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Record release not expected to give major revelations about the assassination of US President John F Kennedy in 1963.

The criticism comes after the European Central Bank raised interest rates by half a percentage point.

Unthinkable under past administrations, the rapid arming of Japan has the support of about 70 percent of voters.

By day, Williams was playing for England. By night, she was sleeping in hostels.

President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud joins Marc Lamont Hill to discuss his country’s security and humanitarian challenges.

Footage on social media shows a huge, dark cloud billowing above a residential building in Vaulx-en-Velin.

The transfer of a former intelligence explosives expert to the US has prompted anger in Libya.

Clashes broke out between police and locals in several Jordanian cities, including Maan, where the officer was killed.

State planner's comments come after the release of worse-than-expected economic data for November.

Two people believed to be behind the blast have been detained, authorities have said.

Twitter owner accuses journalists of endangering his family as press groups condemn suspensions.

The pandemic and the war show the need for strong local food supply chains to avoid disruptions. Yet the US won't learn.

In a country that has never played at the World Cup, passion for the sport comes alive during the event.

Pedro Castillo's arrest on charges of 'rebellion' and 'conspiracy' has fuelled a political crisis.

Tech giant is seeking to redirect supply chains to India and Vietnam amid fears of overdependence on China.

Rescue efforts continue at the site outside Kuala Lumpur after the landslide struck in the early hours of the morning.

Pyongyang wants to build more solid-fuel missiles, which are more stable and can be launched with almost no warning.

Six men held for years after trying to get to Australia by boat look forward to starting new lives in New Zealand.

The town of Newtok is one of the first communities in the US to collectively move because of the climate crisis.

Bill, unlikely to pass in the Senate, would offer Puerto Rico voters choice between statehood and forms of independence.

US lawmakers have voiced concern that user data could be accessed by the Chinese government.

A jury found Aaron Dean guilty of manslaughter in the death of Atatiana Jefferson, killed during a police welfare check.

Although tourism hasn't fully recovered, the hordes of visitors are an encouraging sign, business owners say.

Fall of coalition government is latest stage of ongoing political crisis and could pave way for early elections.

Comments come as Russia pounded Kherson city and Kharkiv, while Ukraine shelled Donetsk in the east.

Demonstrations held in support of ousted president across the country as his successor, Dina Boluarte, pleads for calm.

US also pledges $165m to help support elections and good governance as African nations prepare to hold votes next year.

The independent probe will look into allegations that British special forces killed dozens of Afghan civilians.

It marks a victory for US regulators and a relief for Chinese firms like Alibaba that faced delisting from US exchanges.

Latest economic data from China paints a gloomier picture than analysts had forecast.

A toxic haze hangs heavily over north India each year as winter sets in, affecting the health of millions of people.

Supporters of Ekrem Imamoglu rally in Istanbul after a court sentenced the mayor to prison and banned him from politics.

The nuclear-capable missile, with a range of 5,400km (3,300 miles) fired from Odisha state, a government minister says.

Two ringleaders in the alleged kidnapping plot are also expected to receive sentences before the end of the month.

Judges ruled that Ongwen was not under duress and acted independently at the time when he had committed the crimes.

Drop indicates higher borrowing costs and the threat of an imminent recession were starting to impact spending.

Greening our cities makes them more liveable and more sustainable, but is this coming at too high a cost for some?

The 55-year-old German six-time Grand Slam champion has served a prison sentence linked to his 2017 bankruptcy.

At least 16 Pakistanis injured in Chaman, medical official says, as border forces clash for second time in a week.

Call for 'clear answers' comes after Al Jazeera revealed notorious Bangladeshi unit travelled to UK for spy training.

Only the second Jew to play for Germany, Hirsch broke records and fought in WWI for a country that would kill him.

The central bank's interest rate hike to 3.5 percent, the ninth rise in a row, aims to cool sky-high inflation.

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

Former African Union diplomat Arikana Chihombori-Quao doesn’t see much hope for this week's US-Africa Leaders Summit.

Ethnic fractures in the Western Balkans, including in Kosovo's Serb-populated area, create trouble for the EU and US.

As Beirut plunges into crisis, battle rappers from across the Arab world fight to keep their battle rap league alive.

After France dashed Morocco's hopes in Wednesday's semifinal, the friends swapped shirts, hugs and respect.

101 East investigates the rise of female fighters in armed groups across Southeast Asia.

At least three people dead and several more injured as severe weather system damages homes and causes power outages.

In the 42nd week of the war, Kyiv targets Russian ammunition and command centres, while Moscow insists on a land grab.