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Brazilian President Lula called the critical minerals and rare earths deal the 'core of the pioneering agreement'.

All our updates from our live text commentary stream of the abandoned Super Eights opener in Colombo.

Igor Tudor's first game in charge of Spurs is a north London derby against wobbling Premier League leaders Arsenal.

The move is in line with a new law, giving hope to throngs of others imprisoned over alleged plots to oust the government.

Some countries welcome the ruling, while others review trade deals and economic effect.

Gaza farmers face risks as Israeli buffer zones expand into their agricultural lands under heavy military control.

Israel's military has carried out air attacks on eastern Lebanon's Bekaa Valley and refugee camp Ein el-Hilweh.

Police confronted protesters in Albania's capital Tirana after demonstrators shot fireworks and threw petrol bombs.

Three-day trip, at Beijing's invitation, comes more than eight years after Trump's first visit to China.

Violence breaks out near parliament as demonstrators demand accountability in a corruption investigation.

The report comes as police widen investigations into former prince, including questioning his close protection teams.

February 21 is World Mother Language Day. Al Jazeera looks at the most spoken languages and which ones are endangered.

Brazil's President Lula says fate of Venezuelan president should be determined by the 'people of Venezuela'.

Nigerian lawmaker reports at least 50 people dead' after attack as list of missing is still being compiled.

President Trump calls Supreme Court justices an 'embarrassment to their families' in 45-minute address to media.

These are the key developments from day 1,458 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

US military's Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) claimed the vessel was involved in drug trafficking, without providing proof.

'It would be fine if they took it all,' Mike Huckabee says when asked about expanding Israel from Nile to Euphrates.

Bailed activists include four former hunger strikers: Teuta Hoxha, Kamran Ahmed, Qesser Zuhrah and Heba Muraisi.

The case is the first major challenge to Trump's agenda, but he still has other avenues to pursue trade restrictions.

Only one Palestinian present at international gathering for Gaza.

Sudan enters Ramadan as Civil War intensifies, famine spreads, and drone strikes hit civilian markets.

Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto says Hungary 'will not give in to this blackmail' after oil flows from Ukraine halted.

At least 1,000 companies have already sued the administration of United States President Donald Trump.

Supreme Court blocks Trump's emergency tariffs, but he plans to invoke other laws to maintain and raise tariffs.

Devastating floods have left entire villages isolated in western France after a record-breaking 37 days of rain.

Lebanon's official news agency NNA says 'Israeli drone' targeted the Hittin neighbourhood of the Ein el-Hilweh camp.

Can wildlife tourism balance conservation, land rights and profit?

President Donald Trump suggested he doesn't plan to refund tariff fees already collected by the US government.

US President Trump says he is considering" limited strikes on Iran as negotiations continue over its nuclear program.

US President Trump called several Supreme Court justices a disgrace" after they struck down tariffs he issued in 2025.

Unions have slammed the reforms as an effort under libertarian President Javier Milei to erode protections for workers.

The US Supreme Court has struck down Donald Trump's imposition of sweeping global tariffs.

Israel approves West Bank land claims unless Palestinians prove ownership, sparking annexation' accusations.

Mountbatten-Windsor remains under investigation, which means he has neither been charged nor exonerated by police.

Eighteen Senegal fans were detained following the AFCON final in Morocco on January 18 and were sentenced on Thursday.

Top Iranian diplomat Abbas Araghchi says US 'has not asked' for zero uranium enrichment in nuclear talks.

Venezuela's new government has released hundreds of political detainees. But does that mean freedom?

Residents say they're scared for their own homes after a deadly building collapse in northern Lebanon.

Supreme Court says Trump did not have authority to enact tariffs under law meant for national emergencies.

In war-ravaged Gaza, residents question whether Trump's Board of Peace will deliver real security.

The decision is a significant loss to US President Trump on an issue that has been critical for his economic agenda.

Families in Somalia pushed to the brink amid severe hunger; urgent food aid needed to avert worsening conditions.

The International Paralympic Committee has allocated 10 combined slots to Russian and Belarusian athletes.

The US is putting too much pressure on Kyiv and not enough on Moscow, says Ukraine's Zelenskyy after more failed talks.

Former prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been arrested on suspicion of misconduct in Epstein scandal.

Israeli forces blocked Al Jazeera and other networks as they filmed Palestinians waiting to go to the Al Aqsa Mosque.

Thai police disguised themselves in a ceremonial lion costume to catch a man wanted for burglary.

The UN says mass killings by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces in El Fasher carry the hallmarks of genocide.

Nisreen Nassar and her family, like many other Palestinians, continue to live in schools and makeshift shelters.