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Russian troops pull out of strategic city following advances by Ukrainian forces. Is this a turning point in the war?

The sides agree to move to end the humanitarian crisis in the region days after signing of a November 2 peace deal.

Brentford pull a shock win over City, Tottenham stage another comeback and pressure grows on Lampard.

Demonstrators call for the release of political prisoners, chanting 'no climate justice without human rights'.

France demands immediate release of the latest detainees, along with the five others who were previously arrested.

Van Dijk, Depay and Malacia have all been named in the squad, along with uncapped 19-year-old PSV midfielder Simons.

Convicts are released citing their 'satisfactory conduct' in prison and the three decades they have already served.

Health official says three chidren among those killed when a minibus overturned on a highway and fell into a canal.

Argentina has announced a World Cup squad that features Messi, Di Maria, Otamendi and surprisingly, an injured Dybala.

The recent racism row in France reveals much about imperial ideas of identity among both right and the left.

The first UN Human Rights Council special meeting on Iran appears to be moving forward despite warnings by Tehran.

Anonymous street artist Banksy appears to confirm he is behind street art in a suburn of the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy declared Kherson 'ours' after Russian troops withdrew from the city.

Spain will head to their 12th consecutive World Cup without several big-name players as Enrique opts for young talent.

There are no big surprises in Qatar's 2022 squad, with manager Felix Sanchez backing a number of familiar faces.

Two planes carrying dozens of Kenyan troops touch down in Goma as part of a regional peacekeeping mission.

Lasting peace can stop deforestation of the world's second-largest rainforest.

Cricket's most glamorous prize awaits in Melbourne on Sunday but the path to the trophy for both sides was not easy.

UN chief calls the situation in Myanmar an 'unending nightmare' for citizens and a threat to the security of the region.

More than 500 candidates are running for 40 parliamentary and 30 municipal seats, including 94 women.

Team USA are a long shot in Qatar. How far can Christian Pulisic's Stars and Stripes go?

Security analysts warn Egypt's 'highly intrusive' app for Sharm el-Sheikh climate talks can monitor communications.

Big headlines and promises at COP, but is there any action? Plus Prigozhin, Russian propagandist and mercenary magnate.

As COP27 takes place in Sharm el-Sheikh, activists face greater repression as a spotlight shines on their plight.

Al Jazeera's sports reporter looks back at the World Cup, from the day Qatar won the bid to the final straight.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz under pressure to reduce his country's economic reliance on China.

Denmark head into the tournament buoyed by impressive performances at Euro 2020 and the Nations League.

When, where, who and the money the winner gets - here is what you need to know about the decider.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 262nd day, we take a look at the main developments.

The foreign minister of Cyprus on whether the island needs further assistance from the international community.

League leaders Arsenal, PSV and Bayern Munich will look to retain top spot ahead of the 2022 World Cup break.

Ukraine Foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba tells Southeast Asian leaders 'the worst thing that a country can do is nothing'.

West Germany became the third country - after Brazil and Italy - to win the World Cup for the third time.

Adriatic nation hoping to go one better on 2018 final loss as clutch of stars readies for a likely last tournament bow.

Start poor, end with a trophy. That's how Pakistan did it in 1992 and divine help seems to be aiding them this time too.

'I'm humbled by the trust our state has placed in me to continue this work,' Democrats Mark Kelly said on Friday.

Despondence and disarray are rife in the Ghana team as the World Cup approaches.

Minister Yasuhiro Hanashi submitted his resignation letter to Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Friday.

Prosecutors said David Ballantyne Smith, 58, was motivated to spy because of his hatred of the UK and its embassy.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has backed a fundraising campaign to buy 100 drones that operate at sea.

In the US midterm elections, five states, including Michigan, pass ballot measures to protect abortion access.

Investors have soured over his public commitment to prioritise social spending over fiscal integrity.

Check mark was available to anyone willing to pay $8/month after being previously reserved for verified accounts.

Mutual concern over China has drawn US and India closer in recent years, including to reorient supply chains.

Citizens of El Salvador, Honduras, Haiti and three other nations will get relief from US deportation until mid-2024.

In open letter to world leaders, NGOs and climate activists call for 'sustainable and just plant-based food transition'.

UN member states ask India to protect minority rights and freedom of speech, but New Delhi defends its rights record.

President Emmanuel Macron announces end to Operation Barkhane after nine years of mixed results.

As 32 nations prepare for Qatar 2022, here is every World Cup squad announced so far.

Talks are a distant prospect, experts warn, as battlefield realities and winter will dictate the strategic calculus.