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Before their trip to Leicester City, coach Pep Guardiola has assured fans he won't walk away from Man City's crisis.

Opposition parties urge Chadians to boycott the vote, calling it a sham aimed at entrenching the ruling party's power.

The silence over the demise of Kamal Adwan Hospital is deafening. The world has fully accepted Israel's genocide.

With European football's January transfer window approaching, Al Jazeera looks at the top talent on the table.

Ukrainian president's criticism comes as Kyiv is expected to stop transit of Russian gas to Slovakia on January 1.

Israel has been attacking hospitals and displacement shelters for more than a year now, killing tens of thousands.

Vladimir Putin says incident occurred in Russian airspace, but does not acknowledge any possible involvement of Russia.

As Biden's term ends, federal workers who resigned over his Gaza policies share how they think he will be remembered.

The attacks come days after the Taliban pledged retaliation for Pakistani air strikes inside Afghanistan.

Singh, who died aged 92, cremated in funeral with full military honours as politicians and the public mourn his death.

More children than ever have been forcibly displaced from their homes due to conflict, according to the UN agency.

Indian youngster hits maiden Test century to bring balance to the third Test in Australia.

Here are the key developments on the 1,038th day of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Israeli forces storm Kamal Adwan Hospital, putting the last remaining medical facility in northern Gaza out of service.

Ukraine's defence held the frontline against assaults over Christmas, but air defences remained vulnerable.

Al Jazeera breaks down the top trends and most searched terms on Google in 2024.

For two decades, they were close allies. Why are relations between Pakistan and the Taliban so tense now?

Anglican and Catholic churches must not forget or ignore the abuse predatory priests inflicted on boys across Africa.

Barcelona midfielder left in limbo with exit looming after Spanish court rejects player's registration.

DEM Party expected to hold face-to-face meeting with Abdullah Ocalan, who has been in prison for 25 years.

Daniel Chapo says he will be 'president of all', calls for 'non-violence' after week of protests against vote-rigging.

Continued rise in homelessness in the United States driven largely by lack of affordable housing options, experts say.

Parker Solar Probe is operating normally after passing just 6.1 million kilometres above the Sun's surface, NASA says.

Some news outlets are abandoning Musk's divisive platform - but is migrating to alternatives, like Bluesky, a solution?

More targets bombed in Yemen; another missile fired at Tel Aviv.

Many who fled the civil war hope to return, as Syrians hold day of remembrance for victims of al-Assad regime.

Sanctions come amid mass protests against the Georgian government's decision to pause EU accession efforts.

Visit by Canada's foreign affairs and finance ministers comes as country hopes to avoid 25-percent US tariffs.

Court in southern China's Zhuhai that sentenced Fan Weiqiu, 62, said his 'criminal motive was extremely despicable'.

Israel targeting hospitals in Gaza repeatedly

Holes and pockmarks on the plane, an arrest and history are all prompting suspicion of Russia.

Cecilia Sala, 29, who works for Il Foglio and Chora Media, was arrested in Tehran on December 19, authorities said.

Health officials say they have lost contact with staff at the northern Gaza hospital after Israel forced 350 people out.

Middle East Analyst Haizam Amirah-Fernandez says rebuilding Syria's Yarmouk camp will be challenging as security still

Eugene Spector, a US citizen born in Russia, has been sentenced to 15 years in a maximum security Russian penal colony.

Nations and companies around the world are weighing up AI's costs and benefits.

Skeletal remains discovered in Mexican border state of Chihuhua taken to lab for possible identification, officials say.

The makeshift boat was carrying about 80 people when it capsized on December 19, Malian authorities said.

As year comes to an end, Trump's resurgence reveals voting trends that could define US politics in the years ahead.

A tense calm prevails after checkpoints were set up by the new security forces in the country's third-largest city.

Recent high-profile bouts are making boxing as popular as ever but science points to potential risks for the athletes.

Chancellor Olaf Scholz, who lost confidence vote this month, will act as caretaker chancellor at time of rising turmoil.

Authorities said the inmates broke free amid protests by opposition demonstrators angry at election results.

Many people in Gaza lack adequate shelter and are malnourished after more than a year of Israeli attacks and blockades.

Israeli forces have reportedly stormed northern Gaza's Kamal Adwan Hospital and forced out all the patients and staff.

Finnish authorities have boarded a ship in the Baltic Sea that the West suspects is linked to Russia.

'All-encompassing' war nears three years with Ukrainian soldiers losing morale and territory.

Intel report comes days after Ukraine's president said nearly 3,000 North Korean soldiers 'killed or wounded' in combat.

South Korean lawmakers have voted to impeach acting President Han Duck-soo.

Salah commented after Liverpool beat Leicester 3-1 to go seven points clear at the top of the Premier League table.