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Tournament hosted by West Germany and under heavy security cover following the Munich attack of 1972 Olympics.

Jordan's coach Adnan Hamad talks to Al Jazeera about how well he believes the Arab teams will do at the World Cup.

Father and son spent 20 months in prison for helping former Nissan chairman flee Japan.

Antony Blinken praises Yerevan and Baku for taking 'courageous steps' towards a durable peace as he hosts meeting.

The highs, the lows, the wins, the losses and the expectations from the national side.

US President Joe Biden repeats concerns about US democracy, as Trump hints at another run for the presidency.

Private insurer Medibank says data of about 9.7 million current and former customers has been compromised.

Indonesian leader tells newspaper he is concerned international tensions may overshadow economic summit.

The white supremacist pleaded guilty to murder and attempted murder in 2020 and was given a whole-life term.

Asia-Pacific region records by far the biggest jump in passenger traffic amid easing border restrictions.

Arms sales would be an indication of deepening ties between the two isolated nations.

Facing a frigid winter with what may be widespread power outages, Ukrainians prepare and adapt.

His tweet is the first instance of an explicit endorsement by the head of a major social media platform.

The move comes after a newspaper report alleging politicians and business people have been under state surveillance.

Far-right group's Stewart Rhodes tells jurors 'there was no plan to enter' Capitol building on January 6 last year.

US offers up to $1m reward for information leading to capture or conviction of 400 Mawozo and Kraze Barye gang leaders.

US president underscored his 'unwavering support for Israeli security' in call with incoming PM, White House says.

Russia has ordered civilians out of Kherson in anticipation of a Ukrainian assault to recapture the southern city.

Tite is not messing around with his bid to claim a sixth World Cup for Brazil at Qatar 2022.

Italy's new right-wing government has allowed only a select number of migrants to leave two rescue boats.

US voters head to the polls for midterm elections on November 8.

The outlawing of Palestinian rights groups and killing of Al Jazeera journalist will be in focus during the hearings.

It could take days to determine which party controls the US House and Senate following the November 8 midterms.

Republicans have been able to win back some voters they lost in 2020 for the midterms; but that can change by 2024.

Mastodon, while tiny compared to Twitter and Facebook, is rapidly adding new users since Elon Musk took over Twitter.

Under pressure, Premier Ford says he will repeal law forcing 55,000 workers to accept contract in Canadian province.

Some pollution curbs have been lifted in the Indian capital, although air quality remains 'very poor'.

Government says the move is aimed at guaranteeing sufficient supplies for its military to fight Russian forces.

With Boca Juniors down to just six players on the field, the match reached an early end.

Two of the world's former top teams will battle it out for a place in Europe's second-tier club competition.

A 21-year-old man raised red flags after refusing to consent to an operation at a hospital in London.

Not for the first time, Portugal’s fate at the 2022 World Cup is closely tied to Ronaldo.

The team of investigators includes technical advisers from Franco-Italian planemaker ATR, which made the crashed plane.

European Commission and UK leaders agree to work to resolve 'very real problems' with post-Brexit trade deal.

Those who spread conspiracy theories do not do so out of ignorance, but because they are white power propagandists.

Russian businessman Yevgeny Prigozhin says a day before US elections that he will continue meddling.

The Kremlin refuses to comment on media reports suggesting high-level US-Russia talks have taken place.

Radio personality Percival Mabasa, who had criticised officials for corruption, was shot dead in Manila in October.

A blockbuster draw on Monday set the stage for some thrilling matchups in the last 16 of the Champions League.

Humanity must 'cooperate or perish' in face of climate change effects, Antonio Guterres tells world leaders in Egypt.

AU chief mediator Olusegun Obasanjo made the revelation as both parties meet in Kenya to discuss implementing the truce.

Economy, abortion rights, the future of democracy: Al Jazeera breaks down what's at stake in key US vote.

Archbishop Chrysostomos II influenced politics and religious life on the divided island, leading the Church since 2006.

Money-laundering watchdog is planning to ramp up oversight of crypto providers, sources say

Sanaa Seif said she will pressure leaders for the release of her activist brother Alaa Abd el-Fattah at climate summit.

A Dalit journalist explores the relationship between caste, land, and abuses of power in Nepal.

More than 5,000 Argentina fans living in Qatar will welcome visiting the team to cheer La Albiceleste to glory.

The incident comes hours before a meeting in Washington of the Armenian and Azerbaijani top diplomats.

The president was responding to a parliamentary panel set up to investigate the theft of $4m in cash from his game farm.