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State-run BPCL also intends to draw from its inventories to make up for any shortfall of Russian oil, Reuters said.

Diplomats from 40 countries walked out on Sergei Lavrov's speech to protest against Ukraine invasion.

Beijing's strict pandemic policies add to supply chain and inflation risks amid economic fallout of war in Ukraine.

Maersk, MSC and CMA CGM say they are suspending most deliveries to Russia as West ramps up sanctions over Ukraine war.

As Chile reshapes its magna carta, the nation must confront longstanding socioeconomic issues.

President Joe Biden's address to US lawmakers came as international concern grows over Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Russia warns residents of Ukraine's capital Kyiv to flee, steps up bombardment of Kharkiv and Zhytomyr.

The funds will go to opening up 30 new stores and remodeling 200 others.

The tech giant says it stands 'with all people who are suffering as a result of the violence'.

First Nation community in Canadian province of Alberta says search uncovered 169 'anomalies' associated with graves.

Ukrainian officials accuse Russia of attacking TV tower after Moscow warned it would carry out 'high-precision strikes'.

The war in Ukraine has pushed many countries on the continent into ramping up their defence spending.

The Palestinian health ministry says one person killed in Beit Fajar, two others killed in Jenin in occupied West Bank.

More than 85,000 people have crossed into Hungary since Russia invaded Ukraine, as refugees receive a warm welcome.

International Criminal Court prosecutor this week announced plans to open probe into Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Meta also said that it has seen a 'definitely discernable' degradation of its services in Russia in recent days.

How Western sanctions could cripple Russia’s economy.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken tells UN human rights council Russian attacks hitting hospitals, schools in Ukraine.

The presidential speech usually focused on domestic issues, will also address the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

A surge of more than 10 percent in oil sent shivers through risky assets Tuesday.

The vote may lead to the formation of two parallel administrations, derailing the UN-led reconciliation efforts.

In 1977, Meena began a resistance movement to fight for women’s rights and defy imperial occupation in Afghanistan.

The UN estimates that 12 million people in Ukraine will need relief and protection amid Russia's invasion.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has drawn fresh attention to China's threat to use force to annex Taiwan.

US cultural, sporting and business pressure on Russia is building as country's attacks on Ukraine continue.

Energy costs throughout Europe are in danger of intensifying on the heels of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

The ruling is a culmination of a decades-long struggle for Palestinian residents to stay in their homes.

The International Energy Agency agreed to deploy 60 million barrels from stockpiles around the world.

The events of the past days demonstrate that Lukashenko is increasingly losing decision-making power to the Kremlin.

At the Romanian border, mothers with young children and teenagers travelling alone carry their lives in their luggage.

Lack of immediate action to end 'Freedom Convoy' occupation spurred network of mutual aid, defiance in Canada's capital.

Zelenskyy speaks at emergency session of European Parliament, a day after signing an official request to join the bloc.

Primary contests in Republican-dominated Texas may test whether winning depends on support from former President Trump.

Western moral deformities are on an open display amid the war in Ukraine.

The near future looks grim for Middle East and North African countries that depend on Russian and Ukrainian wheat.

A million people expected to visit temple of Hindu god Shiva on Shivaratri, one of Nepal's most cherished festivals.

Most who died were security guards or staff who were on overnight duty at the La Mirada Mall in Damascus.

African bloc says all people have right to cross international borders during conflict as Ukraine-Russia war continues.

Medical student from Karnataka killed by shelling in eastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, Indian foreign ministry says.

A lack of infrastructure, not capacity, could hurt the continent's plan to supply gas to Europe in Russia's stead.

Fighting rages across Ukraine, as a huge convoy of Russian military vehicles masses near Kyiv.

Sporting bodies around the world move to bar Russian athletes from competing in international events.

Military government leader Damiba signs a charter outlining a transition process approved by a national conference.

The far-right neo-Nazi group has expanded to be part of Ukraine's armed forces, a street militia and a political party.

Germany reverses ban on supplying lethal weapons to conflict zones, beefs up defence spending and halts Nord Stream 2.

Iran's supreme leader says world needs to learn a lesson about Western support from examples of Ukraine and Afghanistan.

Politician from Congress party tells Al Jazeera why it gave 40 percent tickets to female candidates in Uttar Pradesh.

Satellite images display a massive convoy of armoured vehicles grouping just outside Kyiv, still held by Ukraine forces.

Foreign students, an important part of Ukraine’s economic engine, may never want to return after escaping a war zone.

Residents of Ukraine's statelets recount their joy over Russia's recognition of their independence - and what came next.