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The decision concludes a three-year legal battle over efforts to obtain the former president's taxes.

After Saudi Arabia's seismic upset and Tunisia's hard-won draw against Denmark, Arab fans say the sky is the limit.

A flowing game of few fouls but fewer chances came to life around the half-hour mark.

With their economy in crisis, Tunisians have little to smile about these days - but their football team is one of them.

Germany becomes latest country to pullout its troops from UN Mali mission after facing difficulties in recent months

Saudi King Salman announces a snap public holiday for workers and students in the kingdom, in celebration of the win.

While there are signs of war fatigue in German society, Berlin is unlikely to have a change of heart.

Ukraine also said Moscow was using gas as a 'political' tool after Russia's Gazprom accused Kyiv of withholding gas.

The announcement comes after the 37-year-old forward criticised manager Erik ten Hag and the club's owners

Group C sides battle out a scoreless stalemate defined by moment of brilliance from Mexico's veteran goalkeeper.

While not predicting a global recession, the OECD said it was 'a very, very challenging outlook' for this year and next.

Denmark had a late penalty appeal turned down, while Tunisia wasted two clear chances in a 0-0 draw.

A mosque's appearance stirs memories of displacement for people who lost their village when it was flooded 34 years ago.

A high-stakes run-off election in the southern state of Georgia could play a key role shaping dynamics of the US Senate.

Harris calls on countries to stand up for territorial integrity and freedom of navigation in disputed South China Sea.

Commissioner to run Caritas Internationalis until elections to select new leadership next year.

President vows to develop his country's nuclear fleet despite current difficulties in Russia's economy and production.

Violence has killed thousands of people and displaced more than 2.7 million across the Sahel, according to the UN.

Both sides were guilty of failing to convert some good opportunities in a thrilling Group D match.

Tracing the political, economic and cultural factors at the heart of misinformation campaigns against Qatar.

China's capital closes more public venues, and Shanghai to impose strict entry rules from Thursday.

The monarch welcomes President Ramaphosa as the UK seeks to bolster its ties with its biggest trading partner in Africa.

Saudi Arabia scored one of the biggest World Cup upsets ever by beating Lionel Messi’s Argentina 2-1 on Tuesday.

Supporters of Saudi Arabia's team erupt in celebrations after 2-1 shock victory over tournament favourites.

The delay helps calm tensions in northern Kosovo, a day after EU-mediated talks between Belgrade and Pristina failed.

Trade unions representing some 800,000 public servants demand pay rises amid increasing cost of living.

In the first upset of the 2022 World Cup, Saudi Arabia take down the two-time champions 2-1.

The monarch fails to resolve the stalemate caused by Saturday's election which delivered a hung parliament.

Erdogan's comments come as Russia calls for restraint, despite understanding Turkey's "security concerns".

New left-wing president and former rebel Gustavo Petro pushed to resume dialogue to end 60 years of war.

Supporters of Albiceleste throng event's largest venue to watch Messi and his teammates kick off World Cup campaign.

In early November, UN agencies said up to two-thirds of South Sudan's population may face severe food shortages in 2023.

Tehran continues to signal defiance after a second censure resolution in six months.

The G4S workers, who deliver cash and coins to banks, vote to strike for 48 hours in a dispute over pay.

Climate-vulnerable nations demand 'innovative ways' to receive disaster funds, including debt relief.

Richard Fierro stopped the gunman who had come into Club Q and started shooting, killing 5 people.

The attack was in a police compound in Narathiwat, a border province witnessing a decades-long uprising.

Kenyan military official said a lone attacker fired indiscriminately, wounding five soldiers, before he was gunned down.

Moroccan authorities have arrested 79-year-old Mohammed Ziane and upheld his three-year prison sentence.

Al Jazeera's AI robot has crunched the numbers and processed predictions for today's four fixtures.

A boat believed to be carrying hundreds of asylum seekers is drifting off the island of Crete, Greece's authorities say.

In Hackney, a group of women meet to share food, chat and work out how to navigate the UK's expanding economic woes.

What's in store for Argentina vs Saudi Arabia, Denmark vs Tunisia, Mexico vs Poland, and France vs Australia in Qatar.

The Houthi rebels have conducted several attacks in recent weeks targeting oil facilities in Yemen's south.

In the West, some young Muslim men are being influenced by toxic rhetoric usually associated with far-right groups.

Six former employees of pro-democracy newspaper admit conspiring to solicit sanctions against China.

Al Jazeera’s Fault Lines highlights the struggle of people forced out of the US by contentious law.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 272nd day, we take a look at the main developments.

The weekend election left the leading coalitions scrambling to secure a majority in a polarised political environment.

Russia and the US call for de-escalation amid Turkish cross-border raids on Kurdish positions in Syria and Iraq.