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Major League Cricket's co-founder talks to Al Jazeera about the new venture, the US market and the spread of the sport.

Qin's absence from public view has prompted rampant speculation and highlighted Beijing's lack of transparency.

Lack of regulation and massive advertising campaigns by fantasy gaming apps have raised addiction concerns.

Latest Russian air attacks hit Ukrainian port cities of Mykolaiv and Odesa, local officials say.

The long-dominant USA faces a tough challenge from other rising teams amid injuries, inexperience and an evolving sport.

Palestinian health ministry and Red Crescent said that one person killed and four wounded by Israeli forces in Nablus.

Protesters angered by burning of copies of the Quran in Sweden set fire to the Swedish embassy in the Iraqi capital.

Russia's defence ministry said ships travelling to Ukraine considered to be potentially transporting military cargo.

Marc Tessier-Lavigne was cleared of participation in research misconduct after concerns arose over data manipulation.

Prime Minister Chris Hipkins has assured the public that there is 'no wider national security threat' from the shooting.

In Vietnam's Nghe An province, the export of people as migrant labour is a key element of the province's economic plans.

The former US president is facing two criminal proceedings, as well as a civil case brought by writer E Jean Carroll.

Officials hope the isolated facility will cut gang members off from criminal networks on the mainland.

Thai parliament blocks Move Forward Party's progressive leader from renomination for prime minister, prompting protests.

Sam Kerr's Australia will hope to make the most of their recent form and home advantage in their opener against Ireland.

Student-athletes say hazing at the prominent Illinois university included 'physical, sexual and emotional abuse'.

US State Department accuses Guatemalan judges and prosecutors of targeting journalists and undermining democracy.

Saudi-Israeli normalisation would be a 'huge sea change' for the Middle East and the world, Israeli president says.

New Zealand seek their first-ever win in the tournament when they face 1995 champions Norway in the opening match.

The Alliance for Police Accountability is launched in the UK on the heels of explosive scandals linked to the police.

US envoy John Kerry says more work needed before agreement with China on key issues as both nations rebuild trust.

Mutinous mercenary boss welcomes his fighters in Belarus, tells them they will not participate in Ukraine war for now.

Security forces break up Kabul protest by dozens of women against a ban on beauty salons.

Kenyan police on Wednesday fired tear gas at protesters who took to the streets in defiance of a government warning.

Patrick Zaki had been sentenced to three years in prison on Tuesday after being accused of spreading 'false news'.

Syrian pound was devalued by the country's Central Bank on Tuesday, furthering the currency's collapse.

Germans should follow southern Europeans, who have more experience with extremely hot weather, officials say.

We always assumed European unity would imply greater cosmopolitanism and multiculturalism, but that may not be the case.

Flooding due to climate change restores US lake, causing devastation for some and a 'blessing' to others.

The Israeli army has reportedly killed more than 55 journalists in the occupied Palestinian territory since 2000.

A Venetian artist is determined to continue her family tradition even as her dream of home ownership fades.

Trump says he has received a letter from Special Counsel Jack Smith asking him to report to a grand jury.

Putin's absence at the summit has been announced by the South African presidency, ending months of speculation.

Israeli government's plan to overhaul the judiciary has led to months of protests, including from within the military.

Richard Moore's invitation follows a similar call by the CIA and is certain to provoke anger at the Kremlin.

Lender says a week after approving $3bn bailout package for Pakistan that 'significant shocks' have rocked its economy.

The EU has promised Tunisia $280m in aid. But on the country's frontiers, refugees and migrants are still stranded.

Police officer among those killed in the incident which took place inside a sewage treatment plant in Uttarakhand state.

King crossed into N Korea instead of boarding a plane to Texas where he could have faced military discipline.

Spain goes to polls next Sunday with no party expected to secure an outright majority in the 350-seat parliament.

Civil defence confirms death toll after passenger bus, utility vehicle collided and burst into flames.

Wildfires are raging, authorities are having to issue advisory warnings, and some places facing power cuts.

Here's what Herzog should admit at the Capitol on Wednesday: apartheid against Palestinians is also corroding Israel.

As journalists start being replaced with AI tools, the profession once again finds itself at a turning point.

On the eve of the FIFA Women's World Cup, players and experts call for action to tackle pervasive ACL injuries.

Climate change seems to be outstripping political responses, Al Jazeera's John Psaropoulos writes, as fires rage again.

The company and UK government say Tata will build its first gigafactory outside of India and employ up to 4,000 people.

Some countries are taking additional steps to protect the public's health during the sweltering summer of 2023.

Residents across the globe grapple with scorching temperatures, deadly wildfires and health warnings.