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Displaced families have been camping out in tents, as critics say the government must deliver on promised aid.

Finnish, Swedish hockey players playing in Russia-based league will not be chosen for national teams, associations say.

The renowned Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow did not provide an official reason for cancelling two long-awaited performances.

Small cities like Columbus, Indiana now represent the most rapidly diversifying parts of the United States.

FIFA issued a raft of sanctions worldwide after studying dozens of cases from qualifying games for the Qatar World Cup.

Etsy, Wayfair and Shopify are hurtling toward earnings reports this week in the shadow of Amazon's deep selloff.

Evacuation efforts from besieged city run into delays; local official says Russia resumed shelling on Sunday.

The incident occured outside the international stadium in the heart of the capital, during prayers.

China has implemented stringent measures to fight a coronavirus outbreak, with Beijing closing gyms and cinemas.

Anti-government rallies have been raging over Pashinyan's speech about the need to sign a peace deal with Azerbaijan.

Tens of millions of Indians are struggling to cope with a relentless heatwave, with temperatures reaching record highs.

Building collapses frequently happen in Africa's most populous country.

Meeting comes two days after Pelosi led a delegation to meet Ukrainian President Zelenskyy in Kyiv to pledge US support.

Israel demands apology after Sergey Lavrov suggested Hitler had Jewish roots in comments about 'denazifying' Ukraine'.

The EU's antitrust chief says the US tech giant 'unfairly shielded its Apple Pay wallets from competition'.

Authorities say the phones of the two top officials were tapped in an 'illicit and external intervention' last year.

While the global sea level is expected to rise 50cm by 2100, for large parts of New Zealand, it could be 1 metre.

Food delivery workers went on strike against long work hours and decreased pay, forcing Deliveroo to back down.

Writer Nadeine Asbali recreates beloved Libyan dishes inspired by childhood summers by the sea in Benghazi.

Projected low number of Russian tourists is a major cause of concern for Turkey amid ongoing economic crisis.

Tehran has called the trial of Hamid Nouri, who is accused of involvement in prisoner executions, politically motivated.

Texas upped inspections of commercial trucks entering the US in a bid to pressure Mexican states increase security.

Striking miners got on stage as South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, a founding member of the trade unions, spoke.

Freedom of expression and user agency do not exist without safety and protection online.

Across East Africa, prices of certain commodities are rising partly because of the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Melenchon's far-left LFI movement agrees to form a joint front with the EELV against Macron's La Republique en March.

Attack caused a minor fire at the refinery in the northern Iraqi city, but has been brought under control.

Eid al-Fitr means ‘festival of breaking the fast’ and marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan.

Falling earnings dented by inflation which has been exacerbated by the war is hurting household diets.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 68th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Russia's $40bn in bonds and the chance of a default closely watched amid country's isolation over Ukraine war.

India’s anti-money laundering agency took control of the bank accounts of Xiaomi Technology India, it said.

European energy providers open Russian rouble accounts for gas, challenging bloc's united front against Moscow.

New Zealand welcomes tourists from US, UK, Canada, Japan and more than 50 other countries for first time in two years.

Russia's foreign minister says its Victory Day anniversary is not relevant to the pace of its war in Ukraine.

Companies from luxury goods makers to fast-food restaurants have taken a hit due to Beijing's 'zero COVID' policies.

Governors in Russia's Belgorod and Kursk regions report explosions as many Mariupol civilians wait for evacuation.

Postponement comes after Qatar called for more time for rebel groups and government officials to reach a 'peace deal'.

Measles cases are up 80 percent as the pandemic disrupts routine immunisation campaigns.

Saudi Arabia records fastest economic growth rate in a decade as oil sector fuels a 9.6 percent rise in first quarter.

Saudi Arabia will discuss the option of extending the terms of $3bn deposit in Pakistani bank, a joint statement says.

Afghans struggle to put food on the table as the humanitarian situation continues to remain grim.

The move comes after both Swedish and Danish authorities reported a violation of their airspace by Russian plane.

Opposition leader announced that 'large-scale campaign of civil disobedience' will begin this coming week.

For years, rebels have launched attacks and set ambushes from their island enclaves in the Lake Chad basin.

Suspects include the building's owner and members of an inspection firm accused of providing a false safety report.

Peace was an underlying theme on May Day with calls for an end to Russia's war in Ukraine.

There are much more promising strategies that could help bring sustainable peace to the region.

Thousands of political prisoners, however, are estimated to remain in Egyptian jails.