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From Pele to Rossi to Kane, we look back at the top goal scorers at the World Cup over the years.

A list of all World Cup winners since 1930 when the first global tournament took place.

'Glory to Hong Kong', adopted during the 2019 mass protests, has been all but outlawed in the Chinese territory.

FIFA decided to increase the number of teams in the tournament from 24 to 32, which led to a bigger qualification pool.

This World Cup will be the third that the Teranga Lions have qualified for, and first as reigning African champions.

The world must factor in the losses women disproportionately suffer, from education to security, due to climate change.

Changpeng Zhao's comments come following collapse of rival exchange FTX.

The US and China are at odds over a range of issues from Taiwan to Hong Kong, trade, and Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

United States Treasury Secretary says ending war in Ukraine is 'single best thing' to help global economy.

Interior minister says police have arrested 'the person who left the bomb' that killed eight people in central Istanbul.

Mass graves have been found in several places across Ukraine since the start of the Russian invasion on February 24.

Summit comes as rifts between United States, China and Russia dampen prospects for coordination on economic crises.

Preliminary results show liberal lawyer and former TV presenter with eight-point lead over conservative rival.

Tens of thousands are demonstrating in the Spanish capital to demand more staff in primary healthcare centres.

The exchange platform has filed for bankruptcy, leaving thousands of clients in the dark.

Opposition demonstrators gather to denounce corruption, poverty and an exodus of migrants from the country.

Attack hits Shayrat Airbase in the central province of Homs, Syrian state media report.

Winger Fahad al-Muwallad cut 'as a precaution' due to ongoing case over positive test in February.

The blast on Istiklal Avenue killed several people and wounded dozens more.

Putin does not have much to lose from engaging in peace negotiations, but Zelenskyy does.

At least six people killed in an explosion in the heart of Istanbul. Here's a timeline of major blasts in Turkey.

A look at South American team that looks to overcome its underdog status.

While it cost around $50,000 at the time of its manufacture, it's thought to be currently valued at around $20m.

The climate crisis is causing longer droughts, more intense storms, and higher sea levels in the Caribbean island.

Turkey's President Erdogan says the blast on a busy Istanbul thoroughfare was a 'heinous attack'.

Putin has clearly learned nothing from Bush and Blair.

The veteran politician comes back with what is expected to be the country's most right-wing coalition.

In Sudan, where women’s football was banned for 30 years, a coach dreams of taking her male team to the first league.

Few Wales fans can remember their last World Cup campaign, and fewer still have ever seen a Wales team like this one.

From a heated Athens derby to a series of big-name Serie A clashes, here are five games to look out for this Sunday.

Ukrainian authorities make fast but cautious efforts for Kherson to become liveable after months of Russian occupation.

Qatar 2022 is the postscript for the Messi World Cup story that was supposed to have ended in Russia in 2018.

England chase down 137 with six wickets in hand, winning their second T20 World Cup.

Countries eye strained ties between the US and China with major international summits in the Asia-Pacific region

The US president says Washington's lines of communication with Beijing will stay open to prevent conflict.

A team of Russian and Norwegian scientists stumbled upon the fastest-warming hotspot known on earth. Then the war began.

Mehran Karimi Nasseri, 76, lived in Charles de Gaulle Airport for 18 years and died of a heart attack in Terminal 2F.

Patrice Evra on his success as a player and his childhood abuse. And young Afghan women find a new pitch in Portugal.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 263rd day, we take a look at the main developments.

Tech hub that uses AI to keep an eye on the spectators, predict crowd swells and control stadium temperature.

Female refs and 26-man squads among the firsts at the FIFA World Cup taking place in Qatar.

The event was spread across nine USA cities from the east coast to the west, and from the south to the Midwest.

The White and Red hope for a better outcome than at the last World Cup where they were knocked out in the group stage.

England hold an edge in head-to-head but Pakistan are not too far behind in other columns.

Heavy rains and thunderstorms are expected to be a spoilsport at the T20 World Cup final on Sunday in Melbourne.

It is not clear how many people were on board the bomber and fighter plane that collided during the airshow in Texas.

Catherine Cortez Masto's victory in Nevada gives Democrats the 50 seats they needed to keep the Senate.

Scuffles break out as huge crowds gather in front of Prime Minister Edi Rama's office to protest against rising costs.

Ukraine's president says communications, water, heat, electricity have been disrupted as Russians left the city.

The two leaders are strengthening ties as they face increasing discontent at home and isolation from the West.