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Chelsea beat Benfica 4-1 after extra time to reach the quarterfinals of the FIFA Club World Cup.

European Champions Paris Saint-Germain face their former star player Lionel Messi and his new Inter Miami side.

Protesters in Venice denounce Bezos' lavish wedding, citing over-tourism, high housing costs, and climate concerns.

Israel still pummeling northern neighbour despite ceasefire; latest attacks follow Friday's deadly strike on Nabatieh.

Explosions rocked the Crimean airfield throughout the night as Ukraine targeted Russian aviation and defense assets.

Clashes come as tens of thousands turn out for student-led protests calling for early parliamentary elections.

Have the actions of Israel and the US increased the risks that more countries will want them?

At least 32 killed in monsoon flooding, underscoring Pakistan's climate vulnerability and insufficient global support.

United Nations report says global cocaine trade thriving, with 25 million users around the world in 2023.

The leader of the party, John Steenhuisen, said the initiative was a 'waste of time and money'.

Americans still have fresh memories of the death and destruction of the previous US imperial adventure in the region.

Does Trump's personal relationship with world leaders have any bearing on his policies towards their countries?

Flash floods and roof collapses over past 36 hours have claimed 19 lives, increasing total toll to 32, authorities say.

Southern Europe struggles with soaring heat as temperatures hit 40C, sparking fears of wildfires and health risks.

Trump says Canada's new tax will cost US companies billions; he will announce new tariffs on Canada within days.

The mercury-based preservative was removed from most vaccines in 2001. Should it still be a concern today?

A car bomber rammed an explosive-laden vehicle into an army convoy in Khbyer Pakhtunkhwa province, officials say.

Israel's tactic to lure Palestinians into aid spots in Gaza and shoot them is brutality," says commentator Chris Doyle.

Trump battles the media on just how much damage US bombs did to Iran's main nuclear facility.

Thousands to march in Hungary's capital despite government ban, highlighting EU-wide resistance against anti-LGBTQ laws.

Spain's Ballon d'Or holder, Aitana Bonmati, is hospitalised with meningitis two weeks before Euro 2025 championships.

Afghans stuck in Tehran represent a forgotten population in a conflict that has captured global attention.

Hundreds of protesters gather in Bangkok to demand Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra's resignation.

What's the dress code for players and fans? Who will win the titles? How to join the queue? Al Jazeera explains.

Iranians waving flags and shouting slogans join the state funeral, four days after Iran and Israel agreed on truce.

If the global refugee population were just 100 people, 33 would be children, each in need of protection.

The latest census puts India's wild lion population at 891 lions, a 32% increase from 2020. But is it all good news?

Investigators described finding decaying bodies stacked up throughout a dilapidated, insect-infested building.

Twelve days of war between Israel and Iran left hundreds dead. The ceasefire barely holds, for now.

US president's claim greeted with surprise as deaths spiral in Gaza and Israeli forces accused of more 'war crimes'.

A truck collided with a minibus carrying day labourers, two of whom were 14-year-old girls, to their workplace.

Here are the key events on day 1,220 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

The Supreme Court delivered victories for religious freedom advocates and the Trump administration on its final day.

In recent months, healthcare in the Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh has been badly affected by foreign aid cuts.

Chelsea face Benfica in an all-European round of 16 tie at the FIFA Club World Cup. Al Jazeera takes a closer look.

James Ryan, the university's president, stepped down amid Trump administration scrutiny over diversity initiatives.

After Doha helped mediate, Qatari diplomat says the country is committed to efforts to de-escalate conflicts.

Fox said the $7878m suit over its story about phone call with Trump frivolous' and a publicity stunt'.

Ruling makes it harder for judges to nationally block controversial executive orders as they are challenged in court.

Nine people from one extended family were killed at Swat River, while others died in rain-related incidents elsewhere.

European Union summit fails to act on trade agreement despite findings of human rights abuses.

US president says Iranian Supreme Leader's alleged anger, hatred, disgust' led him to drop work on sanctions relief.

The Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda have signed a peace deal, opening US access to key minerals.

Haaretz has published an expose on starving Palestinians being shot for no reason at aid distribution sites.

WHO's Tedros says 'all hypotheses must remain on the table' after critical information not provided to investigators.

The Department of Homeland Security says the gang-riddled Caribbean country is safe enough for Haitians to return.

Why everyone is talking about New York City's new mayoral frontrunner.

Canada had approved a 3 percent digital last year in June and the first set of payments is due on Monday.

Doctors give everything to save lives during a violent gang war in one of the last remaining trauma hospitals in Haiti.

Russian leader indicates longterm plan to cut army spending, as his forces vie for foothold in Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk.