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White House spokeswoman says jailed US basketball star is 'doing as well as can be expected under the circumstances'.

Leading scholars in anti-Semitism said the IHRA definition 'hijacked' to protect Israel from international criticism.

World and regional leaders welcome the peace agreement, stressing this is the first step to end the bloody war.

Pakistan's former Prime Minister Imran Khan was shot in the shin while leading a march from Lahore to Islamabad.

Experts say Israel supporters in Washington will have more trouble defending its policies as gov't moves further right.

Authorities say drug gangs behind uptick in violence, including recent prison riots and wave of deadly attacks.

Ethiopian government and Tigrayan rebels sign agreement to end two-year conflict.

The storm has lost some momentum after whipping through Belize Wednesday, but experts warn of heavy rains in Mexico.

Fans can travel to Qatar without being ticket holders from December 2 following the FIFA World Cup group stage.

Pope calls for an end to rights violations during trip to Bahrain, which has been criticised for alleged rights abuses.

'Experience Al Jazeera' spotlights 25 years of network's growth from a single TV channel to a global media phenomenon.

Netanyahu was able to return to power by utilising the far right, a side of Israeli politics that had been shunned.

South Korea is grieving the death of more than 150 people in Saturday's crowd crush in the capital, Seoul.

Former PM Benjamin Netanyahu set to form a government and seal a dramatic return to power, as Lapid concedes defeat.

Ukraine invited UN's nuclear watchdog to inspect three sites after Russia accused Kyiv of planning to use a dirty bomb.

Protests and highway blockages by Jair Bolsonaro's supporters lose steam as transition to Lula's government to begin.

Chandru Acharya's appointment to the DHS body shows 'ignorance' of the US government, activists and academics say.

Ukraine's nuclear firm Energoatom says Russian shelling hit infrastructure, knocking out power supplies to Zaporizhzhia.

Police are searching for 21 people abducted by gunmen while working on a farm whose owner refused to pay off kidnappers.

Khan was wounded when his anti-government protest convoy was shot in the east of Pakistan.

Violence doesn't belong in politics or protests, Pakistani and foreign leaders say after Khan wounded in leg.

Amid unfounded election claims and repeal of Roe v Wade, US governors take centre stage on key issues in US midterms.

Global adaptation planning, financing and implementation are not keeping pace with the growing risks, report says.

Spokeswoman for PM Rishi Sunak appears to abandon relocation review ordered by former UK leader Liz Truss.

Prominent anti-war and climate activist Arshak Makichyan, currently living in Germany, is now stateless.

Here's a round-up of Al Jazeera's Middle East coverage this week.

Central bank raises key rate to 3 percent, warns UK economy is in a recession that could last two years.

Floods are threatening the existence of Senegal's famous pink lake and livelihoods of those near the tourist attraction.

The British subsidiary of the mining and trading group is penalised for seven bribery offences in five African nations.

In a town producing world-class runners, the murder of an Olympian has led to a reckoning with gender-based violence.

Chancellor Olaf Scholz makes appeal for unity at summit with regional leaders in Berlin.

In the 36th week of war in Ukraine, a grain export deal was threatened after an alleged attack in Crimea.

Party official confirms former prime minister has been shot at a rally but is not in danger.

South Korea's captain may miss the World Cup after it was announced he would undergo surgery on a facial injury.

Benfica put six goals past Maccabi Haifa to claim the top spot in Group H ahead of PSG, as Real Madrid thrash Celtic.

The criticism comes after a top British official singles out Albanians for their role in illicit migration to the UK.

Most important protective measure to prevent major glacier retreat globally is to drastically reduce carbon emissions.

North Korea has launched a record number of missiles this year. Here are some of the key capabilities it is developing.

Police investigate the discovery of bodies, suspected to be of illegal miners, found near a mine west of Johannesburg.

Mali's military government has been strengthening its relationship with Russia as anti-French sentiments peak in Bamako.

The accident in the Karaganda region happened due to a sudden release of methane gas, officials say.

Next week, Americans decide whether to flip the balance of power away from Biden and the Democrats.

One man, Daoud Rayan, was killed in Beit Duqqu a day after a man from the town was killed near a checkpoint.

Washington, Seoul to extend Vigilant Storm air drills that had earlier prompted North Korea to warn of repercussions.

Floods that wreaked havoc across Pakistan after years of high temperatures have left chilli farmers struggling.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 253rd day, we take a look at the main developments.

As families call for justice, critics say Customs and Border Protection has operated with impunity.

Putin's message to the West, East and South is to focus on the global crises they face and let him have Ukraine.

Saifullah Paracha was released recently after 19 years in Guantanamo Bay for no crime. He won't even get an apology.

Sentence appears to be the longest jail term given to a member of Aung San Suu Kyi's overthrown government and party.