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Moscow is making good on a threat to cut supplies if payments are not made in its local currency.

The Quran is the central religious text in Islam and is believed by Muslims to be God's word as guidance for humanity.

Violence by armed groups and a power struggle between the president and prime minister have delayed elections in Somalia

The ban adds more uncertainty to a global food market suffering from wild price swings.

A local bus driving through mountains reveals the remote lives, communities and environments of eastern Turkey.

This is my last ever article on Elon Musk.

The rapidly growing non-profit is carrying the most radical elements of modern US conservatism to the mainstream.

The MoS attack on Angela Rayner tells us nothing about the Labour MP, but a lot about those governing our country.

Critics say the policy aims to restrict and track the travel of foreign nationals and control Palestinian population.

Pre-talks in Doha are moving slowly, risking the inclusion of rebel groups in a national dialogue set for May 10.

Dialogue channels will remain open but Macron is expected to push for more aggressive position on Russia, analysts say.

How one Indigenous woman took the issue of Canada’s Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls to the pope in Rome.

Landfill in Bhalswa in city's north is taller than a 17-storey building and covers area bigger than 50 football fields.

The launch comes after the company and NASA successfully completed the first civilian trip to the space station.

Alleged Pakistani raids in Afghanistan in response to killing of its soldiers have raised tensions between two nations.

Dozens of veterans are camping out near president's office, having lost faith in leader who is resisting calls to quit.

During COVID, innovative Nigerian school pupils design and build a health-assistant robot, to great acclaim.

Channel wins premier prize at 2022 New York Festivals TV & Film Awards for sixth straight year.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 63rd day, we take a look at the main developments.

Prices stay on even keel after Russia cuts gas supplies to Bulgaria and Poland.

Dalit activists say government's Public Distribution System of food grains often excludes the marginalised community.

Bomber who killed three Chinese teachers was herself a teacher who enrolled for a master's degree months before attack.

Russian authorities said explosions hit three border provinces, including an ammunition depot, in the Belgorod province.

Ahmad Fathi Masad, 18, was shot dead during an Israeli army dawn raid in Jenin; at least three others were injured.

Poland and Bulgaria accuse Gazprom of breaching contracts after it cuts off gas, demands payments in Russian roubles.

Protesters maintain pressure on government amid debt crisis that is pushing up food and fuel prices.

As experts investigate a surge in cases of liver disease among children, Dr Khan explains the symptoms to look out for.

A young Azmari musician embarks on a challenging journey to Addis Ababa to improve his musicianship and find work.

Israel is believed to have conducted hundreds of missile attacks in Syria, but rarely discusses them.

USS Sampson conducted a monthly patrol of the strait, which the US regards as international waters.

Sri Lanka's worst financial crisis has left it struggling to pay for essentials, including food, fuel and medicines.

Soaring prices come as Prime Minister Scott Morrison fights a tough election campaign.

Court finds Myanmar's deposed leader guilty in first of 11 corruption cases against her, sentences her to five years in jail.

Shippers are concerned over reputational risk and increasing difficulty in getting insurance for Russian assets.

At least 11 people die after being electrocuted when decorated truck touches overhead transmission line.

Ukraine condemns Russia's 'gas blackmail' as Poland, Bulgaria say Gazprom is set to cut their gas supplies on Wednesday.

Shenzhen-based firm says it is "reassessing compliance requirements" following controversy over role in Ukraine war.

Execution comes the morning after mother's last-ditch effort to save her intellectually disabled son was dismissed.

The shares declined about 6 percent in extended trading.

The warning misled Australian riders by telling them they could be charged fees even if they cancelled within 5 minutes.

Officials say Russia's Gazprom is halting gas deliveries to Poland and Bulgaria amid their refusal to pay in roubles.

UN says Russian president agreed 'in principle' to UN involvement in evacuations of civlians from Azovstal steel plant.

Agreement will provide about $32m for projects focusing on food security and the battered healthcare system.

Ex-army officials tell special tribunal they participated in so-called 'false positive' killings of over 100 civilians.

Berlin gives green light to delivery of tanks with anti-aircraft guns in move welcomed by the United States.

Harris, who is not displaying symptoms, according to her office, is the latest top US official to contract the virus.

The shift in policy is expected to increase the wages of flight attendants by several thousand dollars a year.

Under the policy, tens of thousands of asylum seekers were forced to wait in Mexico for their US court dates.

The billionaire entrepreneur and founder of Space X has finally managed to take control of the platform.