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Customer assets at FTX were commingled with those of Alameda Research, exposing clients to significant losses.

Landmark legislation protects LGBTQ and interracial marriage amid concerns over possible US Supreme Court rollback.

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak says will introduce legislation to halt people from remaining in the UK 'illegally'.

Messi scores one and sets up two as Argentina beat Croatia 3-0 to reach the World Cup 2022 final.

Argentina's talisman and captain was in sparkling form during his side's semifinal clash at Lusail Stadium.

The world's biggest crypto exchange said it had 'temporarily paused' withdrawals as CEO said it was 'business as usual'.

The move is meant to make the investigation and prosecution of sexual offences more impartial.

The migrants left a year and a half ago in a truck and are believed to have been lost in the desert and died of thirst.

President Joe Biden is trying to revive US relations with the continent as China and Russia expand their influence.

Consumer prices saw the slowest increase in 15 months, paving way for lower interest rate hikes.

Two of the eight convicted were given 18 years behind bars for helping Mohamed Lahouaiej-Bouhlel kill 86 people.

Officials warn against travel in parts of the US, as extreme weather brings white-out conditions, heavy rain and gusts.

Shopkeepers in Qatar struggle to meet demand for merchandise ahead of Morocco's historic semifinal against France.

The Perseverance rover happened to have its microphone on when the 18-metre (390-foot) dust devil passed over it.

Prosecutors said he defrauded customers by misappropriating their deposits to pay for expenses, debt and investments.

Eva Kaili is one of four charged in the alleged bribery case in which prosecutors pointed fingers at a Gulf nation.

Airbnb units in the city's central areas can list for eight times the price of long-term rentals, pushing out locals.

The troubled history of one of the greatest footballers to ever play the game.

Al Jazeera speaks to Peruvians as the country enters a state of emergency after arrest of ex-President Pedro Castillo.

Parliament has decided not to start impeachment proceedings against the president. But how did Ramaphosa get here?

Officials hailed the achievement that will 'go down in the history books' as a step towards a clean energy future.

In a bustling Doha restaurant, Abbas Koori shares his love of the sport and command of football trivia with customers.

Poorly regulated rapid urbanisation has made Kinshasa increasingly vulnerable to flash floods caused by heavy rains.

What has changed in Iran?

Majority of parliament voted not to initiate impeachment proceedings against the president over alleged misconduct.

The Balkan nation begins a long road to its EU membership after the bloc's member states back its candidacy.

Russia's close ally names a new foreign minister and air force chief, while announcing a snap military inspection.

Russian attacks have destroyed at least 40 percent of Ukraine’s energy facilities since the war began in February.

Walid Regragui says the team was still 'hungry' for more success despite them not being 'favourites' to lift the trophy.

Yariv Levin, a senior member of Netanyahu's right-wing Likud party, was chosen on Tuesday to replace Mickey Levy.

Artist Ibrahim Mahama explores historical memories through everyday objects and giant exhibitions in Ghana.

Tunisian United Network says high-ranking officials have committed crimes that could lead to sanctions.

The biggest rail union start national strike over below-inflation salaries with rising cost of living and energy prices.

IMF board approval of the proposed three-year loan is expected early next year, the finance minister said.

Young boys playing the game across the country and local teams' die-hard fans show Morocco's deep passion for football.

Washington must restore lost trust and credibility in order to compete with Beijing in Africa — starting this week.

The Jamaat-e-Islami party is supporting the opposition's protests demanding PM Sheikh Hasina's resignation.

Chaman crossing reopens two days after exchange of fire killed at least nine Pakistani civilians and an Afghan soldier.

The 16-year-old boy's shooting last week led to days of protests in Thessaloniki, Athens and other parts of Greece.

Some fear the Alternative for Germany party could be re-galvanised to regain lost political ground amid the downturn.

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

EU members agree to impose a carbon dioxide emissions tariff on imports of polluting goods to battle climate change.

These Indian fans in Qatar are mad for Messi’s Argentina.

Messi showed uncharacteristic flashes of anger against the Netherlands, including mocking the Dutch manager and player.

With a 'major breakthrough' announcement expected, fusion harnesses the power of the stars with unlimited clean energy.

Energy analysts explain why, without new energy sources, we can expect high prices for at least the next two years.

The Iranian judiciary has said no sentence has been issued as footballers call for a stop to executions.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 293rd day, we take a look at the main developments.

Compiling a dictionary of click-based words, Claudia works to save her grandmother’s dying San, or Bushman, language.

UN migration agency 'shocked and alarmed' by the incident along the southern migration route from the Horn of Africa.