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India were favourites to win a home Cricket World Cup - so how did it all go wrong for them in the all-important final?

Palestinians in the war-torn Gaza Strip face increased risk of disease.

Northern Gaza's last running hospital is being targeted by Israeli forces.

And the second-class citizenship they have will not protect them.

Jabalia in northern Gaza and Khan Younis and Rafah in the south are among the areas hit.

The grouping, which has previously focused on economic issues, called for an end to 'war crimes' in the Gaza conflict.

The motion calling for the closure of the embassy passed with 248 votes in favour and 91 votes against.

I will likely die in prison, but before I do, myself and other prisoners want a process to ensure Islamic burial rites.

Unable to navigate foreign health systems and disappointed by the level of care, refugees risk it all for their babies.

Eliminate them all." A video by Israel's public broadcaster of children singing about Gaza has caused a backlash online

The probe puts more legal pressure on Alpha Conde, already facing allegations of corruption, assassination and torture.

Former prime minister was indicted for allegedly revealing official secrets after his 2022 ouster from office.

UN: Half the fatalities in past three months due to Russia's use of long-range missiles, abandoned ordinance blasts.

South Korea says rocket believed to be carrying a spy satellite as Japan condemns launch in 'strongest possible terms'.

Food aid is due to stop in January in a country taking in hundreds of thousands of refugees from Sudan's war.

Authorities in Brazzaville announced that an unspecified number of other people were also injured in the incident.

In his last report before contact was lost on Monday, an Al Jazeera writer describes the terror on the ground.

After attacks on a faculty member over comments about Gaza, faculty and students call on Cornell to take action.

Gaza official says occupancy rate in hospitals in the region has reached 190 percent as they overflow with wounded.

Disagreements persist, but analysts say the US has shown no readiness to draw any red lines for Israel.

Al Mayadeen TV said an Israeli attack 'deliberately' targeted its correspondent Farah Omar and cameraman Rabih Me'mari.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the protests marked Ukraine's 'first victory' in its war with Russia.

Arrests of director and editor in chief of Abzas Media come after series of reports looking into officials' wealth.

More than 1.7 million people are in need as torrential rains destroy homes and livelihoods in Horn of Africa.

Nigerian public sector workers may earn slightly more than they did years ago, but can afford fewer things than before.

Workers inside a collapsed road tunnel seen alive for first time amid attempts to create new passageways to free them.

The South Pacific nation downgrades its alert level, but warns the Ulawun outburst could continue 'indefinitely'.

The gunman's name, his motive for the attack and other details were not immediately released.

From a potential truce to continuing attacks on Gaza's Indonesian Hospital - here are the major updates.

The deal is expected to see the group exchange captives for Palestinian prisoners with Israel for a truce.

A break in hostilities could benefit Israel militarily, even though it could hurt Prime Minister Netanyahu politically.

An underground camera has provided the first video of dozens of Indian tunnel workers who've been trapped for 10 days.

Yemen's Houthi rebels have released video of the moment the group seized an Israel-linked cargo ship.

Densely populated country faces worst-ever outbreak in history, with over 1,500 dead and hospitals packed to the brim.

Pyongyang says it will attempt its latest satellite launch before December 2 as Japan and South Korea on standby.

Looking for ways to bake bread or cook what little food that they have, the people of Gaza return to tradition.

Making a maintenance trip in Gaza now literally means taking your life into your own hands. Why do they do it?

UN warns window for limiting warming to 1.5C is closing fast ahead of COP28 meeting in Dubai.

Former diplomat Hsiao Bi-khim formalises her run for vice president as the November 24 deadline for candidates looms.

US will send Ukraine anti-tank weapons, air-defence equipment and an additional HIMARS system.

Social media platform accuses media watchdog of manipulating algorithm to drive away advertisers.

As the war enters its 636th day, these are the main developments.

The tightly-controlled city-state has turned down protest requests and urged people not to display political symbols.

Investors reportedly concerned they could lose hundreds of millions of dollars they invested in the tech startup.

Surgeoon tells Al Jazeera he believes the destruction of the health sector is part of an Israeli military strategy.

The Iran-backed Houthis say the move was a response to Israel's assault on Gaza.

Trump's lawyer argues order violates free speech while judges say his rhetoric could threaten integrity of his trial.

28 premature babies, evacuated from Al-Shifa hospital in Gaza are now being treated in Egypt.

All the babies are 'fighting serious infections and continue needing healthcare', a WHO spokesperson says.

Saverio Razionale and Domenico Bonavota, two local Calabrian mafia leaders, both given 30-year sentences.