Al Jazeera – Breaking News, World News and Video from Al Jazeera

South Korea agrees to pay 1.18 trillion won ($1.03bn) for the upkeep of US troops there, ending year-long deadlock.

Rio de Janeiro state legislature votes to name the world-famous stadium after Brazilian football legend.

Almost 'entire population' of the territory infected by tests carried out from 1966 to 1996, investigation claims.

'World-beating' scheme promised by British PM Boris Johnson has failed to prevent repeated COVID lockdowns, report says.

Statue of the Confederate General and former Ku Klux Klan leader has been a subject of controversy for decades.

The 'Quad' meeting comes as US has stressed working with allies in the Indo-Pacific to counter Beijing's growing might.

Rights activist al-Hathloul, who was released in February after three years in prison, appeared at an appeal hearing.

A decade after triple disasters, Japan faces immense challenges in returning to what was previously considered normal.

Two white men and a woman with a police officer uncle are selected for the 12-member jury panel.

Two days after India went into lockdown in March 2020, Shikha Malhotra, who has a nursing degree, started volunteering.

Pakistan begins vaccinating people over 60 against coronavirus, kicking off the second phase of a countrywide campaign.

Dbeibah slams the presence of foreign fighters in Libya as a violation of the country's sovereignty.

After destruction of sacred site, Aboriginal group to assess firms on environmental, social, governance measures.

The newest allegation comes as the state's attorney general is probing claims against governor Andrew Cuomo.

Red Cross survey highlights costs for those aged 18 to 25 of war that has killed hundreds of thousands.

Here's a look at photographs taken last March just about the time the coronavirus was declared a pandemic.

China breached 'each and every' provision of UN Genocide Convention in treatment of Uighurs, says US think-tank.

The Stream reflects on a pandemic year that has challenged family, work and community life.

Crude prices remain above the level needed to encourage US producers to increase production, some analysts say.

The federal agency publishes footage of suspect whom they believe planted pipe bombs near Capitol Hill.

The story of Boca Juniors, their super-fans and how they became a team for the working class in Argentina.

The PM had accused Onik Gasparyan of leading a coup attempt after he joined protest calls for the leader to quit.

Three-dimensional projection fills alcove that hosted the statue for centuries as Afghans commemorate 2001 destruction.

The country reports a daily total of 1,972 new deaths and 70,764 new cases of COVID-19.

Three teachers overcome considerable challenges to educate children in Morocco's windswept hinterland.

Filings show coup leaders have hired Canadian firm to 'explain' situation, as railway workers in standoff with military.

Human rights office urges thorough investigation into killings which came days after 'shoot-on-sight' order issued.

Cathay says it will maintain executive pay cuts and asks staff to take up special leave programme to preserve cash.

Moscow says it has invited all stakeholders, including the US, China and Pakistan, for the talks on March 18.

Farmers say fencing along the 553-km border has taken their lands and they have not been adequately compensated.

How Rashid moved from outclassing his brothers on a cement track to being named Player of the Decade.

Hacker group says it gained access to cameras made by Verkada used by Tesla and others to highlight security flaws.

Following Supreme Court ruling, the country's elections body 'dismisses' Nepal Communist Party from electoral register.

Japan's struggle to clean up and decommission the plant provide stark reminders of the risks of nuclear power.

Police officers who fled to India give first-hand accounts of how military ordered them to shoot peaceful protesters.

The Brazilian real is down 11 percent so far this year, the worst among major currencies.

Trump-era policy made immigrants who receive wide range of public benefits ineligible for legal status in the US.

The rising prospects for turbo-charged US economic growth have been reordering the stock market’s winners and losers.

Democrats in the US House have scheduled the final vote on the $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package.

Biden administration move bars two members of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps from entering the US.

Greg Abbott says there is a 'crisis' on the US-Mexico border caused by the Biden administration's new border policies.

Egyptian police arrest man caught on camera assaulting a young girl as video catches fire on social media.

Report also shows 25 percent of women globally are subject to sexual or physical abuse by an intimate partner.

Police and youth clash at Athens protest against police brutality after video showed a police officer beating a man.

Defence strikes first juror from pool after she said the actions of the former police officer on trial were 'not fair'.

United Kingdom's media regulator launched a probe after receiving 41,015 complaints about Morgan's comments on Monday.

The company reported 82 new orders for commercial aeroplanes and 51 cancellations for a net gain of 31.

India's foreign minister accuses UK parliamentarians discussing farm protests of interfering in its internal affairs.

President Alassane Ouattara's RHDP won 137 of 254 contested seats, compared to 91 for opposition parties, results show.

Nationally, the gender gap grew most and was statistically significant in states where education was largely remote.