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Follow the build-up, analysis and live text commentary of the game as Spurs host United at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

City host champions Liverpool at the Etihad with both sides desperate for a win to keep up with league leaders Arsenal.

There are growing calls for developed nations that produce the most gas emissions to take more responsibility.

Deadly Typhoon Kalmaegi devastates the Philippines and Vietnam, with survivors now bracing for another storm.

Ukraine accuses Russia of luring recruits from Africa into 'suicidal' military contracts to bolster its war efforts.

I'd crashed my car into a homeless woman. She spent her final moments showing me kindness.

Forty-two million face food aid delays after the nation's top Court lets US president pause full SNAP payments.

Israel has received the latest captive's body from Hamas in Gaza as part of the ceasefire deal signed four weeks ago.

Amid US claims of 'Christian genocide' locals and experts say crisis is multilayered, dismiss plan for foreign invasion.

A protester lit a flare at a concert by the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra in Paris, sending the crowd into brief panic.

Israeli army carries out more demolitions of residential buildings east of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip.

The talks in Turkiye have not yielded results as the Taliban accuses Pakistan of not presenting actionable demands.

The family of jailed politician Jawhar Ben Mbarek say 'his health is deteriorating' after nine days without food.

North Korea issues warning as Washington and Seoul agree on strengthening military ties.

Trump calls it a 'disgrace' that South Africa is hosting the G20, reiterates debunked claims of a white 'genocide'.

US tariffs have dealt a deadly blow to the Indian shrimp industry that relies predominantly on exports.

US district judge blocks Donald Trump's use of military force to tackle protests against immigration officers.

Here are the key events from day 1,353 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Democratic leader Schumer offered Republicans votes to end gov't shutdown and extend the expiring healthcare subsidies.

Palestinians are still facing shortages of food, water, medicine and other supplies as a result of Israeli restrictions.

Turkiye accuses Israeli officials of 'genocide and crimes against humanity' over Israel's war on Gaza.

US President Donald Trump has held a summit with five leaders from the resource-rich region.

Scientist helped break new ground in study of genetics, but later caused outcry with promotion of racist ideas.

Flights have been cancelled or delayed, impacting 40 major US airports

Al-Qaeda-linked JNIM blocks fuel deliveries, causing school closures, power cuts as military rulers struggle to respond.

Brazil's top court rejects Bolsonaro's coup sentence appeal, affirming his 27-year penalty for post-election power grab.

US has rolled back sanctions that could complicate Syria's efforts to rebuild following years of devastating civil war.

Mo Amer built a career turning identity into comedy, but as politics intensify, can humour still cut through?

The UK's National Crime Agency says suspect was a former soldier who was arrested on Thursday by specialist officers.

US airlines have begun cancelling flights because of a federal government shutdown.

Afghan official says four Afghan civilians were killed and five others wounded in border clashes.

WFP says a 'deepening hunger crisis' is unfolding and that it may have to pause food aid due to record low funding.

Experts tell Al Jazeera what would happen if the world decided to get rid of its core institution next week.

The Tokyo-based company said that strong motorcycle sales offset bigger losses.

US joins Israel as only other country to not show for mandatory process scrutinising rights record of UN member states.

Gaza's devastation starkly contrasts global promises to leave 'no one behind', as residents struggle for basic survival.

UNRWA schools in Gaza are serving a dual-purpose as classrooms during the day and shelters at night.

A gripping look at journalism's ultimate sacrifice, told through stories of courage, loss and unwavering conviction.

Hungary's nationalist prime minister will seek permission to buy Russian oil despite US sanctions.

Church leader Benson Bagonza says the move would only deepen the acrimony sparked by the election.

Army-backed government yet to give an official response to Quad's proposal for ceasefire leading to civilian rule.

Musk will have to meet a series of milestones over the next decade to earn it.

Trump called her an 'evil woman'; Pelosi is considered one of the most influential legislative leaders in recent history

The wife of Sami Hamdi says his detention by the US immigration authorities is a threat to every American.

Raids across five Spanish cities result in arrests of 13 suspected of being in Venezuela's Tren de Aragua gang.

For the last 30 years, countries have been talking about climate change at the UN's Conference of the Parties - or COP.

Aid worker Caroline Willemen describes Israel's bureaucratic barriers that prevent trucks from entering Gaza.

Comments come after bloc told Serbia, the only country not to sanction Russia, to 'get concrete' about accession bid.

Forty of the country's busiest airports have been affected by the domestic flight cancellations. Here is the list.

Operation Atalanta says it will take 'appropriate action' to help the Malta-flagged tanker Hellas Aphrodite.