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Kyiv sees room for compromise as Russian and Ukrainian delegations prepare for a new round of talks on Wednesday.

At least 19 million Yemenis will go hungry unless funds are raised, UN officials say ahead of pledging conference.

Imran Khan welcomes UNGA's approval to a resolution setting March 15 as International Day to Combat Islamophobia.

Burkina Faso-born Diebedo Francis Kere was honoured for his 'pioneering' and sustainable designs in architecture.

Setback comes amid concern Pyongyang plans to launch a banned intercontinental ballistic missile.

Moscow must pay $117m in interest by Wednesday or risk defaulting on its debt.

The cheaper rates allow the BJP, Facebook's largest political client in India, to reach more voters for less money.

Since the pandemic began, 19 species of animals across 35 countries have contracted COVID-19.

Beijing's stance on the Russian invasion of Ukraine could define future ties with Washington, analysts say.

A roundup of the key battleground developments on Day 20 of Russia’s multi-pronged invasion of Ukraine.

Ukraine’s president repeats his demand as Russia continues to attack residential areas in Ukrainian cities.

EU says main objective is to avoid 'carbon leakage' and encourage partner nations to establish carbon-pricing policies.

Ukraine leader says Russian demands during talks are becoming 'more realistic'; Poland calls for a peacekeeping mission.

Ukraine has accused Russia of blocking evacuations in Mariupol as the number of refugees touches three million.

US president will seek to reaffirm 'ironclad' commitment to NATO allies, address fallout of Russia's attack on Ukraine.

Tuesday’s 'Peace March' took place before next month's parliamentary elections and amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

PM will use the trip to discuss oil supplies and urge Riyadh to condemn Russia's invasion of Ukraine, officials say.

Visiting Mexico and Costa Rica, Homeland Security head pursues Biden policy for Latin American help to manage migration.

Kidnappings in Haiti rose 180 percent during the past year amid deepening political instability and gang violence.

Marina Ovsyannikova ran onto the set of Russia's most-watched evening news broadcast holding a poster reading 'No war'.

The death of Oleksandra Kurshynova and Pierre Zakrzewski bring the death toll among journalists in the war to five.

A strategic snapshot of Russia's shifting tactics in the north, south, east and west of the country.

Alongside Biden, US officials on the list included Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and CIA chief William Burns.

In its first broad human rights report since Myanmar's coup, UN says army has shown flagrant disregard for human life.

Ukrainian president gets multiple standing ovations in Canada's parliament as he calls for more international support.

More than half of Kyiv's three million inhabitants have fled the city since the start of the Russian offensive.

Sanctions imposed on Russia have brought to the fore questions about alternatives to US currency-based markets.

Attacks over the past two weeks in New York and Washington, DC had targeted unhoused people on the streets, killing 2.

Lawyer hopeful for aid worker's release almost six years on from her detention.

The UK announces new sanctions on Russian individuals, hiked tariffs on Russian imports and banned export goods.

The equity market rebounded after a three-day slide while crude hovered near $95 a barrel.

The exit means that the US Caribbean territory’s government will resume billion-dollar payments to bondholders.

The rise underscored inflationary pressures that set the stage for a Federal Reserve rate rise this week.

Navalny faces 13 years in jail, two years on probation and $10,600 fine for embezzlement and contempt of court charges.

Sour relations between Uganda and Rwanda had led to a three-year border closure by Kigali, that ended in January.

In joint news conference, foreign ministers of Russia and Iran contest Western claim Moscow is blocking JCPOA revival.

It's time to put an end to a long history of violence in the name of benevolence.

Western media's coverage of Putin's war has revealed a sickening score of hypocrisies and marquee-sized blind spots.

The curfew comes as Moscow has intensified attacks on Ukrainian cities, including the capital, Kyiv.

Al Jazeera looks into Israel’s family reunification law that affects Palestinian couples and families.

The rebellion, which has thrived on perceived marginalisation of the Casamance region, dates back to 1982.

UN calls on Russia to ensure Marina Ovsyannikova will not face reprisals for her protest on live television.

Some experts say that Ukraine remaining neutral and out of NATO could be beneficial to regional security.

Russian troops target culturally-significant sites and artefacts.

Syria’s uprising-turned-civil war has been littered with grave human rights violations that could amount to war crimes.

India gets nearly all its sunflower oil from Ukraine and Russia, supplies that have been held up, pushing up prices.

Travelling by train, the three leaders are set to become the first to visit Ukraine's capital since Russia's invasion.

The two leaders held bilateral talks on Monday and discussed the deteriorating security situation of the Sahel region.

The strike organisers are demanding an increase in hourly wages of at least 1 euro, among other things.

Experts say Evidence Act, a 19th-century British era relic, has been routinely used to discredit survivors' testimony.