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More than half of Kyiv's three million inhabitants have fled the city since the start of the Russian offensive.

Sanctions imposed on Russia have brought to the fore questions about alternatives to US currency-based markets.

Attacks over the past two weeks in New York and Washington, DC had targeted unhoused people on the streets, killing 2.

Lawyer hopeful for aid worker's release almost six years on from her detention.

The UK announces new sanctions on Russian individuals, hiked tariffs on Russian imports and banned export goods.

The equity market rebounded after a three-day slide while crude hovered near $95 a barrel.

The exit means that the US Caribbean territory’s government will resume billion-dollar payments to bondholders.

The rise underscored inflationary pressures that set the stage for a Federal Reserve rate rise this week.

Navalny faces 13 years in jail, two years on probation and $10,600 fine for embezzlement and contempt of court charges.

Sour relations between Uganda and Rwanda had led to a three-year border closure by Kigali, that ended in January.

In joint news conference, foreign ministers of Russia and Iran contest Western claim Moscow is blocking JCPOA revival.

It's time to put an end to a long history of violence in the name of benevolence.

Western media's coverage of Putin's war has revealed a sickening score of hypocrisies and marquee-sized blind spots.

The curfew comes as Moscow has intensified attacks on Ukrainian cities, including the capital, Kyiv.

Al Jazeera looks into Israel’s family reunification law that affects Palestinian couples and families.

The rebellion, which has thrived on perceived marginalisation of the Casamance region, dates back to 1982.

UN calls on Russia to ensure Marina Ovsyannikova will not face reprisals for her protest on live television.

Some experts say that Ukraine remaining neutral and out of NATO could be beneficial to regional security.

Russian troops target culturally-significant sites and artefacts.

Syria’s uprising-turned-civil war has been littered with grave human rights violations that could amount to war crimes.

India gets nearly all its sunflower oil from Ukraine and Russia, supplies that have been held up, pushing up prices.

Travelling by train, the three leaders are set to become the first to visit Ukraine's capital since Russia's invasion.

The two leaders held bilateral talks on Monday and discussed the deteriorating security situation of the Sahel region.

The strike organisers are demanding an increase in hourly wages of at least 1 euro, among other things.

Experts say Evidence Act, a 19th-century British era relic, has been routinely used to discredit survivors' testimony.

Beyond COVID, there are concerns Ukraine's health situation - TB, HIV, polio - will be exacerbated by Russia's war.

Teenage boy Nader Rayan and two men killed in raids in the occupied West Bank and Israel.

German defence minister says the country will replace its ageing Tornado bombers with F-35A Lightning II aircraft.

Mokom, ex-leader of an Anti-balaka militia, is suspected of war crimes committed in 2013 and 2014.

Antonio Guterres says the least-developed countries import a lot of their wheat from Ukraine and Russia.

Foreign minister says Beijing is 'not party' to Russia-Ukraine war as pressure grows on it to withdraw Moscow support.

The election commission announces after an unusual delay that Serdar Berdymukhamedov secured nearly 73 percent of votes.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 20th day, we take a look at the main developments.

A serious shift in the global art scene is under way with increasing interest in digital mediums, including NFTs.

Countries with 'feminist' foreign policies need a sharper gender framework for addressing Ukraine's predicament.

Procedures for operations, maintenance and inspection of weapons are being reviewed after last week's accidental launch.

Israel says it is not immediately clear who was behind what may be the largest ever cyberattack on the country.

Protesters waving the Ukrainian flag take over the property, saying they want it to house those fleeing the Ukraine war.

Officials hope Norwegian Escape, stranded off the north coast of the Dominican Republic, can be refloated at high tide.

By upholding ban in BJP-ruled state, court could set precedent for the rest of the country with 200 million Muslims.

Act of dissent comes amid crackdown on independent journalism and anti-war protests in Russia.

Omicron fuels surge in cases that is testing limits of China's Zero COVID strategy.

Sri Lanka is suffering from Asia’s worst inflation and struggling to source essential goods and fuel.

Facebook allowed surrogate advertisers to secretly fund BJP's election campaigns, boosting its reach on the platform.

Earlier decision found that minister has a 'duty of care' to children when considering fossil fuel projects.

Peru's opposition parties accuse left-wing President Pedro Castillo of corruption, say he is morally unfit to govern.

After talks between US and Chinese officials, Washington says Beijing will face 'consequences' if it backs Moscow.

More than 4,000 people evacuated from front-line cities, but Ukrainian official accuses Moscow of firing on civilians.

Investors fled tech and big growth names ahead of this week's expected rise in interest rates.

Women's rights advocates and LGBTQ community members say contentious legislation puts them at 'high risk'.