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CEO John Ray has set up a task force to explore restarting FTX.com, its main international exchange, WSJ reports.

The US official's visit comes a month after Israel inaugurated the most far-right government in its history.

Immigrant rights groups welcome new pathway for refugee resettlement amid tensions over Biden administration policies.

The May 2022 leak revealed a draft of the landmark decision that overturned the constitutional right to an abortion.

US president is visiting hard-hit areas of California where flooding, intense waves and mudslides forced evacuations.

'Extremely dangerous' move to supply Kyiv with heavy weapons could threaten 'global and pan-European security'.

Three campaigners from Kashmir, Chad, and Venezuela win the Martin Ennals Award with the jury hailing their 'courage'.

Ronaldo’s first game in Saudi Arabia since signing for Al Nassr and the first game featuring both Ronaldo and Messi.

Ronaldo and Messi, who have dominated football over the last 15 years, face off in a friendly match in Saudi Arabia.

Why are tanks seen as so crucial in the war?

The Editors body urges the government to scrap the proposal saying it 'will result in the censorship of the press'.

Critical comments are the latest outburst against the Russian military leadership by two of Vladimir Putin's allies.

Murdoch will be questioned in $1.6bn defamation lawsuit over his network’s coverage of unfounded US vote-rigging claims.

Solid job growth and a tight labour market poured cold water on hopes that the US Fed would pause hiking interest rates.

Kenneth Roth, ex-head of Human Rights Watch, welcomes move but says problems and penalties remain for critics of Israel.

Baldwin denies wrongdoing after shooting cinematographer Halyna Hutchins with a prop gun in 2021 in 'terrible accident'.

The period of time that extraordinary measures may last is subject to 'considerable uncertainty' Janet Yellen warned.

Documentary shows findings of a UK inquiry into the 2002 deadly riots, which reveals PM Modi failed to stop violence.

Top Indian wrestlers organised sit-in protests against several coaches and sport's chief who is also Parliament member.

Celebrations for holiday, also known as Chinese New Year, include delicacies meant to bring luck, prosperity, longevity.

Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has promised reforms, including limiting his own power and strengthening parliament's.

After seizing parts of Iraq and Syria in 2014, the armed group ISIL killed and raped thousands of Yazidis.

Supporters of former President Pedro Castillo calling for his successor's resignation are taking their protest to Lima.

Ghana is in the throes of its worst economic crisis in decades and has requested a restructuring of its debt.

Hundreds of thousands walk off in protest against the government's plan to raise the pension age to 62.

Here’s a round-up of Al Jazeera’s Middle East coverage this week.

“No one is talking about a Palestinian state any more.”

The war in Ukraine brought Europe and the US closer, but domestic realities may be pulling them apart.

Ethiopia has a managed exchange rate for the birr, whose official value to the dollar is half the black market rate.

Thousands of spectators gathered outside 65,000-capacity venue hosting match between Iraq and Oman.

Former Russian leader and Putin ally warns Ukraine's Western allies ahead of a key meeting in Germany.

Authorities say the circumstances of the fire remain unclear and that three other men are in a serious condition.

101 East investigates the Singaporean government's claims that the death penalty deters drug trafficking.

Maher Younis, cousin of recently released Karim Younis, freed after four decades in Israeli prisons.

Girl who stood to inherit multimillion-dollar diamond fortune has instead been inducted as nun to the religious order.

What China’s COVID crisis means.

Shahid Aslam was arrested last week over report on alleged wealth of ex-army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa.

US defence secretary Lloyd Austin to meet new German defence minister a day before allies meet to discuss military aid.

South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol's description of Iran as an 'enemy' of the United Arab Emirates has angered Tehran.

Some opposition leaders and Sonko's supporters fear the case is an attempt by Senegal's president to remove a rival.

It is time European governments start talking seriously about reparations.

How a state-imposed musical ban led to a new Turkish musical genre, Arabesque, now enjoyed by millions worldwide.

Law minister says existing appointment process opaque and should change as experts fear threat to judicial independence.

More than 200 hectares (500 acres) of forest have been razed to stumps in Virunga National Park in less than two months.

The latest deaths take the number of Palestinians killed by Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank in January to 17.

Famous painting at the centre of a legal battle after the former owner's family files a US lawsuit demanding its return.

The Indian film industry's lurch to the right has done what wars couldn't — alienated millions of Pakistani fans.

Concerns over women’s rights and humanitarian needs continue to mount in Afghanistan.

Iraq face Oman in the 2023 Gulf Cup final on Thursday. We break down the football history between the two teams.