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November’s figure is the lowest since July and indicates that Americans are taking a more gloomy view of the economy.

Chinese universities send students home and police fan out in Beijing and Shanghai to prevent more protests.

Hina Rabbani Khar holds talks with her Afghan counterpart Amir Khan Muttaqi a day after Pakistan Taliban ended truce.

African champions progress to the knockout phase courtesy of captain Kalidou Koulibaly's second-half winner.

Qatar become first World Cup hosts to lose all three group matches, the last one 2-0 to the Dutch.

Palestinians display their flag during matches and in the streets of Qatar during the World Cup.

No evacuation orders have been issued as Hawaii's Big Island experiences earthquakes, lava flows and volcanic gas.

The British foreign office rebukes Zheng Zeguang after Ed Lawrence's arrest and alleged assault in Shanghai.

Hundreds of thousands of women are still struggling with reproductive issues and spiralling mental health concerns.

Three young Spanish footballers are in pursuit of their dream - to play for Spain at the Qatar World Cup 2022.

South Africa's ruling party has protested the decision to release the killer of Chris Hani, who was gunned down in 1993.

After stellar performances by Ghana and Cameroon, fans see their teams going through to the next World Cup stage.

Turkish President Erdogan has said that his country will force the YPG away from the Turkey-Syria border.

The nationwide march on foot, led by India's main opposition leader Rahul Gandhi, has reached its 80th day.

Israeli envoy to India slams Nadav Lapid after he calls controversial film on Kashmir dispute 'propaganda' and 'vulgar'.

The agreement provides Germany with two million tonnes of LNG annually for at least 15 years starting from 2026.

Boxed in, the European Union is failing the test of the war in Ukraine.

Foreign ministers meeting in Bucharest are focusing on ramping up more winter aid for Kyiv.

The three men rescued by the Spanish coastguard after 11 days at sea showed symptoms of dehydration and hypothermia.

Policeman to face trial after footage shows him abuse a 14-year-old boy in Paris during last year's lockdown.

The Kariba South Hydro Power Station provides Zimbabwe with about 70 percent of its electricity.

Jawad and Dhafr Rimawi were killed during an Israeli raid near Ramallah, while another man was killed near Hebron.

Simmering discontent with stringent COVID policies three years into the pandemic have ignited into broader protests.

The British leader, who came to power last month, promises 'robust pragmatism' in his first foreign policy speech.

Looking ahead to World Cup action from Netherlands vs Qatar, Ecuador vs Senegal, Wales vs England, and Iran vs USA.

For two fans at the World Cup, football is a reminder that individuals are more than the countries they come from.

The stakes for tonight's match are high as a win will catapult Iran into the elimination stage for the very first time.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 279th day, we take a look at the main developments.

It's simple: support for Israel, the rightward political shift in the West, and the colonial roots of the global order.

As water levels dropped in Europe, ancient river stones once again emerged to tell their centuries-old tales of despair.

What’s needed for an African team to take home football’s greatest prize.

The market rebound comes as police in China move against COVID-related protests that erupted in multiple cities.

Gareth Southgate, Gareth Bale, and a centuries-old rivalry that transcends football.

Ecuador will qualify for the last 16 if they avoid defeat, while Senegal are likely to need a win to progress.

The Maroons are hoping to avoid becoming the first host country to exit a World Cup tournament without a win.

Only one of them can go through from Group B, in a match that is inevitably being viewed through the prism of politics.

As US meets Iran in critical World Cup match in Qatar, Al Jazeera looks at the volatile history between the two nations.

Adding the Great Barrier Reef to UNESCO's 'in danger' list could tarnish the heritage site's allure for visitors.

China has taken an increasingly assertive approach to its claims in the disputed South China Sea in recent years.

Hong Kong's leader asks Beijing for help in his bid to block foreign lawyers from working on national security cases.

Crisis at world's largest iPhone factory has disrupted production and hit Apple's share price.

Cameroon, Serbia in 6-goal stunner, South Korea gutted by Ghana, Brazil beats Switzerland, Portugal wins over Uruguay.

Heavy police presence on streets of protest cities after an unprecedented outpouring of anger over harsh curbs.

Moves comes after President Yoon Suk-yeol presided over cabinet meeting to discuss invoking tough strike-busting laws.

The nomads who have travelled around Mongolia's Tsaikhir Valley for generations struggle with intensifying drought.

The billionaire CEO of Twitter and Tesla said Apple was pressuring Twitter over content moderation demands.

Rishi Sunak warned Monday that China posed a 'systemic challenge' to UK 'values and interests'.

Ukraine prepares for Russian attacks against energy and other key infrastructure as Western officials pledge support.

Portugal took down Uruguay to become the third team to qualify for the Round of 16.

UNESCO is considering cultural traditions for inclusion on the Intangible Cultural Heritage list.