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Musk juggles internet in warzones, a Twitter buyout, and peacemaker posturing. Plus, UK media vs the labour movement.

From Chelsea v Man United to the Sao Paulo derby, here are the five games you should look out for today.

President Xi Jinping is now all but certain to be unveiled as general secretary for an unprecedented third term.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 241st day, we take a look at the main developments.

Boris Johnson cuts short his holiday apparently to join the PM race, as ex-chancellor leads in Tory leadership contest.

PM Liz Truss has resigned after chancellor Jeremy Hunt scrapped almost all of her mini-budget.

Few details have emerged of Friday's conversation, but both sides confirmed discussing the Ukraine war.

Japan's military will participate in training and exercises alongside Australian forces in Australia's northern region.

Writer-director Bilal Lashari’s The Legend of Maula Jatt, released worldwide, is Pakistan’s most expensive film ever.

The tournament is divided into two parts: qualification round and the Super 12s that are followed by semis and final.

Ex-Defence Minister Suh Wook and former Coast Guard chief Kim Hong-hee implicated in cover up of killing by N Korea.

The EU officially regards China as a partner, an economic competitor as well as a systemic rival.

The first Boeing Max 737 crashed in Indonesia in October 2018, killing 189, and another crashed in Ethiopia killing 157.

A ban on all syrup and liquid medicine prescriptions and sales will be narrowed to 102 products being investigated.

Chinese president expected to be supported by the most loyal as he heads into an unprecedented third term.

Rights group welcomes TPS designation as offering 'potentially lifesaving reprieve' to tens of thousands of Ethiopians.

The war's sharp turn raises questions about whether the US and Moscow should engage in negotiations to avoid escalation.

The United Kingdom's ruling party will choose a leader for the second time this year to replace Liz Truss.

Rights groups and United Nations accuse head of powerful Haitian G9 gang alliance of deadly attacks on civilians.

The $1.4 trillion reduction in the deficit was the largest-ever single-year improvement in the US fiscal position.

Misinformation about voting and elections abounds on social media despite promises by tech companies to curb these.

US panel probing Capitol riot says subpoena for testimony, documents from former president 'significant and historic'.

Pakistan was on a 'grey list' of nations considered at high risk of money laundering and 'terror' financing since 2018.

Giorgia Meloni insisted anyone joining her government must be in sync with the West to oppose Russia's war on Ukraine.

Former world number one Simona Halep suspended after testing positive for banned substance roxadustat at US Open.

Nicaragua, Honduras and El Salvador’s vote changes this year reflect relations with world superpowers, analysts say.

Ukrainian president says Russian forces planted explosives inside the Nova Kahkhovka dam.

The central bank said that inflation in the island nation is peaking, with price rises likely to ease this month.

Turkey's foreign minister slams US for 'bullying' Saudi Arabia after OPEC+ announced oil production cuts.

Bannon plans to appeal sentencing for contempt of Congress conviction over his refusal to comply with January 6 panel.

UN Security Council unanimously passes resolution establishing a 'sanctions regime' to target gangs in crisis-hit Haiti.

The Ukraine war has triggered fears across Europe, and these are especially felt in countries like Poland and Romania.

The West African nation last month witnessed its second coup in eight months amid deepening insecurity in the Sahel.

The pound sinks against the US dollar while official data shows the UK government borrowing surge and retail sales slump

Al Jazeera speaks to analyst Natia Seskuria about the bloc's dilemma.

Demonstrations against the extension of a transitional period before elections turned violent.

If the presidents of Senegal and the Central African Republic are planning constitutional coups, the AU must step in.

Meloni says she and her allies have asked the nation’s president to give her the mandate to assemble a new government.

Items include the bones of 'Java Man', the first known fossils of the Homo erectus species, excavated by Eugène Dubois.

Government seeking to generate much-needed funding but analysts say domestic and external challenges pose a risk.

The CEO of Qatar 2022 discusses the criticism the country has faced since winning the bid.

The ruling Conservative Party is expected to select the new prime minister by October 28 following Truss's resignation.

Former prime minister's party rejects ruling, calls on supporters to take to the streets.

British newspaper stunt's tracked whether the UK's under-fire PM could survive longer than the leafy vegetable.

In the US, at least five percent of the prison population is wrongly convicted.

'We can never entrust our governments with the right to think they have the wisdom to be able to decide who should die.'

UN refugee agency is 'gravely concerned' about multiple reports of asylum seekers being forced back to Myanmar.

The grandmaster is suing world champion Magnus Carlsen and online platform Chess.com, among others.

Villagers say they are suffering after years of unchecked industrial pollution has contaminated their water.

Ukraine's foreign minister says he talked to Israeli PM about the destruction 'caused by Iranian-made drones'.