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The suspensions caused a wave of criticism from government officials, advocacy groups and journalism organisations.

We look at the future of the workplace, the boss-worker power struggle and why job unhappiness is so high.

Morocco have had an historic campaign at this year's World Cup and are hoping for one last hurrah in the 3rd-place game.

Morocco's national academy has produced numerous players who have starred in their historic run to the semifinals.

President Saied's rule changes have been met with anger from the opposition and apathy from much of the public.

Lyrics make reference to Maradona, Messi, World Cup heartbreaks, Copa American triumph, and hopes of a third World Cup.

A billionaire becomes the largest shareholder in a news channel in India. What’s the worry?

Al Jazeera’s AI robot Kashef has crunched the numbers and has some predictions for today’s game.

Teams are heartbroken, fans are beyond caring - and it doesn't even make anyone that much money.

Both sides will go home without the trophy, but finishing third in World Cup 2022 will mean a lot for Moroccans.

The Hungarian foreign minister on his country's energy diversification plan and implications of Russian gas cut-off.

Rescue efforts were halted overnight due to heavy rain but resumed on Saturday morning with sniffer dogs and excavators.

Neither team wanted to play this match but now that they are here, they have nothing to lose.

Ukrainian commander-in-chief General Valeriy Zaluzhny said he expected a new Russian assault on Kyiv in early 2023.

The UN estimated 2.9 million people have been displaced by severe flooding in west and central Africa.

UN recognising ambassadors from Myanmar's military, the Taliban, and Libya’s east would be seen a conferring legitimacy.

More than 780,000 people of Moroccan origin live in France; visa restrictions made it difficult for relatives to visit.

The US Office of the Director of National Intelligence reported 144 encounters with UFOs between 2004 and 2021.

Memos from the head of US justice department take aim at drug policies linked to high rates of Black incarceration.

Seven of 20 attempted executions in 2022 were 'visibly problematic', research group says, but practice is in decline.

Pedro Castillo's removal hit a nerve in rural heartland, where ex-president's message resonated amid years of exclusion.

US construction worker accused of 'weaponising' Trump supporters during the January 6 riot faces rebuke from judge.

UN peacekeeping mission says four others were wounded in the attack carried out by an unidentified gunman on Friday.

Ukrainian energy use dropped more than 50 percent after the Russian attacks, power grid operator Ukrenergo said.

As the World Cup reaches its finale on Sunday, here's how Al Jazeera photographers captured the tournament.

Ciro Gomez Leyva says he was saved by his armoured vehicle after gunmen shot at him near his home in Mexico City.

Officials from France, Germany, UK, UN and EU condemned the suspensions, saying it jeopardised press freedom.

South Africa's governing party conference comes at a time President Cyril Ramaphosa is mired in a corruption scandal.

Legislators are donating contributions from the disgraced crypto mogul but could still be on the hook for the money.

Hundreds are angry at the lack of ticket availability and high black-market prices for the finals against France.

Infantino hails 'transformative legacy' of event and spread of nations in knockout stage - with a nod also to Morocco.

San Bernandino County is set to review the long-shot proposal in response to voter frustration with state lawmakers.

Calls for protests come a day after riots, staged mainly by angry truck drivers in Maan, left one police officer dead.

Protesters are demanding Castillo's release, dissolution of Congress and early elections in the South American nation.

Border tensions between the South Asian neighbours have risen since the Taliban returned to power last year.

In first remarks since returning to the US, WNBA star thanks all who pushed for her release from Russian prison.

The new unit in the US Department of State aims to create 'more consistent policy' towards China, a rival global power.

Social scientist and daughter of Haitian immigrants says the university must 'engage and be of service to the world'.

The satellite will help track the impacts of rising sea levels, droughts and erosion brought on by climate change.

President Nana Akufo-Addo alleged during the US-Africa Leaders Summit that Burkina Faso has hired Russian mercenaries.

A Kosovo court seated in the Netherlands sentences Salih Mustafa to 26 years in prison in its first war crimes verdict.

Filipino painter Michael Conjusta was hired by Qatari authorities to paint graffiti murals during the 2022 World Cup.

The incident at the AquaDom tourist attraction - the world's biggest cylindrical tank - injures at least two people.

As overseas voting begins, voter apathy is palpable and begs the question if the spirit of democracy in Tunisia is dead.

The founder of the Russian private military company Wagner has accused France of being behind the bomb.

Over the World Cup's 92-year history, 13 nations have made it to the finals, with eight being crowned champions.

Russia launches 76 missiles on least four cities in new attack on Ukraine's infrastructure with casualties reported.

Hundreds protest at the region's main highway over killing of two men who worked as labourers at an Indian army base.

Prosecutions in Europe are important, but they are not nearly enough.

The fight has worsened political tensions in Senegal that flared since the ruling party lost its comfortable majority.