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As a last-16 clash with England beckons, Nigeria's Women's World Cup run has thrilled a crisis-hit country.

Four-time Olympic champion Biles makes a triumphant return in Chicago two years after pulling out of Tokyo Olympics.

Paul, a 26-year-old YouTube personality, beat the 38-year-old former UFC fighter making his pro boxing debut.

Devastating floods kill three people and destroy roads, bridges and houses, affecting two thirds of Slovenian territory.

The small Alpine nation experienced devastating floods over Friday and Saturday that killed three people.

Children displaced by the February disaster told Al Jazeera about the toys they brought with them.

India's space agency says its spacecraft has successfully been inserted into the lunar orbit.

Philippines Armed Forces condemns Chinese Coast Guard's 'excessive' and 'dangerous' actions in disputed waters.

Authorities, however, point to widespread destruction, low funds and dwindling outside help as obstacles to their work.

These are the main developments as the Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine enters its 529th day.

Moscow and Kyiv's forces escalate attacks as 40 countries gather in Saudi Arabia to discuss peace in Ukraine.

ECOWAS ultimatum for Niger coup leaders to restore deposed president or risk intervention is set to expire on Sunday.

India's opposition leader Rahul Gandhi is returning to politics after a conviction was overturned.

Suspected shooter, believed to be from the Palestinian village of Jenin, was later killed by a responding officer.

Move comes after the US military said it may put armed guards on commercial ships sailing through the Strait of Hormuz.

Ex-leader had long warned he would be arrested to prevent him from running in upcoming elections.

Decision by the Council of Common Interest to endorse the results of the latest census may cause a new political crisis.

Lebanon caretaker Economy Minister Amin Salam had urged Kuwait to rebuild a part of Beirut's port destroyed in 2020.

New military government seeks help from Wagner mercenaries against ECOWAS intervention, according to a report.

The cricket star-turned-politician was arrested after a court sentenced him to three years in prison.

The political crisis in Israel is precipitated by decades of unconditional Western support for Israeli apartheid.

Pakistan's ex-PM Imran Khan arrested after court sentenced him to three years in jail for illegally selling state gifts.

French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna said the coup leaders in Niamey had until Sunday to hand back power.

A coup in Niger with Russia crouching on the sidelines. Plus, the Indian journalist blowing the whistle on the media.

Japan dominate to win Women's World Cup last-16 match to set up quarter-final with holders the USA or Sweden.

The head of the American Library Association discusses whether the land of the free' will remain so for readers.

Some 40 countries will attend a meeting in Jeddah to discuss a set of common principles to end the war in Ukraine.

Former prime minister calls for protests after court finds him guilty of selling state gifts.

The Saudi embassy warned its citizens not to visit areas where armed clashes were taking place.

We consider the impact as China's export curbs on the chipmaking metals gallium and germanium take effect.

The former leader says he is delaying his return due to a medical appointment.

Zurzuvae is expected to be commercially available later this year.

Nicolas Petro has been released under the condition that he not leave Colombia or participate in political activities.

Russia's Tass says the chemical tanker SIG received a hole in the engine room near the waterline in the attack.

The 2019 move heralded a slew of policies by ruling BJP government to tighten New Delhi's grip over the disputed region.

Hundreds of participants in scouting event in South Korea's southwest have fallen ill due to soaring temperatures.

Police arrest 65 people after Kai Cenat's giveaway event sees people climb on vehicles, hurl chairs and throw punches.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken says life-saving humanitarian and food assistance will continue.

These are the main developments as the Russian invasion of Ukraine enters its 528th day.

Poor training, shoddy equipment leave thousands of workers injured in India's auto hub.

Both prosecution and defence in the case of Nicolas Petro have requested house arrest while the investigation proceeds.

There are new risks to global food prices after Russia exited grain deal and India restricted some rice exports.

The added charges pertain to allegations Trump ordered security footage to be deleted in a classified documents probe.

The White House lashes out at what it calls a 'flawed assessment' by Fitch Ratings.

Regional bloc ECOWAS works out potential operation to back up ultimatum to coup leaders to give up power by Sunday.

The average ocean temperature has beat seasonal records since April of this year.

Three years on, investigation is virtually at a standstill, leaving survivors still yearning for answers.

NGO Avocats Sans Frontieres says Tunisia's expulsions are illegal, adding to the criticism of the government's actions.

The war in Sudan has been going on for more than 100 days, and Darfur is one of the worst hit areas of the country.

The line was built during British colonial rule and hasn't been in use for nearly four decades.