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Seoul says 'important milestone' part of effort to improve reconnaissance and satellite capabilities.

Demonstrators waved Palestinian flags and condemned the ongoing Israeli occupation.

US says Putin is being misled by advisers on Ukraine war as Moscow announces a truce to let civilians leave Mariupol.

The market for special purpose acquisition companies, or SPACs, had an explosion in deals in the first half of 2021.

Biden administration expected to revoke contentious policy by May 23 but decision not yet finalised, AP and Reuters say.

Kais Saied says the move, eight months after suspending parliament, aims to 'preserve the state and its institutions'.

Michelle Bachelet warns Russia may have committed war crimes by killing civilians and destroying hospitals in Ukraine.

Apple and Meta provided basic subscriber details, such as a user’s address, phone number and IP address, in mid-2021.

From Amazon to Starbucks, US companies are seeing a revival in the power of unions and collective bargaining.

Russian president being misled by senior advisers 'too afraid to tell him the truth', White House official says.

Ghana became first African nation to qualify for the 2022 World Cup, but its success was overshadowed by fan violence.

Condition has affected US film star's 'cognitive abilities', daughter Rumer Willis says in a family statement.

Eleven people have been killed in three separate attacks within a week.

Ukrainian and Russian negotiators meet in Turkey as Russia says its forces near Kyiv and Chernihiv are regrouping.

Bahraini-American rights organisation says Gulf country is heading towards another 'sham' vote in November.

Canadian PM's visit to Williams Lake First Nation comes amid push for justice for residential school abuses.

Most of the hearty ingredients needed to make the beetroot soup saw double-digit price increases in a single week.

As some remove references to Russia from business names, others say it's unfair to blame all Russians for Ukraine war.

Some 4,019,287 people have fled Ukraine's borders, surpassing worst-case UN estimate as Russia's invasion continues.

New rules proposed by the EU's executive arm call for a mandatory minimum use of recycled fibers by 2030.

Curbs target Iran-based agent and companies that the Biden administration says obtained supplies for Iran's programme.

Ukraine has offered a detailed proposal for neutrality, but both sides are pressing their advantages on the ground.

Land reforms in the early 2000s were meant to readdress colonial legacies but elite citizens ended up benefitting more.

The intensified bombardment comes a day after Moscow said it would scale down military operations in the cities.

In an surge not witnessed in years, Palestinians carry out three attacks killing 11 Israelis in just more than a week.

The Egyptian Football Association says the team was subjected to racism after offensive banners, and fans threw bottles.

Senator Susan Collins says she will vote to confirm Ketanji Brown Jackson, who would be first Black woman on top court.

Football still developing in Canada, but World Cup qualification is 'monster step in right direction', ex-players say.

Parliamentary source says less than two-thirds of legislators were present in parliament, falling short of quorum.

India is looking to buy oil and weapons from sanctions-hit Russia.

Growth is also likely to slow sharply this year, particularly in the first three months of 2022.

A close look into the state of accessibility for people with disabilities in Nigeria’s largest city.

A close look into the state of accessibility for disabled people in India’s financial and entertainment capital.

A close look into the state of accessibility for people with disabilities in one of the world’s largest cities.

The aim now is regime survival.

PM Boris Johnson and MPs from all sides stated their support after MP Jamie Wallis openly declares being transgender.

'In 1999, the war in Kosova stole my childhood. Now, I watch the same thing happening to children in Ukraine.'

Once again there appears to be no accountability after women were violently forced to stay out of a football stadium.

Trevor Reed begins a hunger strike over being put in solitary confinement and not receiving proper medical care.

State broadcaster CCTV stopped airing games in 2020, angered by a team official supporting Hong Kong democracy movement.

Polish PM says his country will put forward the most radical plan in the EU to wean itself off Russian imports entirely.

Muttahida Qaumi Movement Pakistan (MQM-P) announces it is leaving Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI)-led government.

Fakhir Berwari was a bomb disposal expert who disarmed thousands of landmines across Iraq.

The deal Trudeau made to stay in power until 2025 made Canada a little more interesting - politically speaking.

Rana Ayyub stopped at Mumbai airport while flying to Europe to speak about intimidation of journalists in the country.

The British government announces the withdrawal of its judges over opposition to China's national security law.

Russian Soyuz capsule carrying Mark Vande Hei, Anton Shkaplerov and Pyotr Dubrov is scheduled to land in Kazakhstan.

Representatives from regional countries plus Extended Troika to discuss the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan.

The Russian billionaire's role in negotiations surprised some, but observers say Abramovich is a skilled middleman.

Data from the past century shows temperatures in the region have risen by 1.5°C - twice the global increase.