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Dialogue comes after tense EU-China summit in April ended without a joint statement.

The consumer-based startup pivoted to let donors buy aid kits to provide to locals hit by an earthquake last month.

Reserve Bank of Australia suggests benchmark rate still too low as unemployment dips to lowest level in nearly 50 years.

The long-awaited 2021 State of the Environment Report finds problems from biodiversity and habitat loss to pollution.

Finance ministers and central bank governors fail to sign communique amid divisions over Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

The new bill will expand the legal options for survivors by creating a special tribunal, held behind closed doors.

Officials say that the $18m seizure of tusks, skulls, horns and scales is their biggest to date.

Texas state police form 'internal committee' to probe officers' handling of attack amid widespread criticism and anger.

Democrats urge Biden administration to reject labelling of six Palestinian rights organisations as 'terrorist' groups.

Judge's ruling opens the door for abortion services to resume in US state in aftermath of overturning of Roe v Wade.

Joe Biden reaffirmed old commitments to allies and pushed for further Israeli-Arab normalisation during visit to region.

Former finance minister Rishi Sunak holds onto his lead in the race to become the UK's next prime minister.

Europe burns as a heatwave causes fatalities, breaks temperature records, and feeds ferocious wildfires.

Heatwaves are sweeping across the Northern Hemisphere.

US authorities say suspect charged with killing 10 Black people at grocery shop was motivated by hate, white supremacy.

Mexico's president says country renewed previous offer of asylum for Wikileaks founder, wanted in US on several charges.

Afghan refugees living in the east African island nation say they lack basic support and want to be relocated to the US.

The move comes as a number of groups accuse the government of 'harassments, intimidation, threats and disinformation'.

Ukraine's president suspends his spy chief and top prosecutor in Kyiv's biggest internal purge of the war.

The overloaded boat was heading to a wedding when it capsized in the Indus River in the district of Sadiqabad.

The months-long US trial will decide whether Nikolas Cruz will be executed or sentenced to life without parole.

Russian leader says it is impossible to cut Moscow off from the world, as EU says sanctions against Russia are working.

Warsaw's long-pending security expectations within NATO are being satisfied following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

The EU says sanctions against Russia for invading Ukraine are working, despite the threat to its own energy supplies.

Azerbaijan's gas imports to the bloc will reach 20 billion cubic metres by 2027 as the EU seeks non-Russian suppliers.

The Stream also looks at Kenya's presidential election and the plight of Egyptian dissident Alaa Abd el-Fattah.

The blaze is one of two huge wildfires raging since early last week in the Girdonde region south of Bordeaux.

Reena Varma will be the only one from her family to make it back to their Rawalpindi home since they left 75 years ago.

Mohamed Abdi, popularly known as Mo Fit, says he wants to change what Somalis see as the ideal body image.

Sala was an innovative electronic music composer and physicist recognised for his invention of mixture trautonium.

And if Canadians carry him into high office, it means living in a B-movie nation suits them just fine.

How do you eulogise a friendship of 19 years? The best I can do is say I did too little while he did too much.

Libya has been divided by powerful elites for years, will a deal between commander Haftar and PM Dbeibah end that?

The Russian president will meet his Turkish and Iranian counterparts to discuss Syria as the East-West divide deepens.

As protest movement over island's worst-ever economic crisis reaches a milestone, people say struggle is not yet over.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 145th day, we take a look at the main developments.

The attacker's identity and a motive for the attack were not immediately released.

Temperatures to hit 40C for the first time to halt the UK as train services cancel and health authorities warn dangers.

With windows packed with sandbags, the Perinatal Centre is a lifeline as war closes in.

Ghana Health Service is working to reduce risks of virus spreading, including isolation of all identified contacts.

At least 22 countries have recorded maximum temperatures of 50C (122F) or more.

According to World Food Programme, nearly five million people - 22 percent of the country's population - need food aid.

NGO investigation finds malware on the phones of 30 Thai activists, civil society leaders

Yusuf Zahab, who was taken to Syria when he was 11, died in Kurdish-held prison months after pleading for help.

Blazes in Morocco ripped through northern areas of Larache, Ouazzane, Taza and Tetouane.

Droupadi Murmu's win is a formality as Modi's BJP controls enough seats in federal and state legislatures.

Malaysia's state energy company makes announcement after subsidiaries targeted in dispute with heirs of late sultan.

Isolated North's claim comes as Asian neighbours are battling a new wave of infections driven by Omicron subvariants.

Large Japanese firms will from next year be required to disclose wage differences between male and female workers.

The Punjab state assembly vote is being seen as bellwether for national election that must be held by October next year.