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Mariupol, home to 500,000, was briefly captured by Russia-backed separatists in 2014 and has seen significant violence.

More than 10 months after the talks began, officials from Iran and world powers gather for another round of talks.

Israeli firm has been linked to governments exploiting its technology to spy on journalists, activists and politicians.

There have been four coups across West Africa in 18 months amid public collapse of trust in state institutions.

WFP says three consecutive failed rainy seasons have decimated crops and forced families from their homes.

Some MPs say the Labour leader was mobbed after Johnson accused him of failing to prosecute sex offender Jimmy Savile.

And they will soon take over the Conservative Party as well.

The US had the world's highest case count over the last 28 days - more than 15 million infections.

Calls to boycott Hyundai came after its Pakistan partner expressed support for people in disputed region of Kashmir.

The French leader is meeting Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as he continues diplomatic push to avert war.

A baby was killed and the mother was injured when Trinidadian coastguard officers fired on boat transporting migrants.

PM apologises to ex-staffer Brittany Higgins who said she was raped by a more senior colleague in a minister’s office.

Parliament speaker said vote to name PM will take place on Thursday following consultations with the High Council of Sta

Protesters have brought Ottawa to a standstill for more than a week, with local authorities calling for federal support.

Millions of people worldwide endure debilitating symptoms after acute coronavirus infections.

Protests continue despite a crackdown that killed at least 79, injured at least 2,000, according to protest medics.

Legislators, many of them allied with powerful Shia Iraqi leader al-Sadr, stayed away from the parliament session.

Supply issues blamed on truck drivers in mainland China testing positive for COVID-19.

Senegal's victorious football team were treated to a hero's welcome when they returned to the capital Dakar.

Villagers allege the gas and oil giant is responsible for a litany of human rights abuses in the early 2000s.

CSIS says the Hoejung-ni base is likely intended to house intercontinental ballistic missiles.

Teen took top spot with stunning final jump as tennis star who made sexual assault allegations was spotted in the crowd.

An almost $12 billion jump in personal fortune makes India's Gautam Adani world’s biggest wealth-gainer this year.

Washington will suspend a 25 percent levy on steel imports up to 1.25 million metric tons a year.

Defence support comes amid heightened tension over the self-ruled democratic island, which Beijing claims as its own.

Supreme People's Assembly gathering comes amid mounting economic woes caused by economic sanctions, pandemic controls.

Community lockdowns, curbs on mass gatherings present challenges as campaigning starts for May 9 polls.

After meeting German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, US president threatens to halt Nord Stream 2 if Russia invades Ukraine.

The e-commerce giant more than doubled the max base salary it pays employees from $160,000 to $350,000.

In 2018, Tesla CEO Elon Musk settled an SEC lawsuit over his tweet about taking the electric vehicle company private.

ISKP, an Afghanistan affiliate of ISIL (ISIS), had claimed responsibility for deadly attack on Kabul airport last year.

Danger level at its highest since the Cold War, EU foreign policy chief warns, as Macron holds talks with Putin.

The visit marks the first Emirati delegation in Israel since the US-brokered normalisation of ties in 2020.

Attacks could result in UAE increasing support for anti-Houthi forces while aligning more closely with Saudi Arabia.

The Institute of Environmental Geosciences and Dartmouth College have released startling new findings.

More than 55,000 people displaced and thousands of buildings destroyed and flooded, officials say.

Ex-President Jose Maria Figueres and former Finance Minister Rodrigo Chaves get top votes, preliminary results show.

The plan to form a new no-frills carrier run by Frontier Airlines pushed up shares of Spirit as much as 16.7 percent.

End of slain Haitian president's term is marked by political deadlock and concerns over more potential violence.

Five-year-old Rayan Oram was pulled dead from a deep well in an operation that drew global attention.

New study finds world's glaciers contain far less ice than previously thought, raising concerns for some communities.

That's the cryptocurrency's longest winning streak since September.

The exercise bike maker recently lost a chunk of the share gains it made during the pandemic.

Oil industry insiders will appear before US Congress as powerful companies face a reckoning for the climate crisis.

Jagmeet Singh calls for emergency debate in Canadian parliament over ongoing trucker 'occupation' of capital, Ottawa.

Thousands take to the streets across Sudan calling for civilian rule and justice for those killed since October's coup.

While tensions between Moscow and Kyiv reach boiling point, young people on both sides of the border hope for peace.

Farming initiative promotes food independence in Jordan by converting unused urban land into productive wheat fields.

Hundreds gather in the village of Ighran to mourn 5-year-old Rayan Oram, who was trapped in the well for several days.

Facebook owner Meta said it will pull its apps from Europe if it is blocked from transferring user info back to the US.