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At least 30 killed as mosque bombed in northwest Pakistan
Explosion occurred as worshippers gathered at the Kucha Risaldar mosque in Peshawar’s old city for Friday prayers.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: List of key events from March 4
We take a look at the major developments in Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
‘It’s hell’: Civilians caught in Russian shelling around Kharkiv
At least three civilians are killed in Yakovlivka village as thousands continue to flee Kharkiv, hit by heavy shelling.
Is the war in Ukraine a turning point for dissent in Russia?
'Russia will never be the same,' says Leonid Drabkin, coordinator of the NGO OVD-Info.
Anti-migrant town welcomes Ukrainian refugees in Hungary
Beregsurany residents, who tend to support Hungary's anti-migrant policies, open their doors to Ukrainians.
‘A real opportunity’: Israel urges Ukrainian Jews to immigrate
About 100 Ukrainian Jews have arrived in Israel and officials say some 10,000 are expected in the coming weeks.
Analysis: Gulf states cautiously navigate war on Ukraine
Gulf Cooperation Council states have high stakes in the war with ties to the West and relationships with Russia.
Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant attack: All you need to know
Russian troops seize Europe's largest nuclear power plant in southeastern Ukraine, after attack sparks fire.
What’s awaiting Russia may be much worse than the chaos of 1990s
If Putin does not change course - and fast - Russia may find itself in an economic catastrophe akin to that of 1918.
Why cancellation of Fulbright Program in Afghanistan matters
After the US's catastrophic exit from Afghanistan, the programme should have been cherished, not abandoned.
Asian markets dip on reports of nuclear plant fire in Ukraine
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares excluding Japan falls to lowest level since November 2020.
China-led development bank halts business in Russia, Belarus
Move is latest sign of the limits of Beijing's support for Moscow as it faces sanctions and censure over war in Ukraine.
Russia-Ukraine war: Fire at Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant put out
Russia seizes Europe's largest nuclear plant as Ukraine accuses Moscow of 'nuclear terror' by setting off a fire there.
Russia, Ukraine agree to set up evacuation corridors
Negotiators also discussed maintaining a temporary ceasefire in areas where humanitarian corridors will be located.
Ukraine crisis clouds Southeast Asia’s fragile tourism recovery
A decline in Russian visitors is expected to hit Southeast Asian destinations like Phuket and Bali hard.
Russia-Ukraine war: Zelenskyy asks Putin for direct talks
Ukraine's president urges West to increase military aid, warns Russia may advance to rest of Europe.
Biden administration shields Ukrainians in US from deportation
Department of Homeland Security grants temporary protected status to Ukrainian citizens amid Russia-Ukraine war.
US: Former officer cleared in shooting during Breonna Taylor raid
Jury finds Brett Hankison not guilty of endangering neighbours when he fired through sliding-glass doors of apartment.
Russia-Ukraine live news: Zaporizhzhia power plant fire put out
Ukraine's state emergency service says fire from Russian attack at nuclear power plant has been put out.
Russians advance towards Ukraine’s largest nuclear power plant
The International Atomic Energy Agency has urged military forces on the ground to refrain from violence near the site.
US to beef up staffing at Havana embassy to ease visa backlog
Move will address a more than four-year backlog of requests for immigration visas by Cubans with family in the US.
California gasoline soars to new record of $4.84 a gallon
Brent crude futures surged 20 percent since Ukraine war started, signalling retail fuel prices could rise further.
Fresh US sanctions target Russian elites, Putin’s spokesperson
Penalties, including asset seizures, come amid push to ramp up pressure on Moscow over Ukraine invasion.
Macron to seek second term in France’s April presidential vote
Emmanuel Macron pledges to find 'a French and European singular response' to the world's challenges.
Russia’s Putin says Ukraine advance ‘going to plan’
French President Emmanuel Macron says he fears the 'worst is to come' in Ukraine after Russian president's phone call.
How much damage will sanctions do to Russia?
Sanctions will hurt ordinary Russians, but will not collapse the Russian economy.
Moldova officially applies for EU membership
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has triggered fears among ex-Soviet countries that they may be next.
Photos: Ukrainians flee to Romania to escape Russia’s invasion
Thousands of Ukrainians cross the Danube into neighbouring Romania to escape the escalating war.
Purdue Pharma’s Sacklers reach $6BN opioid deal with US states
The deal eases Purdue Pharma’s path towards resolving trillions of dollars in claims by US state and local governments.
How high will oil prices go?
Russia's war on Ukraine has pushed up the price of oil to a ten-year high.
One killed as two cargo ships hit by explosions off Ukraine
Many shipping firms have suspended sailings to affected Black Sea ports amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Who is Volodymyr Zelenskyy? | Start Here
President Zelenskyy: from comedian to commander-in-chief
Canada raising tariffs on Russia, Belarus over ‘barbaric war’
Canada also sending rocket launchers and hand grenades to Ukraine as Russian attacks on key Ukrainian cities intensify.
USAID chief stresses need for humanitarian access in Ukraine
Samantha Power says world will need to press Russia to allow humanitarian aid into Ukrainian towns, cities under attack.
Trump may have engaged in ‘criminal conspiracy’: US Capitol panel
Court filings by panel investigating January 6 riot mark most formal effort yet to link Donald Trump to a federal crime.
Liberal Russia TV, radio channels suspend operations over Ukraine
Prosecutor general orders media watchdog to 'restrict access' to TV Rain channel and landmark radio station Ekho Moskvy.
Diary from Kyiv: My daughter, 11, is teaching me to stay positive
Day 8: Today, I feel empty inside, but my mother's wisdom and my daughter's positivity give me hope.
US Supreme Court blocks testimony over Guantanamo detainee
A Polish investigation concerns the treatment of Abu Zubaydah, who remains at the American naval base at Guantanamo.
Libya’s biggest oilfield halts production as crisis deepens
The shutdown comes against a backdrop of soaring oil prices following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Libyan parliament swears in new PM as crisis deepens
Fathi Bashagha is sworn in as the divide between Tobruk and Tripoli threatens to plunge Libya into a new conflict.
Wheat, corn prices surge deepening consumer pain
Wheat prices jumped 37% and corn prices soared 21% so far in 2022 after rising more than 20% throughout all of 2021.
‘Horrifying’: Yemeni students flee war in Ukraine
Yemeni students caught up in Russia's invasion face arduous journeys and racial profiling as they try to escape Ukraine.
Russian forces lay siege to Ukrainian port city of Mariupol
The port city on the Sea of Azov is encircled and under constant attack as Russia seeks to advance into Ukraine's south.
US Supreme Court allows Kentucky official to defend abortion law
Procedural ruling allows Republican administration in Kentucky to pursue appeal of lower court ruling against state law.
Ukraine’s Zelenskyy: A wartime statesman for the social media age
Openness, grit and selfie videos. How Ukraine's comedian-turned-president has become a symbol of national resistance.
Russian ETF soars as some see bargain in ‘uninvestable’ market
Exchange traded funds (ETFs) remain one of the few ways left to gain exposure to Russia.
France seizes Russian oligarch’s yacht amid EU sanctions
The move came as Western states are implementing severe sanctions against Russia for invading Ukraine.
Bosnians relive past war trauma as Russia invades Ukraine
For those who survived the Bosnian war of 1992-1995, the war in Ukraine feels too familiar.
US jobless claims fall to lowest since start of year
Initial unemployment claims decreased by 18,000 to 215,000 in the week ended February 26, US data revealed.
Pope Francis to visit South Sudan and DR Congo in July
The pope's visit coincides with the 11th independence anniversary of South Sudan, a predominantly Christian country.
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