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The French striker missed a penalty as Madrid's loss brought them to the brink of elimination from the Champions League.

Russian attacks reported across Ukraine with power cuts affecting over one million people amid freezing temperatures.

Record snowfall in and around Seoul creates travel headache, with flights and ferries cancelled.

Computer game distributor said Operation al-Aqsa Flood removed from Stream at request of UK police, emails show.

Following a pro-Palestinian vigil at Microsoft HQ, two employees were dismissed. Did they violate company policies?

The Hay'et Tahrir al-Sham armed group and allied forces are reported to have captured Syrian army weapons depots.

As luxury brands expand in India, their fakes are available in big and small markets as well as on social media.

Chair of Australia's national broadcaster claims podcaster preys on 'people's vulnerabilities' and 'fear'.

These were the key developments on the 1,008th day of the Russia-Ukraine war.

London police say they are investigating associates on suspicion of 'assisting and facilitating' sexual abuse.

Musk, a confidante of the president-elect, is set to co-lead Trump's newly created Department of Government Efficiency.

Mexico emphasises interconnectedness of economic ties with US - and the mutual threat of tariffs.

An FBI statement says there were 'numerous' threats targeting Trump cabinet picks and appointees to his government.

Agreement ends more than a year of fighting between Hezbollah and Israeli military.

Thousands of displaced people set out to return home to southern Lebanon, but others heed Israeli warnings to stay out.

Islamabad is recovering after violent protest led by Imran Khan's supporters.

The chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court is seeking an arrest warrant for Myanmar's military leader.

Approval comes despite US promise to renew efforts on long-elusive Gaza ceasefire after Israel-Hezbollah truce.

A huge disparity in the amount of death and destruction has become clear in Lebanon and Israel.

Namibian voters waited in long queues to cast their votes in one of the nation's most competitive elections.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel urged the court to suspend the warrants against him and Yoav Gallant.

The US says its sanctions target 21 individuals involved in anti-democratic practices and the repression of protests.

Currency falls beyond 110 to the US dollar for first time since just after Ukraine invasion, Russian state media report.

Conflicting emotions in Gaza as the people there watch the ceasefire in Lebanon take effect.

Seoul, South Korea's capital, was blanketed by the heaviest November snowfall on record.

US says Mark Swidan, Kai Li and John Leung were wrongfully detained and are returning home.

And will continue to fail unless its mandate and aims change.

Trump's pledge to pursue 'mass deportation' is likely to increase demand for detention facilities and surveillance.

Border regions charred, Beirut bombarded and northern Israel empty as ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah commences.

As a ceasefire deal is reached in Lebanon, the Israeli military continues to scale up attacks across Gaza.

Frantic escape by party leaders during a security crackdown could hurt the PTI. But the government faces questions too.

The people of Bar Elias say it is their moral duty to host newcomers uprooted by Israel's invasion.

Did Israel fail to meet US demands for increasing aid in Gaza?

What were Keir Starmer's remarks regarding genocide in Croatia and Gaza?

Indian teenager makes comeback on day three after losing the opening game and drawing the second one in Singapore.

Taiwanese officials withdraw Lin from the event in the UK to 'avoid further harm' to the Paris 2024 gold medallist.

Bhattacharya would lead the National Institutes of Health, the primary agency in the US for public health research.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel has the right to strike Lebanon if Hezbollah breaches ceasefire.

Israel has a long track record of violating ceasefires, agreements, and resolutions meant to keep peace in the region.

Agreement greeted with relief in Lebanon and beyond, with some pushing for 'urgent steps' to end Israel's war in Gaza.

Following the Lebanon ceasefire deal, thousands of people plan to return to their homes in the south.

Karim Khan promises further arrests will be pursued in bid for justice and accountability by persecuted Rohingya.

Lebanon's caretaker prime minister Najib Mikati comments on ceasefire deal.

Rami Khouri on why the Lebanon ceasefire negotiations may turn into another Western-led, carving up of the Middle East.

In this episode of Centre Stage, our guest is British plastic surgeon, Dr Victoria Rose.

As winter descends, both Russia and Ukraine are deploying new resources in hopes of gaining a strategic foothold.

We don't have to be fast, we have to be smart." US envoy Amos Hochstein has told Al Jazeera.

The Jumblatt family has led Lebanon's Druze community for generations amid civil war and political assassinations.

Top aide to imprisoned ex-PM says hundreds of protesters shot as authorities end lockdown after evicting PTI supporters.

Seoul is blanketed in snow, the bad weather snarling traffic, knocking out power and grounding hundreds of flights.