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As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 37th day, we take a look at the main developments.

The death penalty is not the appropriate response to any offence, including those related to drugs.

Twenty-nine participants, including the hosts, for the 32-team tournament have already been confirmed.

Moscow's aggressive campaign of import substitution since 2014 has had mixed results at best, analysts say.

Slowdown comes amid fallout of Ukraine war and new COVID-19 outbreaks and lockdowns.

Territory's government tells countries to stop 'interfering' in internal affairs after damning assessments on freedoms.

Export-reliant economy saw imports jump to a record $63.62bn in March, led by purchases of crude oil, gas and coal.

Communities in northern New South Wales are feeling the emotional and financial strain in the wake of February's floods.

Lawsuit accuses US state of infringing on rights of LGBTQ students and their families with 'Don't Say Gay' legislation.

Shake-up is an important step before October elections expected to pit Jair Bolsonaro against Lula da Silva.

President's comments come as country cracks down on gang membership after wave of murders last weekend.

Focus on east as Ukraine says Russia has handed over control of Chernobyl nuclear plant and 'moved convoys of troops'.

Rights advocates welcome reported plan to end US border restriction in May, but demand immediate end to expulsions.

The S&P 500 declined, taking its loss in the past three months to nearly 5 percent, the most since March 2020.

Pakistan's embattled prime minister says he will not resign and accuses the US of conspiring with the opposition.

Water scarcity and other effects of climate change impact the vulnerable the most, say NGO workers.

Amid criticism of Russia's involvement in nuclear talks, JCPOA supporters say US must press on with diplomacy.

Police impose indefinite curfew in parts of Sri Lankan capital as protests over worsening economic crisis turns violent.

Many businesses pledged to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions, but some environmentalists now warn of empty promises.

Most Russian troops have left the defunct nuclear facility and only a 'small number' remain, Ukraine's Energoatom says.

UN head called for donations to stave off a crisis as he launched the UN's biggest ever single-country funding drive.

Joe Biden is releasing millions of barrels from the United States' crude oil stash. Here's what you need to know.

Mortgage-rate locks to buy second homes dropped last month to the lowest level since May 2020, according to Redfin.

The US retail giant is following the footsteps of Walmart and Amazon, in a move to help attract lower-income shoppers.

Al Jazeera speaks to Indigenous delegates meeting with Pope Francis to demand an apology for residential schools.

While Western nations are curbing imports of Russian energy amid Ukraine war, India has purchased oil from Moscow.

The top court has upheld the order to release the journalist, who has been imprisoned for four months without charges.

The reforms would've been the biggest change to Kenya's political system since it introduced a new constitution in 2010.

Poland's deputy foreign minister discusses whether a Russian attack is possible on Polish soil.

A protester was shot in the chest as thousands in Khartoum rallied against an army coup and worsening living conditions.

Americans are dealing with the fastest pace of price increases in 40 years.

Algerian football federation demands FIFA order a replay of its match with Cameroon due to the referee's performance.

The ongoing siege of the strategic city of Mariupol has trapped tens of thousands of people with dwindling supplies.

Human rights, the Russia-Ukraine war and biennial World Cup plans some of the issues that surfaced in Doha.

Both Tunisian parliament and President Saied are trying to exert authority, as Saied announces parliament's dissolution.

Russia supplies about a third of Europe's gas, so energy is the most powerful lever at Putin's disposal.

Why does Havana evoke memories of Beirut?

The barrels will come from the US's strategic petroleum reserve, which is used in times of emergency.

Legislators blamed Jean-Marie Kalumba for soaring prices of goods and mismanagement of the fishing industry.

Norway's football chief lashes out at FIFA and Qatar while World Cup hosts, governing body point to labour reforms made.

Press freedom violations are so rare in Cape Verde that an investigation of three reporters has sparked national debate.

Russian opposition supporters report acts of intimidation since Moscow launched its invasion of Ukraine.

As the economic war on Russia expands, what happens to the globalised financial system that Washington championed?

The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies refused to deviate from gradual output hikes.

Jobless claims rose by 14,000 to 202,000 for the week ending March 26, the Labor Department reported Thursday.

The veteran Hollywood actor's retirement has drawn attention to the little-known illness that has many causes.

Is fugitive Chinese billionaire and self-styled whistleblower Guo Wengui a brave dissident or a fraudster?

Pashinyan and Aliyev will meet on April 6 in Brussels amid a flare-up over the disputed region of Nagorno-Karabakh.

US will return to the tournament after failing to qualify in 2018, while Mexico qualified for the eighth straight time.

Development comes as Turkey seeks a thaw in relations with Saudi Arabia that worsened after the journalist's murder.