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Kyiv is stuck in the middle of a tug-of-war between Russia and Western powers, with no easy way out.

Egypt will meet Senegal in the Africa Cup of Nations final after a 3-1 penalty victory followed a drab 0-0 stalemate.

Chinese president holds his first face-to-face meeting with a world leader in nearly two years.

The e-CNY is one of three forms of payment available to foreign athletes and visitors at the Winter Games.

The carmaker has pledged to make its production network carbon-neutral by 2025.

Prime Minister Kim Boo-kyum says extension necessary to slow spread of Omicron after Lunar New Year celebrations.

Rescue effort to save five-year-old Rayan, who fell down a deep well, gripped the kingdom with thousands glued to TV.

Kim Jong Un tells Chinese President Xi Jinping he also wants to further improve relations between the two countries.

New corruption charge announced as military forces reportedly burned down as many as 400 houses in northwest Sagaing region.

Multiday storm dumped more than a foot of snow in parts of the Midwest and triggered warnings from Texas to Maine.

Amazon shares jumped 12 percent in after-hours trading after slumping 8 percent during the day.

Amid ongoing tensions, Moscow rejects Washington's accusation it is fabricating a 'pretext' to invade Ukraine.

Facebook owner Meta suffered a historic drop that wiped more than $250bn from its value.

On eve of Winter Games opening ceremonies, Congress raises voices of human rights activists amid US diplomatic boycott.

Turkish president reaffirms at a meeting with Zelenskyy his offer to host a peace summit with Putin.

Tensions grow with Mali's military government as France and Germany consider withdrawing soldiers.

West African bloc says asked ruling army in Burkina Faso that seized power last week to propose an election timetable.

While the disruptions so far seem small and localized, they come at a time of crude shortages and soaring prices.

Abu Ibrahim al-Hashimi al-Qurayshi lived in a three-storey building above an 'unwitting family', US official says.

The audible chime is meant to remind drivers and passengers to buckle up when the car is started.

Paul Givan resigns after one of his ministers tried to block the inspection of goods arriving from other parts of UK.

The case, in which the former Alaska governor claims the paper defamed her, could test protections for US news media.

Vaccine candidate is the first mRNA vaccine designed, developed and produced at lab scale on the African continent.

Some 6,300 barrels of oil leaked into a natural reserve in Ecuador in a protected area of the Amazon.

Security sources say at least 48 young men have disappeared from Tripoli and are suspected of joining ISIL in Iraq.

The birthplace of the Arab Spring is now an autocracy and Western democracies helped it get there.

European Central Bank's chief delivered surprisingly hawkish comments Thursday, citing unexpected record inflation data.

Agreement signed as Israeli defence minister Benny Gantz visits the kingdom amid heightened tensions in the region.

Lebanese activist and Hezbollah critic Lokman Slim was found dead in his car last year; his family await accountability.

Pu Tui Dim was an unsung hero of our people’s revolution against military dictatorship.

The United Nations’ index of prices rose 1.1 percent in January, pushed up by more pricey vegetable oils and dairy.

Russia retaliates against Germany's ban on the German-language channel of Russian state TV network RT.

Why is Boris Johnson in trouble?

Around 35 percent of the EU's natural gas comes from Russia.

Former boxing champion turned-Kyiv mayor watches sibling enrol for the Territorial Defence Forces as fears of war rise.

Two high school students were wounded by bullet shrapnel after PA officer in plainclothes shot at their sit-in.

The first of a two-part investigation on criminal corruption in the international food business.

The new legislation will dismantle a controversial chamber for judges that was at the centre of a dispute with Brussels.

Beijing will become the first city to host both the Summer and Winter Games.

Shares of Facebook parent plunged 22% in pre-market trading following poor earnings results.

BoE's policy committee voted to raise borrowing costs by a quarter of a percentage point to 5%.

Dozens of public figures condemned Russia's 'party of war' as a film director used his platform to decry conflict.

Lebanese with savings trapped in US dollar accounts fear banks will be bailed out at their expense.

We always focus on what is forgotten by the person with Alzheimer's, but what about the things they remember?

Some in Ukraine's second-largest city say they stand ready to wage an armed campaign if Russia invades.

Overnight operation jolts the sleepy town of Atmeh, near Syria's border with Turkey.

Findings leave open the possibility that illness reported by US diplomatic staff may have been the work of adversaries.

Germany and the European Commission back the creation of a Schengen Council to manage the passport-free zone of the EU.

Authorities were scrambling to determine what the drug had been mixed with and warned that the death toll could rise.