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New additions to Ukraine's military include tanks as well as infantry fighting vehicles and armoured personnel carriers.

Regional rivals have held two talks at the foreign minister level in less than a month.

Police say the drug bust happened at a warehouse at Peru's biggest port El Callao.

PM Benjamin Netanyahu's statement Monday hasn't appeased those opposing his perceived desire to control the judiciary.

Amnesty International publishes annual report highlighting the state of human rights in more than 150 countries.

The latest AI wave will disrupt the workplace. Teachers could be most affected. But it could end up creating more jobs.

After months of delay, Elon Musk is promising that Saturday is deadline for people to pay or lose their legacy status.

A judge had slashed the amount awarded in 2021 to a Black worker, one of the largest workplace discrimination awards.

Missile ships of Russia's Pacific Fleet fired Moskit cruise missiles at a mock enemy target in the Sea of Japan.

The Stream also looks at protests in Kenya and the mood in Peru after historic demonstrations.

Beijing is courting foreign executives at China Development Forum as it tries to revive economy after 'zero COVID.'

Kim Jong Un maintains his nuclear weapons are focused on defending North Korea against a hostile US and South Korea.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 398th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Ukraine's Zelenskyy tells the IAEA's Rafael Grossi that safety at Europe's largest nuclear facility was not assured.

US Commodity Futures Trading Commission claims world's biggest crypto exchange engaged in "willful evasion" of US law.

Small business owners are hoping to do a roaring trade in snacks known as takjil after several tough years due to COVID.

The final vote to end two Iraq war authorisations clears a key procedural hurdle, as the Senate decides to limit debate.

Questions remain over explosions in September that damaged gas pipelines connecting Russia and Germany.

Brazilian media outlets say the 13-year-old suspect appeared to be inspired by a deadly school shooting in 2019.

The Russian president said he will deploy nuclear weapons in neighbouring Belarus.

Thousands of protesters march in Nairobi against the rising cost of living despite the government ban on rallies.

The decision comes as governments around the world face accusations of using spyware to target dissidents.

Emergency officials say the massive landslide also injured 16 people in Andean community in central Ecuador.

Analysis of lunar soil samples shows spheres of glass hold water inside them, scientists have said.

Honduras has become the latest Latin American country to open formal ties with Beijing and end relations with Taiwan.

Benjamin Netanyahu says he will delay reforms for several weeks after tens of thousands protested against the plans.

Seven people are missing as rescuers clear debris after wave of mud and debris swept through small town of Alausi.

Recent DNA tests reveal a body found in a prison and believed to be the serial sex offender is someone else.

Authorities say turnout surpassed 75 percent in weekend vote that did not include any opposition candidates.

The US pledged help for Benin, Ghana, Guinea, Ivory Coast and Togo to tackle violent groups and instability.

Hundreds have reached Indonesia since November last year as they escape desperate conditions in Myanmar and Bangladesh.

Fact-finding mission says state security forces and armed militia groups have committed a wide array of crimes.

Lebanon has operated in two time zones as some businesses and institutions followed the order and others refused.

Residents of storm-stricken southern US state, one of nation's poorest, are grappling with widespread devastation.

Move will increase the size of electoral districts, a decision widely supported by the country's Iran-backed coalition.

The 37-year-old son of Asian immigrants is to become the first person of colour to serve as Scotland's first minister.

Former President Ma Ying-jeou in Beijing as Taiwan's ruling party accuses him of 'endorsing' Beijing's Taiwan policy.

Employees are demanding better pay and working conditions as inflation weakens living standards.

After a year of President Bukele's state of emergency, a 'new reality' is settling into the country.

An investigation was launched after a Black 15-year-old girl was strip-searched at a London school in 2020.

The return of China's best-known entrepreneur may help quell concerns of private sector after regulatory crackdown.

Putin thinks Ukraine belongs to Russia based on what happened 1,000 years ago. The Ukrainians could not disagree more.

Odinga has called for indefinite twice-weekly protests, citing high living costs and electoral malpractice in 2022 vote.

Israelis have been protesting for months against Netanyahu's proposed judicial changes.

Several others wounded in suicide attack in Kabul near security checkpoint leading to foreign ministry, say officials.

Paris and Ouagadougou's relations have deteriorated sharply since Burkinabe military seized power in an October coup.

Reports that PM Netanyahu will halt his plans, after weeks of protest and the sacking of his defence minister.

SNB acquired almost 9.9 percent of Credit Suisse for $1.46bn in November but has lost more than $1bn on its investment.

US allies have been bolstering support for the island despite Honduras's move to cut ties with Taiwan.