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Real Madrid beat cross-city rivals Atletico Madrid in the Saudi-hosted Spanish Super Cup to set up Barcelona showdown.

Fresh snowfall hit Italy's Alpine resort of Livigno less than a month before the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics.

Minnesota's Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) Superintendent Drew Evans said US state would no longer be involved.

US Vice President JD Vance defended the actions of ICE agents in Minneapolis after a woman was fatally shot in her car.

Some investors criticise WBD's board's rejection of Paramount's offer, citing better chances of regulatory approval.

Saudi-backed forces were seen deploying in Aden a day after separatist leader Aidarous al-Zubaidi fled to the UAE.

At least 425 Palestinians killed in Israeli attacks since October ceasefire came into effect, Health Ministry says.

Israeli gunfire killed 11-year-old Hamsa Hosou in northern Gaza, her family says, despite a months-long ceasefire.

NetBlocks says the apparent blackout follows 'a series of escalating digital censorship measures targeting protests'.

Al Jazeera witnessed injured civilians arriving at an Aleppo hospital as SDF and Syrian army forces fought.

Laurent Vinatier, had been sentenced to three years for allegedly violating Russia's so-called 'foreign agent' laws.

Lawmaker Aaja Chemnitz says it's 'very important to find solutions' as top US officials push for control of Greenland.

Protesters faced a tear gas-like chemical as they demanded ICE leave Minneapolis, one day after an officer shot a woman.

Follow our live build-up, with team news coverage, ahead of our text commentary stream of the match at Emirates Stadium.

Move, while incremental, underscores unrest over Trump's unilateral military abduction of Maduro among some Republicans.

President Donald Trump insists the US needs to take over Greenland as a matter of national security. Here's why.

Pressure piles on hosts Morocco as they take on five-time champions Cameroon in AFCON's heavyweight quarterfinal.

Thousands displaced in Aleppo as clashes between Syrian forces and the SDF intensify for the third consecutive day.

A country 'cannot enforce its law on the territory of another state' without consent, UN rapporteur tells Al Jazeera.

Venezuela's interior minister said at least 100 people were killed and dozens more wounded in US attack.

The comments come as the Kremlin slammed a plan for France and the UK to send peacekeepers to Ukraine after a ceasefire.

Senegalese men ask all the questions they don't dare bring up in public at a so-called School of Husbands'.

Civilians were seen fleeing northern Aleppo neighbourhoods as the SDF and Syrian military escalate their fighting.

James Smith on the dangers pro-Palestine UK hunger strikers now face, including the risk of irreversible damage or death

In exclusive testimonies to Al Jazeera, survivors describe rape carried out by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces.

Fighting between Syrian government troops and the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces continues in Aleppo.

Get the **** out of Minneapolis". Anger is rising after ICE agents shot dead a 37-year-old American mother.

Heartbroken after his team's loss to Algeria, Mboladinga won over fans and left a lasting impact on the tournament.

Russia hits Ukraine's energy infrastructure hard, slams plans for post-ceasefire multinational force in the country.

Venezuela's interim leader has hit back at US plans to indefinitely control her country's oil wealth.

Syria's army has commenced concentrated artillery strikes targeting SDF positions inside Aleppo city neighbourhoods.

Trump administration officials allege the shooting victim was interfering with an ICE agent's work.

Russian mortality rates reportedly soar, troops test new tactics and Zelenskyy reshuffles Defence Ministry.

Deepening instability, minority distrust and foreign meddling test Damascus's grip on a fractured state.

Venezuela's interior minister says US operation to abduct Maduro killed 100 people and wounded dozens.

Washington's actions violate the one-China principle and undermine regional stability.

The significant changes will lead the US to withdraw from key forums focused on climate change, peace and democracy.

Somaliland official defends Israel ties, telling Al Jazeera the region had "no choice" after years of isolation.

Venezuela has the largest oil reserves in the world, but some of the people there earn less than $4 a month.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced a royal commission into anti-Semitism and social cohesion.

Prisoners remaining on rolling hunger strike are suffering with dangerous symptoms, loved ones and a doctor say.

Statement says army established state monopoly on arms in an 'effective and tangible way', without mentioning Hezbollah.

Protests in Iran are predominantly driven by mounting economic pressure and desperation amid the economic crisis.

The world No 1 expects to skip events again this year and face likely sanctions rather than put her health at risk.

With the repressive machinery Maduro used still in place, many Venezuelans are scared to celebrate his departure.

Former PM Khaleda Zia's son Tarique Rahman is likely to lead the BNP in February elections. Will Bangladesh accept him?

China will need to reassess its investment in Venezuela and its understanding of US foreign policy under Trump.

Manhunt under way; police believe attack was not random nor religiously motivated.

Australia stumble to five-wicket win in the final Test, bidding farewell to their first Muslim cricketer Usman Khawaja.

The US is the world's largest oil producer, so why does it need Venezuela's low-grade crude?