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While he remains one of the best players of his generation, that cohort is starting to consider hanging up its boots.

The moonshot follows nearly three months of vexing fuel leaks that kept the rocket grounded.

England are consistent contenders at world cups, and again face a hard route to the trophy.

International law must be upheld, the communique says, adding the threat of the use of nuclear weapons was inadmissible.

If the missile that hit Poland was fired by Russia, it would be the first time Moscow's weapons have hit a NATO member.

FTX Digital Markets seeks Chapter 15 protection after high-profile collapse of parent crypto exchange.

France's Mbappe is our No 1 pick, followed by Argentina's Messi. Portugal's Ronaldo makes the cut at No 5.

Zidane’s walk off the pitch in the final after being shown a red card was his last in French colours.

Taiwanese leader says her government is working hard to ensure investments in key industry continue.

Tesla CEO says he is postponing restart of the subscription service by two weeks to make sure it is "rock solid".

Family and supporters of jailed dissident say climate justice cannot exist without human rights.

Chinese brands, including Wanda Group and Vivo, are the biggest-spending sponsors at the 2022 tournament.

Call between the Uvalde acting police chief and dispatcher underscores delay in response to US school shooting.

NATO chief says alliance consulting with partners after explosion in Polish village near Ukraine border kills two.

Canadian prime minister holds brief discussion with Chinese president on sidelines of G20 amid renewed tensions.

World leaders are on the Indonesian island of Bali for the annual G20 summit.

Kyiv says about 100 missiles were fired by Russian forces, mostly targeting Ukraine's energy infrastructure.

Haitian official calls for resources amid concern that end to fuel terminal blockade could lead to more cholera cases.

Trump expected to announce candidacy for White House, days after his party's lacklustre midterm election performance.

Up to 15,000 Ukrainian soldiers will be trained in different European member states as a part of the assistance mission.

Tentative agreement would bring settlement total from lawsuits against various companies to more than $50bn.

Ukraine's energy minister says the wave of attacks was the biggest bombardment of power facilities in war so far.

The upward trend threatens to leave even more people in developing countries further behind.

Exploration in the Qana field is set to begin after Tel Aviv signed a framework agreement with the contractor.

Bodies of beheaded girls were found in sewage waters at al-Hol detention camp in northeastern Syria, officials say.

Data came in lower than expected, making it more likely that the US Fed will make smaller interest rate hikes.

Yevgeny Prigozhin accuses US of executing Yevgenny Nuzhin, who reportedly switched sides to join Ukrainian forces.

The exhibition aims to tell the 'untold' story of how the game developed in the country hosting this year's World Cup.

Turkish President Recep Erdogan has maintained regular contact with Putin and economic ties despite Western sanctions.

Under the implementation deal, humanitarian aid is to be allowed into Tigray, where rebels are expected to be disarmed.

Ali bin Samikh al-Marri says Qatar accepts constructive criticism but he decries usage of stats '[that] lack accuracy'.

Voters reject many Republican candidates who campaigned on false claims of election fraud.

Investigation by UN human rights office reveals abuses by both warring sides in nearly nine-month-long conflict.

The jailed pro-democracy campaigner stopped eating on November 1 and attracted attention as Egypt hosted COP27.

Industry stakeholders say there has to be an intentional shift in investment strategy in the male-dominated field.

The Associated Press has declared a loss for Lake in her race against Democrat Katie Hobbs in the battleground state.

Qatar’s preparations for the first Middle East World Cup and the players hoping to make the squad for the opening match.

As Russia and Ukraine trade blame at the Bali summit, other world leaders at the summit call for unity.

Shehbaz Sharif tests positive for the coronavirus a day after returning from London.

Mohammad Souf, 18, stabbed several Israelis at the Ariel settlement's industrial entrance in the occupied West Bank.

The six victims, including a mother and daughter, who died in Sunday's bombing were buried on Monday.

A country breakdown of the UN General Assembly vote calling for Russia to pay war reparations to Ukraine.

World Cup regulars looking to emerging stars for inspiration as they seek to rekindle the glory of their 2010 win.

The football training programme is being supported by UNESCO and has piloted in three countries including Ivory Coast.

The time has come for the restitution of myriad African artefacts and works of art looted in the colonial era.

India will still become the world's most populous country next year, according to UN estimates.

Australia will overturn a three-year ban on the unvaccinated Serb imposed during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The ruins of a submerged city on the Tigris River that emerged this year belonged to a little-known empire.

Ali Daei said he will stay in Iran, expressed sympathy with families who lost loved ones during anti-government demos.