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Thousands of Ukrainians cross the Danube into neighbouring Romania to escape the escalating war.

The deal eases Purdue Pharma’s path towards resolving trillions of dollars in claims by US state and local governments.

Russia's war on Ukraine has pushed up the price of oil to a ten-year high.

Many shipping firms have suspended sailings to affected Black Sea ports amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

President Zelenskyy: from comedian to commander-in-chief

Canada also sending rocket launchers and hand grenades to Ukraine as Russian attacks on key Ukrainian cities intensify.

Samantha Power says world will need to press Russia to allow humanitarian aid into Ukrainian towns, cities under attack.

Court filings by panel investigating January 6 riot mark most formal effort yet to link Donald Trump to a federal crime.

Prosecutor general orders media watchdog to 'restrict access' to TV Rain channel and landmark radio station Ekho Moskvy.

Day 8: Today, I feel empty inside, but my mother's wisdom and my daughter's positivity give me hope.

A Polish investigation concerns the treatment of Abu Zubaydah, who remains at the American naval base at Guantanamo.

The shutdown comes against a backdrop of soaring oil prices following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Fathi Bashagha is sworn in as the divide between Tobruk and Tripoli threatens to plunge Libya into a new conflict.

Wheat prices jumped 37% and corn prices soared 21% so far in 2022 after rising more than 20% throughout all of 2021.

Yemeni students caught up in Russia's invasion face arduous journeys and racial profiling as they try to escape Ukraine.

The port city on the Sea of Azov is encircled and under constant attack as Russia seeks to advance into Ukraine's south.

Procedural ruling allows Republican administration in Kentucky to pursue appeal of lower court ruling against state law.

Openness, grit and selfie videos. How Ukraine's comedian-turned-president has become a symbol of national resistance.

Exchange traded funds (ETFs) remain one of the few ways left to gain exposure to Russia.

The move came as Western states are implementing severe sanctions against Russia for invading Ukraine.

For those who survived the Bosnian war of 1992-1995, the war in Ukraine feels too familiar.

Initial unemployment claims decreased by 18,000 to 215,000 in the week ended February 26, US data revealed.

The pope's visit coincides with the 11th independence anniversary of South Sudan, a predominantly Christian country.

The strategically located city has become the first major urban centre to be in Russian hands.

Bai L is accused of crimes against humanity, murder and attempted murder, including the 2004 killing of Deyda Hydara.

Berlin’s mayor says the capital will prepare beds for 20,000 people as other regions make similar preparations.

More people are going hungry as COVID-19 and vicious storms have wreaked havoc across the country.

PM, who has been criticised for hardline border policies, says 'migrants will be stopped, refugees can get all help'.

Ukrainian president says thousands of volunteers coming to fight for Ukraine as more peace talks expected in Belarus.

The move comes as the billionaire faces charges over EU subsidy fraud involving his farm outside Prague.

Medics at a hospital in Zaporizhzhia make preparations as they brace for Russian assault on the eastern Ukrainian city.

Last October’s military coup has had a ripple effect on the country’s healthcare sector.

As the US leads an economic war against Russia over Ukraine, we ask if sanctions will have the intended effect.

IPC says athletes cannot take part in events, calling them 'victims' of their governments' actions.

Monday's accident is the latest in a series of such incidents at artisanal mines in the country.

The February 17 withdrawal was a direct consequence of France's gradual loss of influence in the Sahel.

The public prosecutors clear the way for the 84-year-old to return to Spain from exile, listing various reasons.

Prime Minister Imran Khan had little to gain and much to lose from backing out of his planned visit to Moscow.

Assurance follows days of outages caused by a lack of funds to buy enough fuel to fire power plants.

Emotional scenes at New Delhi airport as students make it back home, many angry at government's delayed evacuation.

A missile hit near Oleg Rubak's family home on Tuesday night, as Russia's invasion of Ukraine intensified.

As melting ice caps wreak havoc and open up new opportunities, 101 East investigates China’s plans for the Arctic.

The swiftest refugee exodus this century is under way with one million people fleeing Ukraine since Russia invaded.

The Russian president has put Russia's deterrent weapons - including its nuclear arms - on alert.

Australia's largest state ends one of the world's longest coronavirus-related border closures.

Valid D has allegedly accepted an order to kill a Chechen opposition member living in exile in Germany.

World body says process that saw Fathi Bashagha elected as new PM 'fell short of expected standards'.

UAE toes fine line as it navigates increasingly strong ties with Moscow amid US fallout over conflict, say analysts.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its eighth day, we take a look at the major developments.

Hundreds of thousands of people have fled after the invasion, but others have vowed to stay and fight.