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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.

True Promise Brigades, a little-known Iraqi group, claimed responsibility for the latest in several attacks on the UAE.

Two brave young women branch out by launching their taxi service on Lesotho’s notoriously dangerous mountain roads.

Education Minister Dipu Moni says the measure, which was meant to end on February 6, will be extended by two weeks.

Every February, the US and other countries honour and celebrate Black people's contributions and achievements.

Narendra Modi’s government plans to launch an official digital currency and begin taxing profits on cryptos.

West Africa bloc expected to decide whether to impose more sanctions on Burkina Faso following a military coup.

As he departs for Kyiv, Turkish president says he hopes to stop 'any form of confrontation' between Russia and Ukraine.

Regional bloc bars Myanmar's military-appointed foreign minister from attending an upcoming meeting.

It’s mandatory for young men to serve in the army, but those who refuse on moral or religious grounds have a new option.

Schools closed and thousands of flights cancelled as a major winter storm hits the central US.

Nine Filipino truck drivers expose abusive working conditions, but the Dutch public prosecutor dismisses them.

Biden's strategy to whip war threat frenzy will not help contain Russia.

Houthi rebels have claimed several attacks on the UAE over the past week amid a new phase war in the war in Yemen.

Sadio Mane sets up one goal and scores the last one himself as Senegal beat Burkina Faso 3-1 to reach the final.

At least four soldiers and a civilian killed in two raids overnight on security posts in southwestern province.

Women and children among the dead following a raid in the town of Atmeh in the province of Idlib.

IOC reports highest number of cases among Games-related personnel, condemns calls for boycott of Beijing 2022.

Nearly 36 million Indians aged 18-29 were unemployed in 2021, while many others have settled for less paying jobs.

The Stream discusses the obstacles, key players and possible solutions for a lasting peace.

Deputy Governor Masazumi Wakatabe says economy has yet to fully recover from pandemic.

Prime Minister acknowledges heartache caused by strict quarantine rules, but says measures saved lives.

Credit Suisse Research Institute survey suggests youth in emerging economies more likely to buy sustainable products.

Turkey's interior minister accuses Greece of stripping the group of their clothes before deliberately sending them back.

Dissidents join rights groups in warning against any effort by Beijing to use Games as 'sports-washing opportunity'.

Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, also said current-quarter revenue would fall below estimates.

Rebels attack two security posts in Balochistan province killing a soldier, the army said.

The company's shares plunged as much as 17 percent in after-hours trading.

Defence ministry says it has intercepted drones in UAE airspace, the fourth incident in three weeks.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed to work towards 'peaceful resolution'.

President Umaro Sissoco Embalo survived gun attack on Tuesday that also claimed 11 lives, the Guinea-Bissau gov't says.

New policy could affect Lia Thomas, who transitioned and moved from men's to women's team at University of Pennsylvania.

Retired US Army officer Alexander Vindman says he was target of intimidation campaign by top Donald Trump allies.

Three MPs from the governing Conservative Party join efforts to oust Johnson over lockdown parties at Downing Street.

Confidence vote came amid growing anger over O'Toole strategy to push the opposition Conservatives closer to the centre.

Israel publicly joins Saudi Arabia and Oman in naval exercise for the first time amid heightened Gulf tensions.

Aid groups can pay teachers and other workers at state-run agencies without fear of breaching sanctions on the Taliban.

Workers who built the Dubai’s extravagant Expo 2020 site face exploitation, labour abuses, a new report has found.

Air travel disrupted, electric power at risk as 100 million people huddle under winter weather warnings.

CNN boss said he is resigning over his failure to disclose a 'consensual relationship with my closest colleague'.

Pentagon stresses US forces are not going to Ukraine, but to bolster security of NATO nations in Eastern Europe.

Taliban has imposed many restrictions on women, but says it has no objection to education for women.

Wetlands bring health, food and water security benefits to four billion people globally - but many are under threat.

Washington joins other major professional sports teams to drop names Indigenous people say are racist.

The 19 countries using the euro saw consumer prices increase by an annual 5.1 percent in January, official data shows.