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Cameroon will need patience to pick holes in Serbia's structure and strategy.

People have gathered in at least eight Chinese cities in a sign of the growing anger at Beijing's zero-COVID strategy.

The Cameroon star's roots are in the impoverished community of New Bell, where they remember a prodigious child playing.

Female activists are secretly building support networks for marginalised women in Taliban-governed Afghanistan.

Rescuers searching for dozens of others reported missing after a landslide in Cameroon's capital, Yaounde.

Al Rihla, the official match ball for Qatar 2022, is being manufactured in Indonesia's East Java province.

Ukraine braces for more Russian attacks on critical infrastructure as utility workers continue to restore power in Kyiv.

Mesut Ozil images displayed at Germany vs Spain game after German side's protest over World Cup 'One Love' armband ban.

Morocco win stuns Belgium, Japan in surprise defeat to Costa Rica, Croatia knocks out Canada, Germany draws with Spain.

The latest demonstrations are unprecedented in mainland China since President Xi Jinping took power a decade ago.

All the group permutations you need to know.

Iranian football federation slams 'unprofessional act' as US football body uses modified flag in social media posts.

The German forward rescued a valuable point for his side ahead of their final group-stage match with Costa Rica.

Mayor Klitschko says hundreds of warming centres helping people cope with effects of destroyed power stations.

Fullkrug rescues a point for Germany, after Alvaro Morata had given Spain the lead in a lively showdown.

Police use water cannon and tear gas after crowds cause havoc in centre of Brussels after Morocco's shock World Cup win.

Industrial unrest is spreading across large areas of the world.

From Paris to London, city officials are limiting hours of holiday illumination.

Alphonso Davies scores Canada's first ever World Cup goal, but it does not prevent an early exit from the tournament.

Many who gathered at a youth centre in Brussels said Morocco's victory over Belgium shows the team is there to win.

Fans of the Atlas Lions say nothing is impossible after their team beat one of the World Cup favourites.

Alphonso Davies gave Canada a second-minute lead, but Croatia fought back to win 4-1 and move top of World Cup Group F.

Two second-half goals give Morocco a first win at a World Cup in 24 years, sending their raucous fans into delirium.

At the global plastics treaty talks, we, the people, need to speak louder than the plastic-addicted corporations.

Roared on by a sea of red and green in the stands, Morocco hold on for only their third ever World Cup win.

Japan gave Costa Rica a surprise 1-0 win in a match in which they had barely any chances.

The East African nation has so far recorded 141 infections since the outbreak was declared on September 20.

Keysher Fuller's goal made the difference between the two sides.

Predators and fraudsters are exploiting vulnerable unemployed Nigerians, and the costs are sometimes deadly.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 277th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Klinsmann suggested Iranians have a disposition to cheat, BBC pundits agreed a European referee would make a difference.

Young activists in Greece take on systemic inequality, xenophobia and the far right.

New research shows that right-leaning media outlets tend to be more negative and angry. But the left peddles fear, too.

Complex rescue effort hampered by rain and high winds, which also delayed ferries bringing reinforcements.

The Dayton Accords made Bosnia a dysfunctional state. Ukraine should resist pressure for a similar flawed peace deal.

About 45,000 babies born by surrogate Russian mothers have been taken abroad in the past few years, lawmaker says.

The kingdom's unique football culture makes its presence felt in the global football tournament.

Snow is expected to hit the Ukrainian capital on Sunday and will continue until midweeks with freezing temperatures.

In the Belgian capital, some residents of Moroccan heritage say it is 'hard to choose' a side in the upcoming match.

He turned up, he led, he scored. And Argentina survived and stayed in the World Cup.

Some protesters called for Xi Jinping to step down as anger mounts in China over restrictive 'zero-COVID' policies.

Two of Europe's top teams battle it out in Group E.

Croatia and Canada look to get their World Cup campaigns started after frustrating results in their opening games.

Morocco will have been encouraged by the Red Devils' lacklustre display against Canada on Wednesday.

Japan could seal their spot in the Round of 16 if they defeat Costa Rica, who lost 7-0 to Spain in their first game.

See what is in store for Japan vs Costa Rica, Belgium vs Morocco, Croatia vs Canada, and Spain vs Germany in Qatar.

Kim Jong Un promotes scientists and soldiers involved in the test launch of N Korea's largest missile, the Hwasong-17.

France beats Denmark, Argentina defeats Mexico, Poland wins over Saudi Arabia, and an Australian victory over Tunisia.

Lionel Messi delivered a crucial goal for Argentina in a 2-0 win over Mexico that ignited the team’s World Cup chances.