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Burkina Faso go to the semis for the third time in the last five editions.

PM Boris Johnson says move will send a 'clear message' to Vladimir Putin as Russian troops mass at Ukraine border.

While most of the city-state has returned to quasi-pre-pandemic life, migrant workers' freedoms remain restricted.

Seventh launch this month - detected by Japan and South Korea - was probably an intermediate-range ballistic missile.

Zaida Catalan and Michael Sharp were killed as they investigated violence in the Kasai region nearly five years ago.

After an extraordinary career littered with trophies and records, Tom Brady is retiring from the NFL, US media report.

Western leaders are scrambling to defuse the crisis by reaching out to President Putin while also warning of sanctions.

The West African regional bloc has suspended Burkina Faso after a military coup.

The so-called Freedom Convoy is a rally against a vaccine requirement for cross-border truckers.

The project in Cape Town is the latest seeking to redress Africa’s reliance on the West for vaccines.

Mattarella, 80, agrees to serve a second seven-year term after political parties fail to find an acceptable alternative.

Cities of New York and Boston bear the brunt of the storm as thousands of flights are cancelled.

Sacking is latest in series of economic dismissals by the president, who has fired 3 central bank governors since 2019.

The T-shirts highlight concerns about Chinese tennis player, who was absent from public view for three weeks last year.

Some politicians want COVID to be treated as an endemic disease but scientists warn talk of an endgame is premature.

Pegasus and a missile system were the 'centerpieces' of a $2bn deal from 2017, the newspaper says.

Giving the Afghan Central Bank limited, monitored access to its national reserves can save Afghan lives.

Turkish leader says legal action will be taken against stories that undermine 'national moral values'.

Aymen Derbali was shot seven times in 2017 assault on a Canadian mosque as he ran towards the gunman to protect others.

Ashleigh Barty beats Danielle Collins in straight sets, becoming first Australian to win home Grand Slam in 44 years.

Move against audio streaming firm comes after comedian Joe Rogan's podcast accused of spreading COVID misinformation.

We discuss the heated rhetoric around the Ukrainian crisis. And we speak to one of the writers of ‘Don’t Look Up’.

Abdallah Bou assures his country will not be used as a 'launch pad' to violate Arab countries' interests.

Israel is taken to the International Criminal Court as it continues to demolish Palestinian homes.

The presence of both Turkish and Russian forces in the North African country is deeply unsettling to European powers.

The National Weather Service warns of 'whiteout conditions and nearly impossible travel at times' in the coming days.

Stocks in the US have got off to their worst start since 2016. Asian and European markets racked up some losses, too.

Discontent has been brewing in the security forces as Lebanon's currency has slumped, driving down soldiers' wages.

Norway’s prime minister discusses NATO’s stand on the Russia-Ukraine crisis and Oslo’s role in other global conflicts.

Labelling rebels 'terrorists' would disrupt flow of aid and basic goods to war-torn Yemen, advocates warn US president.

Vietnamese religious icon was globally recognised for helping spread the practice of mindfulness in the West.

Decision to cancel aid comes just days after the US approved a massive $2.5bn arms sale to the country.

Michelle Bachelet demands quick restoration of civilian rule in the country almost a year after the military takeover.

After Joe Biden won the 2020 US election, Republicans challenged a new state law that had made mail-in voting easier.

All three major United States stock indexes closed higher, with tech shares doing the heaviest lifting.

US officials call on Russian President Vladimir Putin to de-escalate the crisis, warning that war would be 'horrific'.

Russian president says NATO and the US did not address Moscow's main security demands, as Ukraine tensions simmer.

Decision comes after approximately 300 ex-rebel fighters have been killed since signing of 2016 peace accord.

Ukrainian president's remarks come amid increasingly strong United States warnings about Russia.

The Stream revisits writers telling stories of empowerment.

'The Taiwan issue is the biggest tinderbox between China and the US,' says ambassador Qin Gang.

Conservatives in the United States are leading a charge against a wide range of book titles.

Experts raise concerns about far-right, racist views arising from protest against vaccine mandate for truck drivers.

Question of French troops leaving country 'not on the table for the moment', Malian foreign minister says.

Peruvian judge issues 18-month travel ban on four company executives as officials investigate massive coastal oil spill.

The UK Health security agency says early assessment does not find difference in vaccine effectiveness between subtypes.

Military escalation in Ukraine would further harm economy and devastate human rights, warns Amnesty International.

Ryanair, Europe’s largest discount airline, said it has reduced the number of flights with Ukraine.

The incident causes 10 injuries but no deaths; it underscores Biden's message on addressing infrastructure.

Global benchmark Brent approached $91 a barrel while West Texas Intermediate traded near $88.