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The United States has imposed several rounds of sanctions on Moscow since its February 24 invasion of Ukraine.

A total of 26 police officers and 14 others were wounded in the riots and 20 vehicles destroyed or damaged.

Sarmat is a new heavy intercontinental ballistic missile that Russia is expected to deploy with 10 or more warheads.

Arizona orders mandatory evacuations as dry brush and pine trees ignite in early start to US southwest wildfire season.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken urges cooperation as US prepares for increase in arrivals at border with Mexico.

Price growth was just 0.2 percent in the seven days ended April 15, slowing for the sixth week in a row.

Al Jazeera recaps key events during week eight of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

New war phase begins with Russia focusing on Ukraine's east and south as the West steps up arms deliveries.

Senior US defence official says howitzer training of a few dozen Ukrainian forces has begun outside of the country.

Wimbledon has not banned athletes since after World War II, when players from Germany and Japan could not compete.

Existing home sales fell 2.7 percent from February to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 5.77 million, data shows.

Imprisoned Russian opposition leader says France is 'close' to his heart and he felt he could address the French people.

A review of the major events that have marked the history of the Al-Aqsa Mosque in occupied East Jerusalem.

Authorities blame alleged drug traffickers from the Gulf Clan for the attack in Colombia's Antioquia department.

The call comes amid continued US concerns that China could support Russia in the invasion of Ukraine.

Annual inflation rose to 6.7 percent last month, up from 5.7 percent in February, Statistics Canada reported Wednesday.

Netflix traded as low as $212.51 in New York, extending its plunge this year to 64 percent.

The groups have asked the judiciary to declare as unconstitutional law reforms that they say limit reporting on gangs.

At least four Nigerian military aircraft have been involved in deadly crashes since last year.

I spent eight years in prison, five of which were in solitary confinement, and my ordeal is still far from over.

Armed groups have been carrying out attacks against communities and security targets across northern Nigeria.

About 12 million people, including 7 million within the country, flee their homes since Russian invasion, the UN says.

Home Secretary Priti Patel will decide whether to approve UK court order to extradite WikiLeaks founder.

The former independence fighter has garnered 62.09 percent of the votes with three-quarters of the ballots counted.

What is the real reason behind Israel's routine violence against Palestinians?

Since last May, there has been civil unrest and protests in Eswatini, one of the world's last remaining monarchies.

The Navy veteran said he was 'done talking' and decided it was 'time to take action' in supporting Ukrainian forces.

Supreme Court says status quo should be maintained in Jahangirpuri, which was racked by religious violence last weekend.

Public statements gathered by Finnish media suggest half of Finland's 200 legislators now support membership.

Activist Tam Tak-chi was a defendant in the city's first sedition trial since it was handed back to China in 1997.

Nobel Prize winner Abdulrazak Gurnah and writer Nana Oforiatta Ayim on the consequences of centuries of colonialism.

More than 500 escaped camp in country's north early on Wednesday, but some were killed as they tried to cross highway.

Government promises to investigate allegations that police used excessive force to disperse protesters.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 56th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Leader of Ukrainian marines in besieged city appeals for extraction as Russian forces close in.

Oleg Tinkov also describes Russia's military as 's***' in the strongest criticism against the war by a Russian tycoon.

A deal between the two nations is raising moral and legal questions about Britain’s obligation to asylum seekers.

CEO Jihan Abass shows the challenges and rewards of building a business in Kenya.

Dr Prabha Kangle died from COVID a year ago. But her memory lives on with her achievements and carefully tended plants.

Wall Street sent Netflix's stock tumbling 26 percent after market hours, erasing about $40bn of market value.

Widening trade deficit highlights vulnerability of world's third-largest economy to soaring import costs.

IMF says Sri Lanka's debt is unsustainable and it needs to restore debt sustainability before it can get any funds.

The People's Bank of China keeps one-year loan prime rate at 3.7 percent and the five-year rate at 4.6 percent.

The Solomon Islands prime minister has been defending the just-signed pact amid concern from Canberra to Washington.

UN chief calls for a four-day truce to allow for evacuations, but Russian envoy says he is 'sceptical' about the idea.

Recent sharp hike in fuel costs is pushing up prices of fruits, vegetables & packaged milk, hurting citizens.

US court orders oil giant to pay nearly $290,000 to plaintiff’s counsel following botched deposition.

The regime has stripped the citizenship of 33 critics since March in a move that violates international law.

White House says new rule will restore community safeguards in reviews of pipelines and other major US projects.

Russian forces are attacking across Ukraine’s eastern Donbas region in what Moscow says is a new phase of the war.