After Brazil election loss, what’s next for Bolsonaro?
In a deeply divided country, the far-right outgoing president will not slink into the shadows, analysts say.
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US consumer prices finally start to ease
Prices rose less than expected in October, pushing inflation below eight percent for the first time this year.
Russia’s withdrawal from Ukraine’s Kherson city explained in maps
Russian troops have been ordered to withdraw from the only Ukrainian regional capital seized throughout the war.
Russia coming under ‘heavy pressure’ in Ukraine, NATO chief says
Jens Stoltenberg says Russian retreat from Kherson would be Ukraine's 'victory'.
Elon Musk, in first email to Twitter staff, ends remote work
New owner of social media giant tells employees to prepare 'for difficult times ahead'.
Russia abandons Kherson city and digs in farther east
In the 37th week of Russia’s war in Ukraine, Russia announced a troop withdrawal from the southern city of Kherson.
Film festival brings Palestinian history to life
Nearly 60 local and international films were screened during the ninth edition of the Palestine Cinema Days festival.
Iran arrests woman accused of links to UK-based TV channel
Elham Afkari was arrested as she tried to flee the country, according to semi-official Iranian news agency Fars.
Jailed Egyptian hunger striker had medical intervention: Family
Alaa Abd el-Fattah's family fear prison officials in Egypt have force-fed him, which they say would amount to torture.
European Parliament approves Croatia’s admission to Schengen zone
The parliament votes in favour of lifting the remaining border controls between the Schengen zone and Croatia.
Russia pulling out of Kherson, but why do Ukrainians not rush in?
Ukrainian officials, military analysts remain cautious after Russia announced withdrawal from largest seized city.
Kenya to spend $37m on sending troops to DR Congo
Kenya’s Parliament has approved the deployment of nearly 1,000 troops for a new regional force in the DRC.
Iran’s climate efforts derided as MENA nations take action
Nonexistent government action on climate change as iconic lakes such as Urmia in northwest Iran disappear.
Hurricane Nicole hits Florida, weakens to tropical storm
The storm brought strong winds and heavy rains to areas still reeling from Hurricane Ian.
Kenyan court drops $60m corruption case against deputy president
Under new President William Ruto’s government, prosecutors have withdrawn several cases against some of his allies.
Democrats hail young voters, Gen Z as US midterm results roll in
Young voters helped to make the difference in some key states and mute Republicans' projected 'red wave', advocates say.
France to allow Ocean Viking migrant rescue ship to dock
NGO vessel carrying more than 230 passengers has been at sea for more than two weeks since Italy refused to let it dock.
Middle East round-up: Alaa Abd el-Fattah, Egypt and COP27
Here’s a round-up of Al Jazeera’s Middle East coverage this week.
Hacker demands $10m to stop leaking Australians’ medical records
Cyber-extortionist posts medical information purporting to show details of abortions and treatments for addiction, HIV.
Russia deportations probable ‘crimes against humanity’: Amnesty
Civilians tell rights group they endured 'abusive screening processes' as they were taken from Ukraine to Russia.