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Energy prices began soaring last year after lifting of pandemic lockdowns, followed by Russia’s war in Ukraine.

A total of 32 teams have been broken down into eight groups with the top two progressing to the knockouts.

Environmental groups have questioned claims by World Cup organisers that the tournament will be carbon-neutral.

International Centre of Justice for Palestinians says there are 'strong grounds' to legally oppose embassy relocation.

Mallikarjun Kharge, 80, defeats Shashi Tharoor to become the first Dalit Congress president.

Unknown and underpaid, the stuntmen of Bollywood risk life and limb to make it in the world’s biggest film industry.

Victims of sexual assault in Russia-occupied areas at the start of the war were aged between four and 80, report says.

Ukraine has been vocal about the purported use of Iranian drones, and the EU is considering sanctions on Tehran.

In leaked recording, former prime minister also seems to defend Russia's position in the war in Ukraine.

Ban comes as health authorities probe an unexplained rise this year in children's deaths from acute kidney injury.

Tens of thousands of worker take to the streets of France to call for pay rises to cope with rising inflation.

Sanna Irshad Mattoo was prevented by Indian authorities from flying to US to receive the prestigious Pulitzer Prize.

Overtly racist, sexist and queer-phobic books are filling the void left by bans on “critical race theory".

Analysts say shared interests will sustain ties despite Washington's promise of 'consequences' over oil production cuts.

What I would say to the human immunodeficiency virus that’s lived inside my body for 24 years.

The team of teenage African Italian minors who fought to play basketball, all the way to Italy’s parliament.

Greece and Turkey could come to blows ahead of elections in both countries next year, say experts on both sides.

Food and non-alcoholic beverage prices were the biggest driver of inflation in September as they rose by 14.5 percent.

Parcel bombs are suspected in Insein Prison explosions that reportedly killed three staff and five visitors.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 238th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Chief Executive John Lee says city authorities will 'trawl' the world for talented individuals and new enterprises.

In the 1990s and 2000s, Bhutia’s magic on the field brought the sport back into contention in the cricket-crazy country.

North Korea fires 350 rounds off its east and west coasts near border with S Korea after Seoul kicks off defence drills.

British Museum has displayed the contested Greek sculptures for the past 200 years.

Scientists say melting glaciers are bringing together hosts and viruses that would not normally encounter each other.

Russian forces have been driven back by an ongoing Ukrainian offensive and are at risk of being trapped.

Envoy told the right to peaceful protest must be respected after Hong Kong protest was attacked and one man assaulted.

Surging US dollar is making local currencies weaker, contributing to skyrocketing prices of everyday goods and services.

Anniversary of 2019 social movement comes weeks after Chileans rejected new constitution that emerged from protests.

From July through September, Netflix attracted 2.4 million new subscribers worldwide, more than double the forecast.

Group found on uninhabited Mona Island, which smugglers use as drop-off point for vessels leaving Dominican Republic.

US state has set aside billions of dollars for new housing projects as many students are pushed into homelessness.

Warning comes as Russia bombards energy facilities and causes blackouts in cities across Ukraine.

US president pledges to sign law protecting reproductive rights if Democratic Party wins upcoming legislative elections.

African countries say they're marginalised and global financial policies are hampering their access to capital markets.

New programme will allow 24,000 Venezuelans into the US, but most arriving at border with Mexico will be expelled.

The loss has dashed, for now, the labour group's hopes to get Amazon to the negotiating table on contracts.

Thousands have taken to the streets across France, as tensions rise between workers and the government.

Al Jazeera gets the Asian perspective with a month to go until the FIFA World Cup in Qatar.

The cement maker has pleaded guilty to making payments to groups designated as 'terrorists' by the US.

Arne Schoenbohm relieved of duties after media outlets report possible connections with Russian intelligence.

Ukraine's top diplomat says he made the proposal after Russian attacks using what Kyiv says are Iranian-made drones.

Locals shared videos of trees, big rocks and cars being dragged by current of mud and water in northern Venezuela.

Eighty-eight members of 101-seat legislature vote to adopt the measure after Latvia and Lithuania took similar steps.

Millions of people affected by Boko Haram's armed campaign are in need of urgent humanitarian aid.

UN says a child is being admitted for medical treatment for malnutrition every minute in Somalia as drought worsens.

Sula Valley residents say inadequate government response to past storms has left them exceptionally vulnerable.

The longtime foes both regularly face accusations of refugee mistreatment.

Embattled UK leader promises programme of 'eye-watering' public spending cuts after scrapping vast tax-cutting plans.

Rebel forces concede the loss of Shire as the UN warns over air attacks' 'devastating impact' on civilians.