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Russia rejects reports of 'incalculable losses' and about the involvement of cadets or conscripts in the fighting.

The Cannes film festival and the Munich Philharmonic are among those that have fired or cancelled Russian performers.

Al Jazeera witnesses the scramble to defend eastern Ukrainian cities as Russian forces close in.

Putin's invasion of Ukraine has already had a significant humanitarian, economic, and geopolitical fallout.

Taras Kovalchuk was walking his dog when a Russian attack struck close to his home in Kharkiv's Freedom Square.

Ukrainian authorities reject Russia's claim it captured the Black Sea port of Kherson, as Mariupol comes under siege.

The market's surge has been dramatic, with global benchmark Brent crude gaining 11 percent this week alone.

Initiative aims to hold accountable oligarchs who violate US sanctions, restrictions amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

New preparedness plan requires more funding to restock the nation's stockpile of tests, antiviral pills and masks.

These days, there is no place for 'How are you?' or 'I'm doing OK'.

IPC says athletes from two countries can compete as neutrals, despite calls for a ban amid Russian invasion of Ukraine.

The Russian president has overplayed his hand in Ukraine.

So far gas deliveries from Russia to Europe through its various pipelines have remained largely unchanged.

Some scientists believe the junk has been tumbling through space since China launched its lunar mission in 2014.

The women were demonstrating against a parliamentary vote discarding five bills to grant Nigerian women more autonomy.

The US central bank chief also said that the Fed is prepares to move more aggressively if inflation persists.

But US small businesses are losing ground, struggling to attract workers while larger companies thrive.

Instead, 'special military operation' should be used to describe Moscow's assault on Ukraine, according to officials.

More than 450,000 fled to Poland after it opened its borders to anyone regardless of nationality and documents held.

Moscow put its strategic nuclear forces on alert last week amid the war in Ukraine, causing ripples across the globe.

A crackdown on critical media and protesters grows following Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.

Jailed Kremlin critic calls on Russians to 'fight for peace', as he dubs President Putin 'an insane little tsar'.

For years, Nigeria's president repeatedly rejected amendments to the electoral law and his approval may not change much.

About 500 people manage to cross into the Spanish enclave after clashing with Moroccan police to scale a high fence.

Oil and gas prices soar even higher over fears about the effect on supplies from Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Only 29 senators of the 92 present support provision to allow Nigerians abroad to vote in national polls.

Nobody has been brought to justice for shooting Mohammed Sameer, 17, and Mohammed Saif, 18, two years ago.

The announcement comes as German Chancellor Olaf Scholz visits Israel for the first time since becoming the leader.

State-controlled bank announces it is pulling out of European markets amid tightening of Western sanctions.

Two years after the world's biggest lockdown to slow the pandemic, signs of normalcy return as infection rates fall.

Mustafa Mohamed, a Somali national, narrates his ordeal to find refuge in Poland following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Biden said much of the world is united against Russia while also using the moment to make Americans feel optimistic.

Defence ministry says talks are under way between Russian army and local authorities on maintaining order.

Cavusoglu says request to pass ships through Turkish straits was withdrawn on Ankara's objection on February 27-28.

As at least half a million refugees flee Ukraine, more reports of mistreatment by Ukrainian border guards surface.

Tens of thousands evacuated as parts of Australia's southeast coast hit by the worst flooding in more than a decade.

Supermarkets in Ukraine's capital struggle with logistics as a long Russian military convoy advances slowly on Kyiv.

Pro-democracy radio personality Tam Tak-chi is among a growing number of activists charged under a colonial-era law.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its seventh day, we take a look at the major developments.

Will Russia’s invasion of its neighbour cause a surge in COVID-19 cases, both in Ukraine and across the region?

Army says immediate clashes break out on the streets of Ukraine's second city after landing of Russian paratroopers.

Funds will be disbursed through UN and aid agencies, bypassing the Taliban, to ease worsening humanitarian crisis.

First six days of invasion have confounded expectations Russia would try to immediately destroy Ukraine's air force.

War in Ukraine has generated widespread sympathy in Taiwan amid tensions with China.

The 193-member UN General Assembly will this week vote on a resolution condemning Moscow's aggression against Ukraine.

The story of Layaly, a street dog from Cairo who cheats death and embarks on a new life in Canada.

Hong Kong residents see echoes of their pro-democracy struggle in Ukraine's resistance against Russia.

Officials say 21 killed in shelling of Kharkiv and four others killed in cruise missile attack on Zhytomyr.

Taliban's chief spokesman backtracks on comments he made suggesting Afghans would be barred from leaving the country.

In his first State of the Union address, US president says Putin will pay 'continuing high price' for invading Ukraine.