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As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 321st day, we take a look at the main developments.

Rwandan leader says his country will not shoulder the burden of hosting those fleeing the deadly conflict in DR Congo.

Clashes in city of Juliaca most deadly since unrest began when Pedro Castillo was removed early last month.

State media says group, including children, sent to prison for two to five years for not having documents.

Rocket carried beneath the wing of a modified Boeing 747 separated from the aircraft but failed to reach orbit.

The order, issued for the affluent coastal enclave of Montecito, comes five years after mudslides killed 23 residents.

Morales criticised the removal of former President Pedro Castillo, who tried to dissolve Peru's Congress last month.

Doctors say Hamlin, who suffered a cardiac arrest and collapsed during a US football game last week, is 'doing well'.

The SEC hit former CEO Stephen Easterbrook with a five-year officer and director bar and a $400,000 civil penalty.

The government of Nicolas Maduro has been criticised for barring potential challengers from seeking office.

Stockholm says Ankara is asking too much and it can't fulfil all its demands.

Kyiv says it is strengthening forces in Soledar near Bakhmut as it battles attacks by Russia's Wagner mercenary group.

Bolsonaro's hospitalisation in Florida follows an attack by his supporters against key government offices in Brazil.

More than 7,000 nurses strike at two NYC hospitals, stating that low wages and staffing levels have squeezed workers.

Israeli firm NSO Group's spyware has been linked to state surveillance of human rights activists and dissidents.

Forward calls time on decorated career at age 33, says football has given him some of life's 'best moments'.

Highest UN decision-making body votes unanimously to keep aid flowing from Turkey to Syria's rebel-held Idlib region.

Multibillion-dollar agreement marks largest investment in Canadian air force in decades, defence minister says.

New study says giant hole in the ozone layer that develops every year over Antarctica on course to be healed by 2066.

Since 2021, Tesla has been beta-testing 'Full Self-Driving' using owners who haven’t been trained on the system.

Gov't says scheme to focus on boosting capabilities of municipal emergency services to respond in a state of emergency.

About 1,500 people detained as police dismantle pro-Bolsonaro camp after storming of gov't buildings in the capital.

California is expecting even more turbulent weather after thunderstorms, snow and damaging winds cross the state.

Migration, drug trafficking, manufacturing and trade are set to top the agenda of US-Canada-Mexico meetings.

Lesbos trial involving 24 aid workers could have a chilling effect on humanitarian efforts in Europe, critics say.

Minister says checking vaccinations was inconvenient and a panel of health experts had agreed to withdraw the new rule.

Martinez replaces Fernando Santos, who left his job after Portugal suffered a shock defeat to Morocco in the World Cup.

Virgin Orbit to send satellites up from UK on a modified Boeing 747 with a rocket attached under its wing.

Head of the Catholic Church slams Russia's war in Ukraine and Iran's treatment of protesters.

The incident comes a month after a train service in the north, which was shut after a March 2022 attack, resumed.

Experts say Rahul Gandhi's march is an effort to revive fortunes of a party that dominated Indian politics for decades.

Separatist leader awards Russian president with medal for 'patriotic concern' for Bosnia's Republika Srpska entity.

Pakistan official says donors at Geneva conference have committed $8.57bn to help it recover from devastating floods.

The new foreign minister's visit follows in the footsteps of his predecessors over the last three decades.

In Bosnia, Serbs are marking the 31st anniversary of the Republika Srpska entity's founding, despite a court ban.

Mexican leaders have promised more humane migration policies only to wage a brutal war on migrants on behalf of the US.

After years of devastation, it feels good to see Iraq celebrated internationally — as the host of the Arabian Gulf Cup.

Protesters gathered in front of a prison in Karaj to stop the execution of two men linked to Iran's demonstrations.

Craig Tiley says players will not have to take tests but should stay home if they feel unwell.

Suez Canal Authority head says traffic was unaffected by the grounding of the MV Glory vessel.

Hundreds moved to shelters after buildings in the Himalayan town popular with pilgrims and tourists develop cracks.

Far-right security minister Itamar Ben-Gvir said waving the Palestinian flag is an act in support of 'terrorism'.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 320th day, we take a look at the main developments.

The unrest in Brazil's capital caps months of tension following Lula's October 30 presidential victory over Bolsonaro.

At least 300 arrested over the riots by Bolsonaro's supporters as questions mount about security lapses in Brasilia.

The latest Chinese drills around Taiwan are the second major military exercises in less than a month.

Supporters of Brazil's far-right ex-President Jair Bolsonaro broke through police barricades and stormed govt buildings.

The trip followed unveiling of new immigration policy that rights groups warn could put asylum seekers' lives at risk.

Kevin McCarthy won the role of speaker of the House of Representatives in the US after 15 rounds of voting.

Moscow said its 'retaliatory strike' killed more than 600 soldiers, but Kyiv said its armed forces were not affected.