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Why capturing Ukraine’s Kherson is important for Russia
The strategically located city has become the first major urban centre to be in Russian hands.
Germany charges Gambian man over crimes including reporter murder
Bai L is accused of crimes against humanity, murder and attempted murder, including the 2004 killing of Deyda Hydara.
‘The least we can do’: Germany welcomes Ukrainian asylum seekers
Berlin’s mayor says the capital will prepare beds for 20,000 people as other regions make similar preparations.
‘Abandons its people’: Guatemala’s malnutrition crisis deepens
More people are going hungry as COVID-19 and vicious storms have wreaked havoc across the country.
Hungary’s Orban defends response to Ukraine war refugees
PM, who has been criticised for hardline border policies, says 'migrants will be stopped, refugees can get all help'.
‘Go home’: Zelenskyy calls Russian troops ‘confused children’
Ukrainian president says thousands of volunteers coming to fight for Ukraine as more peace talks expected in Belarus.
Czech politicians strip ex-PM Babis of immunity over EU fraud
The move comes as the billionaire faces charges over EU subsidy fraud involving his farm outside Prague.
As Ukraine war rages, fears for safety of terminally ill children
Medics at a hospital in Zaporizhzhia make preparations as they brace for Russian assault on the eastern Ukrainian city.
Sudan’s latest coup is crippling its frail health sector
Last October’s military coup has had a ripple effect on the country’s healthcare sector.
Can Western sanctions really change Russia’s behaviour?
As the US leads an economic war against Russia over Ukraine, we ask if sanctions will have the intended effect.
Russian, Belarusian athletes banned from Paralympics over Ukraine
IPC says athletes cannot take part in events, calling them 'victims' of their governments' actions.
Guinea govt: At least 18 people were killed in gold mine collapse
Monday's accident is the latest in a series of such incidents at artisanal mines in the country.
What to make of the French exit from Mali?
The February 17 withdrawal was a direct consequence of France's gradual loss of influence in the Sahel.
Spain’s prosecutors drop all probes against ex-King Juan Carlos
The public prosecutors clear the way for the 84-year-old to return to Spain from exile, listing various reasons.
Why was Pakistan’s PM in Russia amid the Ukraine invasion?
Prime Minister Imran Khan had little to gain and much to lose from backing out of his planned visit to Moscow.
Sri Lanka president says no more power cuts after March 5
Assurance follows days of outages caused by a lack of funds to buy enough fuel to fire power plants.
Tears, anger at airport as Indian students return from Ukraine
Emotional scenes at New Delhi airport as students make it back home, many angry at government's delayed evacuation.
‘Her name was Katia’: Husband mourns wife killed in Zhytomyr hit
A missile hit near Oleg Rubak's family home on Tuesday night, as Russia's invasion of Ukraine intensified.
Behind China’s Rise in the Arctic
As melting ice caps wreak havoc and open up new opportunities, 101 East investigates China’s plans for the Arctic.
Photos: Shelling continues in Ukraine as Russian forces advance
The swiftest refugee exodus this century is under way with one million people fleeing Ukraine since Russia invaded.
How realistic is Vladimir Putin’s nuclear threat?
The Russian president has put Russia's deterrent weapons - including its nuclear arms - on alert.
Tearful reunions as Western Australia ends COVID border closure
Australia's largest state ends one of the world's longest coronavirus-related border closures.
Germany charges Russian man with planned hit on Chechen dissident
Valid D has allegedly accepted an order to kill a Chechen opposition member living in exile in Germany.
UN voices concern over vote on new Libyan prime minister
World body says process that saw Fathi Bashagha elected as new PM 'fell short of expected standards'.
UAE stance on Ukraine war reflects ‘strong alliance’ with Russia
UAE toes fine line as it navigates increasingly strong ties with Moscow amid US fallout over conflict, say analysts.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: List of key events from day eight
As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its eighth day, we take a look at the major developments.
How has Russia’s war changed life for people in Ukraine?
Hundreds of thousands of people have fled after the invasion, but others have vowed to stay and fight.
Army helicopter, fighter jet crash in Romania, killing all crew
Two separate air force accidents kill eight army personnel in bad weather near the Black Sea.
Japanese carmakers, airlines cut Russia ties amid war in Ukraine
East Asian country has taken a stronger stand against Moscow than other counties in the region.
UN resolution against Ukraine invasion: Full text
UN General Assembly demands Russia stop its offensive in Ukraine, voting 141 to five with 35 abstentions.
Ukraine war: Indian students overcome adversity to reach Romania
Indians fleeing Russia's invasion of Ukraine describe their journey to safety and how they were received in Romania.
How much oil does the US get from Russia?
While Russian oil makes up a small amount of US imports, sanctions could have serious knock-on effects for the economy.
1 million refugees flee Ukraine in week since Russian invasion
UN official says the speed of exodus from Ukraine could trigger 'biggest refugee crisis this century'.
Putin, Modi discuss plight of Indian students trapped in Ukraine
Russian president orders soldiers 'to ensure safe exit of Indian nationals from the armed conflict zone', says Kremlin.
Tokyo court convicts former Ghosn aide in Nissan trial
Greg Kelly was found guilty of helping former Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn hide pay from financial regulators.
Amid Russia-Ukraine war, Georgia to ‘immediately’ submit EU bid
Ruling party says Georgia's EU integration will boost its people's 'security and de-occupation'.
UN General Assembly demands Russia withdraw troops from Ukraine
In historic UN General Assembly vote, 141 nations demand Russia immediately withdraw troops from Ukraine.
Amid Ukraine fallout, crisis-hardened chipmakers move to adapt
Semiconductor manufacturers are stockpiling materials and seeking out new suppliers to minimise disruptions.
ICC to begin investigation into possible war crimes in Ukraine
Prosecutor says referrals by dozens of countries after Russian invasion enables court to 'immediately' launch probe.
People of colour struggle to escape Russian invasion of Ukraine
Ukraine rejects claims of discrimination by border guards and says it operates on a 'first come, first served' basis.
Breonna Taylor killing: Ex-cop says he did nothing wrong in raid
Former Louisville detective Brett Hankison defended his actions during the botched drug raid that killed Taylor.
Million refugees flee Ukraine; Russia faces ICC probe: Live news
Russia's advance on Ukrainian cities intensifies as war enters second week, displacing one million people.
Wall Street rallies as Fed signals steadiness on rate increases
Investors were already on edge about interest rate hikes before Russia's invasion of Ukraine sent markets spiraling.
Rich Russians turn to luxury jewellery, watches to shield savings
Much like gold, luxury watches and jewellery can hold or even increase in price amid economic turmoil.
Heavy metal: Aluminum hits record, nickel jumps to 11-year high
Commodities markets have been roiled by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and metal stockpiles are growing thin.
First US Capitol rioter on trial ‘lit the match’, prosecutor says
Guy Wesley Reffitt is the first of hundreds charged with joining the January 6 Capitol insurrection to face trial.
Abbott to face O’Rourke as Texas primaries set political field
Progressive Democrats fare well, pro-Trump candidates yield mixed results as early voting starts in US 2022 election.
Timeline: Week one of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Mass displacement, mounting casualties and international sanctions mark first week of Russian assault on Ukraine.
Are words enough to stop Russia’s invasion of Ukraine?
Joe Biden talks tough on Vladimir Putin in his first US State of the Union address.
Abramovich to sell Chelsea amid fallout from Russia-Ukraine war
Russian billionaire says the proceeds of the sale will go to a foundation dedicated to victims of the war in Ukraine.
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