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As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 186th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Authorities say 119 people died in the last 24 hours and several countries pledge emergency aid for flood victims.

One of Southeast Asia's largest and oldest art fairs is back in Jakarta after a two year COVID suspension.

It feels personal when I hear that the US embassy in Jerusalem will be built on land stolen from Palestinians.

Most runs, most wickets and team records as the two sides prepare to meet on a cricket pitch after almost a year.

The Asia Cup T20 match will be the first between the two sides since October last year.

Investigation under way after shooting outside Indianapolis hotel wounds three Dutch soldiers, one of them critically.

US warships sail through Taiwan Strait for first time since China launched drills in response to Pelosi's Taipei visit.

Thousands take to the streets in vice president's defence as prosecutors seek jail sentence for corruption allegations.

Deadly clashes rock Libya's capital, raising fears of a return to full-blown war amid a months-long political standoff.

Dell is among several Western firms which are curtailing operations in Russia after Moscow sent troops into Ukraine.

'Critical strategic importance' says the US as Russia reopens hundreds of Soviet-era military sites in the region.

The Ethiopian government and rebel forces have accused each other of violating a months-long ceasefire.

French leader and his Algerian counterpart Tebboun say they will open a new era laying foundation for a new partnership.

EU foreign policy chief says the two neighbours have agreed on a deal over movement of citizens across their border.

Authorities have distributed iodine tablets to residents who live near the nuclear plant in case of a radioactive leak.

Moscow objected to parts of the draft statement, which included concerns about Russia's seizure of the Ukraine plant.

Japan's aid pledge to be delivered over three years, and with smaller amounts also available for African food security.

The revelation by a top official ties the military to one of Mexico’s worst human rights scandals.

Dutch towns and cities have offered accommodation to Ukrainians fleeing war, a similar welcome not extended to others.

The British government has failed to shield working people from rising costs, while energy giants make record profits.

Violence comes in the wake of a build-up of rival forces in the capital Tripoli over the past week.

Seizure of central bank assets would effectively acknowledge Taliban as legitimate government of Afghanistan - judge.

Hundreds of thousands of people fled a military crackdown in Myanmar five years ago.

Several European nations reactivate coal-fired plants after a ban on Russian fossil fuels.

UNICEF calls on all parties to agree to an 'immediate cessation of hostilities' as the federal gov't denies involvement.

Jamaican farm workers in Canada who raised abuse allegations say labour minister's comments are a 'slap in the face'.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 185th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Negotiations for a legally binding text on the issues facing international waters have continued for 15 years.

The row opens a new front in a series of disputes over Western Sahara that has already dragged in Spain and Germany.

Young people are abandoning demanding careers and ditching consumerism championed by the ruling communist party.

Nancy Davis, who is 15 weeks pregnant, says she plans to travel out of state for a 'medically necessary' abortion.

Justice Department document confirms criminal investigation into Trump's alleged mishandling of classified information.

Angola's governing MPLA party claims victory in election as opposition rejects the results of the vote.

Witnesses say a school in Mekelle was attacked and four civilians killed, but the government denies the reports.

Moderna previously pledged not to enforce COVID-19-related patents but changed its stance as the pandemic shifted gears.

Plan to jumpstart trade of renewable energy comes as Europe seeks to displace Russian gas amid the war in Ukraine.

UN human rights chief Michelle Bachelet discusses the pending report release following her controversial trip to China.

Redacted document provides more information about evidence that led to unprecedented search of Mar-a-Lago this month.

Insight into the harrowing experiences faced by Myanmar’s Rohingya at the hands of the military and Buddhist factions.

Turkey's finance minister says no need for concern over possible US sanctions on firms dealing with Russian businesses.

Fighting near the Zaporizhzhia power plant has sparked fears of a nuclear disaster.

Jerome Powell says economy is slowing from high 2021 growth rates, and restoring inflation to 2 percent is top priority.

Azerbaijani troops move into Lachin to replace Russian peacekeepers in line with a peace deal signed with Armenia.

Workers are livid that employers are refusing to pay more against the backdrop of wage-crushing inflation.

US House Speaker Pelosi’s Taiwan visit led to a crisis between the US and China; now more US officials are visiting.

The Belarusian leader said he agreed with Russian President Vladimir Putin to modernise SU-24 warplanes.

At least 937 people have died and 30 million are without shelter as Pakistan struggles to cope with devastating floods.

Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner faces 12 years in jail on corruption allegations she denies. Here's what's going on.

The strike could further cripple the state-owned logistics company and affect Africa's most advanced economy.