak in West Africa that killed at least 11,300 people.

Can Luis Suarez and Edinson Cavani still carry the team despite their age?

Coalition of rights groups and academics calls on the government to strengthen anti-slavery legislation.

Rights group also renews call for Sri Lanka to repeal Prevention of Terrorism Act under which the two are being held.

A media outlet uncovers that the Greek government sent millions of dollars to a company that sells an illegal spyware.

Major global events are costly to stage, and the benefits aren't always easily quantifiable.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 267th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Afghanistan's copper deposits can alleviate the suffering of the Afghan people and help the world's green transition.

Penalties provide the peak of footballing drama, creating legacies of heroes or villains in a split second

AJ+’s Dena Takruri joins The Stream to talk about her new documentary ‘How Israeli Apartheid Destroyed my Hometown'