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Labour union Verdi has demanded improved working conditions, fewer hours and increased holiday entitlement.

Sancho's return to Dortmund, Henderson's exit from Saudi Arabia and Oshouala's move to the US are some of our top picks.

US president seeking re-election likely to have a hard time winning key state because of his support for Israel.

Police fire rubber bullets and water cannons at demonstrators outside the Congress building in Buenos Aires.

Ahed Emtair was shot by Israeli forces during a raid near Hebron in the occupied West Bank.

The Northern Ireland Assembly is set to return after a two-year political paralysis caused by Brexit row.

Najib, the first premier in the country's history to be jailed, remains on trial in multiple cases related to the fund.

Biden signed order to sanction West Bank settlers, Israeli siege on Gaza's hospital continues.

Hundreds of refugees, asylum seekers face uncertain future as UN agency announces closure of country office this year.

The US has said its military response could be multitiered and take place over several days.

Authorities say gas explosion at an industrial building in Nairobi has killed two people and injured hundreds.

Asian markets rally after US tech giants post stronger-than-expected financial results.

Nearly two years after Russia's invasion began, entrepreneurs have adapted their strategies to navigate chaos.

Joshua Schulte had been found guilty of handing over classified materials in so-called Vault 7 leak.

Truck laden with gas exploded in Nairobi with fire engulfing warehouses and damaging homes and vehicles.

Police blame riot after 115 Rohingya and 16 other people from Myanmar escaped the facility on Thursday night.

Military intelligence releases nighttime video showing sinking of ship it said was the missile boat Ivanovets.

Brands such as General Motors, Toyota and Volkswagen not doing enough to track their supply chains, rights group says.

As the war enters its 709th day, these are the main developments.

Omar, a Somali American Congress member, says the attacks are the latest instance of hardline Republican 'Islamophobia'.

The Asian Cup quarterfinals pit regional giants against each other but also see underdogs take on the holders.

Despite dismissal of a case accusing officials of complicity in Gaza 'genocide', advocates say ruling marks a victory.

Israel is creating a buffer zone' around Gaza, which Israeli media reports says will prevent attackers'.

White House says settler violence in occupied West Bank threatens US 'national security and foreign policy interests'.

Al Jazeera previews the four Africa Cup of Nations quarterfinals that see a mix of favourites and minnows face off.

Deal will help Ukraine cover its wartime deficit, but experts question what concessions were made to assure its passage.

Lewis Hamilton will leave Mercedes at the end of this year to join Ferrari, both F1 teams have confirmed.

US president's campaign wants to show it can energise Black voters who were key to his narrow 2020 presidential victory.

Global wars are raging with major powers in the East and West often arming opposing sides.

Gabriel Attal pledged a 'future' for France's agriculture sector and promised solutions to combat bans and fraud.

Ghannouchi's Ennahda Party accused of receiving foreign funds as President Kais Saied continues crackdown on opposition.

What is Hezbollah and how is it linked to the Israel-Gaza war?

There were an estimated 20 million new cancer cases in 2022, with more than 35 million new cases predicted by 2050.

The UN official said he was 'appalled' by the killings in central Mali.

Officials suggest the targeting of journalists may be a 'deliberate strategy by Israeli forces' to silence reporting.

What is Hezbollah, and how is it linked to the Israel-Gaza war?

Judge calls Tesla boss's pay 'unfathomable'. Ruling could affect his standing as the world's richest man.

The UN agency, which supports 6 million Palestinian refugees, is the main aid provider in Gaza amid Israeli bombardment.

Parents of affected children said the Meta CEO's apology was 'a bit too late'.

By borrowing billions from the central bank to shore up budget, the president could well worsen Tunisia's economic woes.

The mother of missing 6-year-old Hind Hamadeh from Gaza has told Al Jazeera about the last phone calls she had with her.

South Africa's stance on global issues in the last year has confounded many. Some analysts say it is a balancing act.

What was once a one-way street heading north is now a two-lane highway with some people heading south out of France.

Russian-American journalist is accused of failing to register as a foreign agent' and spreading false information'.

The killing of dozens of people whose bodies were found at a Gaza school was a clear war crime, says human rights lawyer

Worshippers are praying inside the 17th century mosque adjacent to a Hindu temple in Varanasi after the court order.

Report by Access Now says hackers used the malware to break into smartphones of dozens of people in Jordan.

Mindset asks whether Jamaica's psychedelic therapy retreats are a glimpse into the future of mental health treatment.

The Modi government has snipped its food subsidy bill while also lowering its fiscal deficit target.

Bodies of Palestinian detainees who were handcuffed, blindfolded discovered in plastic bags near northern Gaza school.