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Samuel Eto'o says a higher budget might have attracted the likes of Mbappe and Tchouameni to play for Africa instead.

Carlos Queiroz quit the job after leading Ghana to the World Cup Round of 32 but has returned for an interim period.

Torrential rain triggered severe flooding across parts of eastern China, rushing down streets and sweeping away vehicles

Thunderstorm also causes severe flooding and forces flight cancellations at Pearson airport.

Former Trump campaign chair says that US President Trump is focused on protecting both the Republican Party and himself.

A man scaled a building to rescue a girl dangling from a 3rd floor balcony in the Turkish city of Diyarbakir.

Top medical groups say current evidence shows these vaccines protect against severe illness and death.

Niger’s authorities showed off the arsenal seized during fighting to put down a revolt against the government.

Asian economies are racing to build up storage capacity to reduce their exposure to conflict in the Middle East.

Energy firms sign deals in Caracas, days after Venezuela agreed to grant the US control of a fifth of its oil reserves.

Tens of thousands rallied across Spain protesting the government's handling of the Ceuta migrant crisis.

The last man prosecuted over the 2017 killing of Maltese journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia has been acquitted.

US forces boarded and sank a boat in the eastern Pacific saying it was a floating refueling station for drug-traffickers

Police say suspected gunman is also dead and that several people, including three officers, were wounded.

Al Jazeera’s Jessica Washington gets exclusive access to rescue crews in Rasuwa, Nepal, digging and blasting.

Trump says US can hit Iran 'anytime we want' as Tehran says deadly strikes, including on wedding party, a war crime.

Former Venezuelan leader was abducted by US forces during a military attack on Caracas in January.

Republican Mike Johnson slams Democrats for voting against 'defending the integrity' of the court.

Political tensions rise as Moroccans prepare for the polls, with the official campaign start still days away.

Ruling follows a 6-3 decision from the Supreme Court that found Trump's effort to limit birthright citizenship illegal.

Iran's health ministry spokesman says the death toll from US attacks has risen to 18, including a child.

Spain faces unrest as residents protest, while migrants and asylum seekers search for shelter and resources in Ceuta.

Food safety scares raise questions over whether Trump’s cuts weakened US food safety monitoring.

Multiple new cases have been filed against OpenAI, alleging ChatGPT played a role in the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting.

Senator Thom Tillis accuses Pentagon chief of 'inept mismanagement' as US military is strained by war on Iran.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday that his country is working to overthrow Iran’s government.

Children return to school in DR Congo amid growing concerns over Ebola

Israel Katz says 'there is no real solution for Gaza' without de-populating the territory.

Teenagers killed in settlers attack on al-Mughayyer as West Bank violence continues.

Resignation of US Army secretary is latest loss at the top for the military.