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Former Liverpool manager Klopp takes Red Bull football job
German coach Jurgen Klopp appointed head of football operations at Red Bull in his first role since leaving Liverpool.
Haiti’s gangs are recruiting child soldiers, rights group says
Boys and girls driven by hunger into gangs face abuse and forced into criminal activities, Human Rights Watch warns.
US State Dept official rebuts ‘bull****’ accusation from reporter
‘People are sick of the bull**** in here’. This is how a reporter confronted US State Department spokesman.
Climate change intensified deadly Hurricane Helene: Report
New study says torrential rain and powerful winds were about 10 percent more intense due to climate change.
‘Big setback’: Why India’s Congress lost out to Modi in key state election
As Congress loses Haryana despite exit polls predicting comfortable win, analysts warn of tough days ahead for party.
Israeli air strike hits Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley
Al Jazeera obtains exclusive video showing explosions in Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley as a result of intense Israeli attacks.
Brazilian nun awarded UN refugee prize
Sister Rosita Milesi runs national network helping refugees across Brazil and has helped shape public policy.
Mozambique’s election: Who’s contesting and what’s at stake?
Wednesday's polls are expected to usher a younger president into power for the first time since independence in 1975.
North Korea says will ‘completely’ cut road and rail links with South Korea
The move marks an escalation and Pyongyang calls it a response to war exercises that have been held in South Korea.
Where are the Israeli captives taken in the Hamas-led October 7 attack?
Despite pressure to agree to a deal that would see captives released, Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu has not budged.