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At least six killed, 26 wounded in incident at carnival of Strepy-Bracquegnies.

Seven children, including a two-year-old girl, and five women aged between 25 and 32 were killed, says Red Cross.

Opposition parties filed the motion against Imran Khan, saying he had lost his parliamentary majority.

The city of Jilin will lock down some 4.5 million people for three days starting Monday.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's office says there is a high risk of an attack on Volyn being launched from Belarus.

Last July, President Saied suspended parliament, sacked PM and further expanded his legislative and executive powers.

Russia launches cruise and hypersonic missiles targeting Ukrainian military sites as it steps up its military offensive.

Authorities in the port city say those sheltering in the targeted school include women and children.

Will Storr and Nichola Raihani discuss the psychology of status, and why people believe in conspiracy theories.

Boris Johnson comes under criticism, including from his own MPs, for comparing Ukrainian resistance with Brexit.

Fumio Koshi, on a visit to New Delhi, calls on the Indian PM to take a tougher stand on Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.

Besieged Ukrainian cities have been under relentless Russian bombardment as Ukrainians resist the aggression.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 25th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Saudi giant says its net income increased by 124 percent to $110bn in 2021, compared with $49bn in 2020.

But 'mainstream' politicians should also be pressured to explain why they supported Putin's regime for so long.

Afghanistan ranked last in the World Happiness Report among 149 countries surveyed, with Lebanon following.

Investigators think the incident in Ontario province was an isolated act and are considering hate as a possible motive.

Ukrainian leader says siege of Mariupol would go down in history for what he said were 'war crimes' committed by Russia.

Saudi-led coalition says the barrage of drone and missile attacks by the Yemeni group did not cause any casualties.

Coastguards recover eight more bodies on Saturday after finding 12 on Friday, a civil protection official said.

Geraldine Fraser-Moleketi went from the front lines of anti-racist activism to success in politics and business.

Russian space agency rejects media reports suggesting its cosmonauts wore yellow in a support of Ukraine.

Russia relies on Australia for 20 percent of its alumina; export ban aims to limit its capacity to produce aluminium.

UN says at least 847 civilians killed in Ukraine since conflict began, 6.5 million internally displaced.

While many Bosnians are calling for a new civic constitution, some political elites seek more division, analysts say.

Russian forces have already cut the city off from the Sea of Azov.

US President Joe Biden warns China of consequences if it helps Russian forces in Ukraine.

The call comes after US warns Beijing of 'consequences' if it materially supports Russia's war on Ukraine.

On Friday, Spain said it backed a 2007 proposal by Morocco to offer Western Sahara autonomy under its sovereignty.

Economy Minister Robert Habeck visits Doha and Abu Dhabi as fears of gas shortages grow amid Russia's war on Ukraine.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy tells Russians to imagine '14,000 dead and tens of thousands maimed'.

Ukraine has turned to cryptocurrencies to fund its military fight against Russia.

President Samia Suluhu Hassan presented her condolences on Twitter, and urged 'road users to adhere to traffic rules'.

Israeli police said they 'neutralised' a Palestinian man who had allegedly stabbed an Israeli in Jerusalem.

Four American servicemen were taking part in an annual exercise involving 30,000 troops, 200 planes and 50 ships.

Official sources said the move could effectively hold up tests for about two-thirds of country's 4.5 million students.

Nuance is being lost - stifled even - in US media coverage of Ukraine. Plus, the influencers touring war-torn Syria.

UN was seeking $4.3bn but it could raise only $1.3bn, with some major donors missing, including the UAE, Saudi Arabia.

Aeroballistic missiles destroyed a large underground warehouse containing missiles and aviation ammunition, Moscow says.

Simplifying the war in Ukraine into a binary of 'good' versus 'evil' will not save us from another world war.

The Ukrainian president called for talks without delay, as he warned Moscow will suffer huge losses due to the war.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 24th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Despite concerns over data security and defences against misinformation, Telegram is Russia's go-to social media outlet.

Two deaths were recorded in the northeastern province of Jilin, the epicentre of an Omicron-fuelled wave of cases.

While Indonesia's government has condemned the invasion, the mood online is more sympathetic to Russia.

IMF says Russia's invasion of Ukraine may 'fundamentally alter' the global economic order.

Initial hands-off approach to right-wing movement reveals double standards and institutional police biases, experts say.

Voters in Southeast Asia's youngest country are choosing between 16 candidates for the presidency.

Chinese president made comments in video call with US counterpart Joe Biden.

For the first time, women are part of the decision-making body of the world's biggest Islamic organisation.