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Refugees, displaced Ukrainians pass the five million mark, as Russia encircles cities and pounds them with missiles.

Smirnova, who previously expressed her opposition to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, will join the Dutch National Ballet.

The ICJ orders Russia to halt invasion, says it is 'profoundly concerned' by Moscow's use of force in Ukraine.

'We need you right now' Ukrainian president tells US Congress as Russian invasion continues - here are his full remarks.

What is happening where and the impact on people.

Namibia's relaxation of the rules comes amid declining COVID-19 infection rates.

Allegations of corruption have often been levelled against the Nigerian oil company.

US grants TPS to Afghans, but advocates say law securing path to permanent residency for refugees still needed.

No reports of casualties in Fukushima, which was hit by a deadly earthquake and tsunami 11 years ago.

Local authorities say the vegetation-covered mountain is not suitable for building homes and is prone to landslides.

Russian president says West aims to damage the Russian economy but insists the it could withstand the sanctions.

British PM Boris Johnson visits Gulf for talks aimed at moving away from reliance on Russian oil and gas supplies.

Waiver will need the backing of the 164 members of the WTO, which takes decisions based on consensus.

Kevin Johnson said he will retire next month after five years as president and CEO of the coffee giant.

The Fed is expected to raise rates for the first time since 2018 in an effort to curb the hottest inflation in 40 years.

US President Biden at the White House is prepared to announce new military aid for Ukraine after Zelenskyy's speech.

Rosa Bonheur is recognised for her work as an artist and an animal painter.

And there are new pressures that could send prices even higher, namely the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

At a time of increased stress, withdrawal medication is hard to find while blackmarket drug prices soar.

Spate of conservative bills on abortion, critical race theory and gender identity signal worrying trend, critics say.

“I feel that China has increasingly been moving to the beat of its own drum.”

For journalists, hotels are an important part of the infrastructure required to report from warzones.

Moscow says parts of a possible peace deal with Kyiv close to being agreed as the peace talks enter a serious phase.

For years, Uzbeks travelled to Russia in search of better lives. With the Ukraine conflict, the trend is in reverse.

Forensic institute in Ukrainian city under Russian attack says it has received 120 bodies since war began.

Hindu supremacists seek wider ban on Muslim girls wearing hijab in class after Karnataka court's controversial verdict.

About 20,000 people have evacuated the port city under siege by Russian troops.

The government plans to appease the island's independence movement with an offer of 'autonomy', according to a minister.

Protests in capital demanding President Gotabaya Rajapaksa resign as country suffers worst economic crisis in decades.

Successful negotiations are seen as a prelude for a national dialogue in N'Djamena - and transition to civilian rule.

After years of propping up President Bashar al-Assad in Syria, experts say Russia is using the same playbook in Ukraine.

Human Rights Watch said Rwanda's 'abusive legal framework' is intensifying a culture of intolerance.

A doctor reflects on the 'indirect' victims of Russia's invasion – patients who can no longer find medical care.

Tokayev seeks to switch his country from 'superpresidential' rule to a presidential republic with a strong parliament.

According to the company's own accounts, Moderna brought in $13bn in pre-tax profits in 2021.

Multiple petitions seek removal of personal information online over privacy concerns amid lack of a data protection law.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 21st day, we take a look at the main developments.

Shonagh Dillon has become a voice for women who have been silenced by male violence.

A unique initiative relieves sick children from the coldness of hospitals and clutches of pain through music lessons.

Armando Linares from Monitor Michoacan the latest murdered in spate of killings that has stirred international concern.

Moscow says it is withdrawing from the Strasbourg-based body as pressure mounts on Russia over its Ukraine invasion.

Right-wing Jews dress as Muslims to enter the Al-Aqsa compound in hopes of changing the status quo in the site.

Hindu festival Holi, also known as festival of colours, marks the beginning of spring season in the Indian subcontinent.

Those who have supported Middle Eastern refugees say dealing with the Ukraine crisis is far easier with state support.

Already ostracised in Europe, a heavily sanctioned Russia may also struggle to find much love in Asia.

The people of Yemen are still suffering and urgently need international support.

Activists are finding unique ways to dismantle Russia’s propaganda machine.

Startups in Pakistan, one of the last untapped frontier markets, raised $486m of global capital since January 2021.

Bangladesh police admit for the first time that ARSA had ordered Mohib Ullah's assassination last year.