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Ukraine president 'not afraid to meet' with Russia’s Putin if it would lead to a peace deal between the two countries.

Ukraine's president says 'there is no justice, no logic' to Antonio Guterres's decision to travel to Moscow before Kyiv.

With tarawih prayers resuming after 88 years this Ramadan, the museum-turned-mosque stands as a sublime feat.

Unemployment and poverty in oil-producing Niger Delta has made illegal crude refining an attractive but deadly business.

Cavusoglu conveyed the ban, which will stay in place for three months, to Moscow, according to local media.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 59th day, we take a look at the main developments.

The event puts a spotlight on artists who have been overlooked, while also investigating themes including gender norms.

Many countries are ending travel restrictions, mask mandates and coronavirus testing.

Opinion polls point to Macron as the likely winner but with a much smaller margin than in 2017.

Russia has deployed the Wagner Group in military operations across at least half a dozen African nations.

Bodyguard of Iranian general is killed in a shooting in Sistan-Baluchistan, a province bordering Pakistan and Afghan.

Three military personnel dead after an assault on a military installation in Pakistan's North Waziristan region.

Russian media report alleges that the SAS has deployed to the Lviv region in western Ukraine.

Ebola outbreak in 2018-2020 killed nearly 2,300 people, the second-highest death toll recorded.

Six patrol vessels and four aircraft are involved in the search after the sightseeing boat goes missing in rough waters.

Fighting intensifies across cities in Kharkiv and Luhansk regions as Russia presses its offensive into the east.

The Sarmat missile can carry up to 15 nuclear warheads and has a range of 35,000km (22,000 miles).

The war in Ukraine enters its third month on Sunday, the day Orthodox Christians celebrate Easter.

Conde was deposed by army officers last year in a move widely condemned by regional powers.

PM Shehbaz Sharif to hold emergency meeting after authorities detect a case of the disease in North Waziristan district.

The tremor hit 42km (26 miles) south east of Mostar and was felt across the Balkans, according to media reports.

Government comes under increased pressure to step down as media minister and other senior party members back protests.

Journalists in Greece working to hold those in power to account are facing increasing pressures.

Pakistan's media caught between politicians and the military. Plus, the crushing of speech in Bangladesh.

Both sides express hope talks could ease bilateral, regional tensions, but downplayed expectations of breakthrough.

Israel said that it will close the Erez crossing on Sunday for workers coming from the besieged enclave.

On this World Book Day, let's remember how invigoratingly edifying reading can be.

Located next to Qatar's national stadium, the museum comprises seven gallery spaces with objects from around the world.

Finance minister has made a request for a Rapid Financing Instrument with the IMF. What are the chances for a bailout?

Opposition candidates in the upcoming election accuse supporters of traditional parties of disrupting their campaigns.

National Security Council, a body of top civil and military leaders, says it found no evidence to suggest a conspiracy.

Families had pushed back against official line that the entire crew managed to evacuate before the ship sank.

Antonio Guterres will travel to Moscow and then Kyiv to discuss 'steps that can be taken right now' to stop fighting.

Beijing is North Korea's only ally, but domestic challenges and global power politics may keep it from acting.

Juan Orlando Hernandez faces drug trafficking and weapons charges after being extradited to the United States this week.

Somalia's police chief and legislators were in restaurant at time of attack, but were unharmed.

Antonio Guterres wants to discuss steps to immediately end two months of fighting and bring people to safety.

Osman Kavala made his final appeal for freedom on Friday, at the culmination of a years-long trial.

The S&P 500 slid 2.8 percent, the biggest decline since March 7.

On Earth Day, US president pledges to plant 1.2 billion trees and compile inventory of old-growth across the country.

Some of the revenue will be used to pay victims of a university doctor for alleged sexual assault.

Ecuador's president from 2007 to 2017, Correa was sentenced in absentia to eight years in prison for bribery.

The loss of Ukraine's ports and most fertile stretch of land would further upend food prices, analysts say.

Rights advocates demand name of police officer who shot Lyoya, 26, in the back of the head after Michigan traffic stop.

Series of bombings in Afghanistan highlight security challenges since Taliban seized power in August.

Both countries have recently tested advanced new weapons, but what could they mean for current and future conflicts?

Demonstration held to show solidarity amid continued Israeli raids in occupied Jerusalem and at Al-Aqsa Mosque.

Discussions on migration held in Washington this week amid increasing numbers of Cubans trying to enter the US.

Sri Lanka will receive up to $600m from the World Bank over the next 4 months to buy medicine and other essential goods.

Georgia voters seek to disqualify Trump ally Marjorie Taylor Greene from re-election for engaging in 'insurrection'.