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Russian president has repeatedly pledged to use all means at his disposal to keep his country safe.

Job openings in the United States dropped by 10 percent from 11.2 million in July to 10.1 in August, data shows.

Her music reflected her pride in her humble background and spoke frankly of her experiences as a woman and mother.

Partnership is set to be announced at a news conference on Wednesday, reports say.

Many African countries depend heavily on grain imports from Russia and Ukraine and the war has disrupted global supply.

The five-day festival commemorates the slaying of a demon king by the lion-riding, 10-armed goddess Durga.

Herschel Walker says he strongly opposes abortion rights and calls the accusation in The Daily Beast a “flat-out lie."

Electoral reform imposed on election day threatens to undermine Bosnian democracy.

The UK recorded more than 20 million COVID-19 cases and more than 166,000 deaths, the seventh-highest death rate.

The new schemes have been described by local media as the biggest shake-up in the country’s immigration policy in years.

Apart from parts of Bangladesh's northwest, 'the rest of the country is without power', says an official.

The wave of appointments is part of broader framework of military reforms, said a presidential spokesman.

The incident comes amid a wave of bank hold-ups as people grow frustrated over informal capital controls.

The UN says the Digital Security Act is being used to punish criticism of government, including environmental policies.

At least 19 others missing as soldiers and rescuers scour the area in the northern state of Uttarakhand.

USB-C chargers will become the EU standard for all phones, tablets and cameras by 2024.

The 63-year-old radio broadcaster, also known as Percy Lapid, was killed near his home in suburban Manila.

More than a dozen missing after a fishing trawler bound for Malaysia runs into bad weather in the Bay of Bengal.

Former England captain tells Al Jazeera the event taking place in November and December will be beneficial for players.

The recipient of the Nansen Refugee Award was praised for her determination to protect asylum seekers while in office.

Workers at the state-owned firm will go on strike from Thursday over wage disputes as living costs soar in South Africa.

Alain Aspect, John Clauser and Anton Zeilinger are awarded for discoveries in the field of quantum mechanics.

Giving back is fine. Not taking so much from the planet and its people in the first place is what would really help.

Witnesses at Kanjuruhan stadium told of clashes between fans and police, deaths of spectators, and how they survived.

Anti-government protests take place as rising fuel prices and shortages worsen the country's economic situation.

Gas prices have reached record highs in Europe, and supplies are running low, stoking fears for the coming winter.

Ukrainian soldiers collect the bodies of their comrades but are reportedly not immediately removing those of Russians.

The ruling All Basotho Convention has been unable to pass important constitutional changes in parliament.

Musk's proposal to seek a negotiated solution to Russia's invasion and cede Crimea for good angers Ukrainians.

Hemant Kumar Lohia's domestic worker is the main accused in the killing, which has also been claimed by a rebel group.

In the world's most unequal country, a factory worker tries to make ends meet and raise awareness about workers’ rights.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 223rd day, we take a look at the main developments.

Reserve Bank of Australia lifts key rate by 0.25 percentage point in nod to uncertain global economic outlook.

What’s next as one of the world’s largest democracies heads to a runoff election.

Jessica won the 2014 Street Child World Cup with Brazil and now wants to help other girls achieve their dreams.

South American nation's prison agency says 14 people were taken to hospital and work is underway to identify the dead.

Government says it will aim to conserve 30 percent of Australia's land mass in attempt to protect its unique wildlife.

World's No 2 foundry sees strong demand for chips used in high-performance computers and artificial intelligence.

Sources say Ukraine has received sufficient financial assurances from partners to meet IMF's debt sustainability rules.

Japan, South Korea and the US promise 'robust response' after Pyongyang's fifth weapons test in 10 days.

Japanese leader's signature economic strategy has been criticised for lacking concrete details or targets.

US president says he is 'gravely concerned' by reports of crackdown on protests in Iran over death of Mahsa Amini.

Shares slid as much as 11.5 percent before recovering as investors panicked over bank's ability for a turnaround.

Recent survey finds just 47 percent of Americans trust US top court, which is taking up new set of contentious cases.

Putin's ally criticised a top Russian general for 'mediocrity' and said his sons aged 14, 15, and 16 will go to war.

Ukrainian forces recapture territory in the south, threatening supply lines for thousands of Russian troops.

Five people face felony charges, including seditious conspiracy - a Civil War-era statute that is rarely prosecuted.

Antony Blinken's trip to Colombia, Chile and Peru is part of US effort to reaffirm commitment to South American allies.

Women rallied across various cities in Afghanistan after dozens of mostly young women were killed in a school attack.

In visit to island, US president says he will ensure that Puerto Rico gets promised assistance after devastating storm.