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Ukraine's foreign minister said the country wanted a UN peace summit by February, but it is unlikely Russia will join.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 307th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Rain and flooding forced more than 45,000 people into evacuation centres, most of the missing believed to be fishers.

North Korean leader says isolated state has increased economic and military power at opening of key annual gathering.

Fulfil Moscow's demands, 'otherwise, the issue will be decided by the Russian army', Russia's foreign minister said.

Industrial profits fell 3.6 percent in January-November from a year earlier, government data shows.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has ordered that 'all measures be taken to protect the Serbian people in Kosovo'.

Former international striker said his wife and daughter were travelling from Tehran to Dubai when flight was diverted.

US city of Jackson, Mississippi, is once again under a boil-water advisory after months of unsafe drinking water.

Authorities say generals took part in pay-for-promotion scheme with alleged approval of ex-President Pedro Castillo.

Democratic-governed state is considering joining Republican-led efforts to limit Chinese app, records request shows.

Incoming minister says Brazil cannot allow 'political terrorism' after Bolsonaro supporter accused of bomb plot.

As the year end approaches, we look back on the events and images that marked Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Alberto Fernandez calls decision to award more funding to Buenos Aires 'unfair' but reverses stance from last week.

Decision a major step towards easing entry restrictions, which have largely closed China's borders since early 2020.

Vladimir Putin accuses his opponent of avoiding talks but Volodymyr Zelenskyy says it's just a delaying tactic.

Phone call between Ukraine president and Narendra Modi comes as India is seeking to strengthen trade ties with Russia.

Ankara expressed unease at PKK flags spotted during a march mourning the shooting deaths of three Kurds in Paris

With inadequate aid, women-headed households will find it hard to keep their children fed and warm.

In the city of Buenaventura, a ceasefire between two rival gangs is being held up as a model for government peace plans.

Analysts say the government must assert its dominance and immediately devise a strategy to counter escalating attacks.

Officials in hard-hit New York state area say situation remains dangerous as crews work to rescue people, clear roads.

Officials say an ISIL cell had targeted security and military buildings in the city, killing six fighters.

A Hezbollah spokesperson says the detained suspect is a supporter of the group but not a member.

The 69-year-old suspected of shooting dead three Kurdish people in Paris appears before an investigating judge.

The UN called 2022 the deadliest year for Palestinians in the Israeli-occupied West Bank in 16 years.

The US-Canada border cuts through the Haskell Free Library and Opera House, built more than 100 years ago.

The Taliban's decision to ban women from working at NGOs has seen many organisations suspend aid work in Afghanistan.

The elections are scheduled for December 2023, despite spiralling insecurity in the east, spearheaded by the M23 rebels

At least 15 people are being treated in hospital after an ammonia leak caused by a cargo train derailment.

Dozens of hungry and weak Rohingya landed on a beach in Indonesia's northernmost province of Aceh.

The federal government and Tigrayan forces signed an agreement to permanently cease hostilities after two years of war.

A boat carrying 180 Rohingya is missing at sea and presumed sunk, a UN agency says.

The Turkish leader says the Portuguese footballer is 'someone who stands for the Palestinian cause'.

Writer Kao Kalia Yang reflects on her friendship with an older couple who has guided her life - and her career.

Aid groups say more than 100 migrants and refugees, who are seeking asylum in the US, were transported from Texas.

One South Korean jet crashed after Seoul scrambled its air force against the first drone airspace violation since 2017.

Defence ministry says the incident happened at a military base in Sorotov region, 730km southeast of Moscow.

The balance of power in the European Union is shifting eastwards.

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Deployment of weapons comes amid Moscow's increasing pressure on Minsk to aid its invasion of Ukraine.

China sends 71 planes and seven ships towards Taiwan in display of force over US defence support for self-ruled island.

Commuters in Beijing and Shanghai are crowding roads and public transport as cities move past tough 'zero-COVID' policy.

Ten people were initially feared buried, but rescue workers say eight have since been identified and accounted for.

Millions of people hunker down against a deep freeze to ride out the winter storm.

Taiwan accuses Beijing of destroying regional peace and trying to cow its people.

Kurds have been attacked in Paris and their anger is growing.

Death toll expected to rise with motorists trapped in cars in and around the snow-paralysed city of Buffalo in New York.