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As 32 nations prepare for Qatar 2022, here is every World Cup squad announced so far.

Talks are a distant prospect, experts warn, as battlefield realities and winter will dictate the strategic calculus.

The storm has slowed after pummelling Florida's Atlantic coast on Thursday, but officials urge caution.

US president outlines steps US is taking against climate change, apologises for Trump withdrawal from Paris Agreement.

Incoming Brazilian President Lula da Silva has pledged to reach 'zero deforestation' after years of Amazon destruction.

Withdrawal from regional capital further undermines Russia's geopolitical prestige and gives boost to Ukrainian economy.

The trading platform had been struggling to raise billions in funds to stave off collapse after a wave of withdrawals.

Global spending on food imports expected to rise to record levels in 2022 due to strong dollar and Russia-Ukraine war.

Ethiopia's Tigray still awaiting aid, agencies say, as US urges immediate help.

Trade unions called for speeding up the adoption of next year’s budget and raising wages in line with inflation.

Annual march organised by the far-right sees a handful of people carry white supremacist or anti-gay rights banners.

A knifeman, who killed a police officer and wounded another, was known to authorities before carrying out his attack.

Activists hope treaty is first step towards more protection in one of the most dangerous nations for environmentalists.

Nablus' Old City has emerged as a hub of armed resistance in the occupied West Bank, which Israel wants to crush.

The main case revolved around a deal in which Eni and Shell acquired the OPL 245 offshore oilfield in 2011, in Nigeria.

Senegal coach says he is confident the team's talisman will recover in time to play at the tournament in Qatar.

The defence ministry says all Russian forces and equipment had been transferred to the eastern bank of the Dnieper River.

Critics have said the plan, which would forgive up to $20,000 in student loan debt, oversteps Biden's bounds.

Israeli president has said he will officially give Benjamin Netanyahu the mandate to form a new government on Sunday.

A fifth World Cup campaign beckons for Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo, but there is no place for injured Diogo Jota.

FIFA has turned down Denmark's request to include the text 'human rights for all' on their World Cup training shirts

Supreme Court orders release of six people convicted over 1991 assassination carried out by Sri Lanka-based LTTE rebels.

As in the rest of North Africa, global warming is already showing its effects and severely affecting agriculture.

Democrats' hopes buoyed as counting continues in Arizona, Nevada Senate races; Republicans close in on House majority.

Incoming arrivals will only be quarantined for five days under eased measures.

Host to these events, the Middle East and North Africa can and must demand more climate finance in conflict areas.

ASEAN leaders blocked Myanmar’s military ruler, Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, from attending the meeting in Cambodia.

Gov't accuses ex-PM Imran Khan of trying to influence the appointment of the military chief and making it controversial.

New data provides sobering backdrop for budget unveiling that seeks to convince investors that UK can fix its finances.

The Senegalese president's presence at the Bali summit follows his attendance at the COP27 talks in Egypt.

'We haven't really done the work of meeting the ideals of our constitution, our democracy.'

The Ocean Viking ship was accepted at the port of Toulon after spending weeks at sea as Italy refused access.

Intelligence officer was under investigation for allegedly ordering deletion of warnings about Halloween night crowds.

US basketball star Brittney Griner was moved to a Russian penal colony infamous for harsh conditions and forced labour.

Abu Akleh highlighted the plight of a young man who was denied an ID by Israeli authorities for more than 20 years.

Restaurant sent a message urging customers 'treat themselves' on anniversary of the 1938 'Night of Broken Glass'.

There is cautious optimism around this Dutch team after a string of impressive performances in the Nations League.

There are many similarities between Pakistan's unlikely run to the final and the one inspired by Imran Khan in 1992.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 261st day, we take a look at the main developments.

History will be made this year as six female match officials travel to a World Cup for the first time in its history.

Qatar's closest neighbours do not have far to travel and may only have a short stay in the tournament

With popularity of the tournament increasing globally, number of teams vying for spot in the main draw increased to 121.

Hackers have demanded $10m to stop releasing sensitive medical information on dark web.

The Hindi film industry needs to learn from its South Indian counterparts and reinvent its storytelling.

South Korea insists policy against providing lethal aid to Ukraine remains unchanged, and ammunition is for US use.

Fake Twitter accounts explode across platform after Elon Musk scraps verification policies.

The scale of violence in Myanmar is second only to one other conflict in the world – the war in Ukraine.

Australian leader says he wants to develop relationship with China based on cooperation and the national interest.

Aviation industry identified as a leading contributor to rise in emissions as it recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic.