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Andrzej Duda becomes the first foreign leader to address Ukraine's parliament since the start of Russia’s war.

Six Palestinians escaped from a high-security prison last year by digging a tunnel, sparking a massive manhunt.

An Iraqi Kurd and a Ukrainian, part of families with young children, take us through a day in their lives as refugees.

Nearly 900,000 homes in Ontario and Quebec provinces were without power as wind-blown trees killed several Canadians.

Israel has lied from the instant that Shireen Abu Akleh was assassinated.

The effective annihilation of a nation is hardly a laughing matter.

The ball to restore the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action nuclear deal is in the US's court, Tehran says.

Shireen Mazari, who served under former PM Imran Khan, was detained by police near her Islamabad home on Friday.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 88th day, we take a look at the main developments.

WHO reports 92 confirmed monkeypox cases and 28 suspected ones in 12 nations as the spread continues.

The choosing of politicians running on promieses to tackle climate change represents a remarkable shift for Australia.

We discuss the organisations challenges, failures and potential.

Turkish leader tells NATO chief Sweden, Finland must address Ankara's concerns for it to support their membership bid.

US special envoy on Afghanistan stresses international opposition to Taliban's treatment of women and girls.

A separatist Russian leader says nearly 2,500 fighters from Azovstal are now prisoners and will face tribunals.

Women's Tennis Association and Association of Tennis Professionals will not award ranking points to Wimbledon players.

On his first visit to Asia as US president, Biden wants to reassure allies about Washington's strategic focus on China.

The under-construction tunnel is part of a highway network of bridges and tunnels in the strategic Himalayan region.

Nearly 60 people killed and about three million people affected by flooding in Bangladesh and India.

Anthony Albanese has led his Labor Party to victory in the election, ending nine years of conservative rule.

The largely symbolic travel bans form part of a downward spiral in Russia's relations with the West over war in Ukraine.

The outbreak of monkeypox in countries where the virus is not endemic is highly unusual, according to scientists.

'Torrid' heatwave with temperatures reaching mid-40°s Celsius has renewed debate over the climate crisis.

Wimbledon stripped of ranking points by main tours in move threatening to reduce Grand Slam to exhibition status.

Israel falls back on its media manipulation tactics after the killing of Shireen Abu Akleh attracts global attention.

Boeing’s astronaut capsule reaches International Space Station in uncrewed test do-over after several failed attempts.

Amjad al-Fayyed, 17, was killed after an Israeli raid in the occupied West Bank city of Jenin.

Missiles were fired from the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights and some were intercepted by Syrian air defences.

The surrender of Ukrainian fighters holed up in bombed-out steel plant means an end to destructive three-month siege.

A museum outside the capital is attempting to educate Gambians on abuses committed under former leader Yahya Jammeh.

A recent meltdown in the crypto market has caused panic among investors.

In the eyes of many Brazilian leftists, the only real imperialism is US imperialism.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 87th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Pyongyang's nuclear and missile programme tops the agenda as Yoon hosts Biden for their first in-person talks.

Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Moscow asked clients from 'unfriendly countries' to pay for gas in roubles.

Amid concerns about the cost of living and climate change, opposition Labor party is seen to have the edge.

Easier pathway to permanent residency, citizenship for Hong Kong, Macau people delayed over national security fears.

Federal judge's ruling will extend 'indefinite suffering' of asylum seekers at US-Mexico border, rights groups say.

Israeli attack on funeral of Shireen Abu Akleh and confiscation of Palestinian flags are part of a decades-long pattern.

Moscow says it has taken control of steel plant, fully capturing port city after months of Ukrainian resistance.

Washington renews calls for investigation into journalist's killing after Israeli military rules out criminal inquiry.

New York state is investigating former US president's real estate company for allegedly misstating value of assets.

Michelle Bachelet's visit marks the first trip to China by a UN human rights commissioner since 2005.

The Kremlin says the economy is weathering the storm, but analysts warn of a steep future decline.

Attorney general announces new measures to raise awareness, as well as prevent and address hate crimes in US.

Catherine Colonna, a career diplomat and recent ambassador to the UK, takes over France's foreign affairs portfolio.

The Tigray Peoples’ Liberation Front (TPLF) says 4,208 prisoners of war, including 401 women, to be released in amnesty.

Elon Musk, who is in the process of buying Twitter, used the social media platform to respond to the allegation.

'One more lie': Havana pushes back against latest US slight amid tensions over upcoming Americas summit.

State Department revokes 'terrorism' designation of Kahane Chai and four other groups, saying they have been inactive.