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Germany to give extra $720m to Holocaust survivors globally
The announcement comes as German Chancellor Olaf Scholz visits Israel for the first time since becoming the leader.
Russia’s biggest lender Sberbank exits Europe
State-controlled bank announces it is pulling out of European markets amid tightening of Western sanctions.
Photos: Signs of normalcy in India after two years of COVID curbs
Two years after the world's biggest lockdown to slow the pandemic, signs of normalcy return as infection rates fall.
‘We burned our clothes to stay warm’: Somali details Ukraine exit
Mustafa Mohamed, a Somali national, narrates his ordeal to find refuge in Poland following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
State of the Union speech: Full video of Biden’s address
Biden said much of the world is united against Russia while also using the moment to make Americans feel optimistic.
Russia claims control of southern Ukrainian city of Kherson
Defence ministry says talks are under way between Russian army and local authorities on maintaining order.
Russia cancelled Black Sea passage bid of four warships: Turkey
Cavusoglu says request to pass ships through Turkish straits was withdrawn on Ankara's objection on February 27-28.
More African students decry racism at Ukrainian borders
As at least half a million refugees flee Ukraine, more reports of mistreatment by Ukrainian border guards surface.
Thousands evacuate as Australia reels from severe flooding
Tens of thousands evacuated as parts of Australia's southeast coast hit by the worst flooding in more than a decade.
Empty shelves, spy hunt: Kyiv residents brace for Russian assault
Supermarkets in Ukraine's capital struggle with logistics as a long Russian military convoy advances slowly on Kyiv.
Hong Kong pro-democracy DJ convicted for ‘seditious’ speech
Pro-democracy radio personality Tam Tak-chi is among a growing number of activists charged under a colonial-era law.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: List of key events from day seven
As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its seventh day, we take a look at the major developments.
COVID and the Russian invasion: Ukraine’s dual crisis
Will Russia’s invasion of its neighbour cause a surge in COVID-19 cases, both in Ukraine and across the region?
Russian airborne troops land in Ukraine’s Kharkiv, clashes erupt
Army says immediate clashes break out on the streets of Ukraine's second city after landing of Russian paratroopers.
World Bank approves $1bn to fund urgent needs in Afghanistan
Funds will be disbursed through UN and aid agencies, bypassing the Taliban, to ease worsening humanitarian crisis.
Why hasn’t Russia mobilised its vast air power against Ukraine?
First six days of invasion have confounded expectations Russia would try to immediately destroy Ukraine's air force.
Taiwan president to donate salary for Ukraine relief efforts
War in Ukraine has generated widespread sympathy in Taiwan amid tensions with China.
Diplomats from 22 nations urge Pakistan to condemn Russia
The 193-member UN General Assembly will this week vote on a resolution condemning Moscow's aggression against Ukraine.
Visa for a Stray Dog
The story of Layaly, a street dog from Cairo who cheats death and embarks on a new life in Canada.
In Hong Kong, a Ukrainian eatery inspires solidarity, resistance
Hong Kong residents see echoes of their pro-democracy struggle in Ukraine's resistance against Russia.
Many deaths as Russia intensifies bombardment of Ukraine cities
Officials say 21 killed in shelling of Kharkiv and four others killed in cruise missile attack on Zhytomyr.
Afghans with correct legal documents may travel abroad: Taliban
Taliban's chief spokesman backtracks on comments he made suggesting Afghans would be barred from leaving the country.
Russia-Ukraine: Biden closes US airspace to Russian flights
In his first State of the Union address, US president says Putin will pay 'continuing high price' for invading Ukraine.
India looks to Gulf for oil to replace Russian supply: Report
State-run BPCL also intends to draw from its inventories to make up for any shortfall of Russian oil, Reuters said.
Dozens of diplomats walk out on Russian foreign minister’s speech
Diplomats from 40 countries walked out on Sergei Lavrov's speech to protest against Ukraine invasion.
Amid Ukraine crisis, China’s ‘Zero COVID’ weighs on global growth
Beijing's strict pandemic policies add to supply chain and inflation risks amid economic fallout of war in Ukraine.
Maersk, MSC and CMA CGM suspend Russian deliveries
Maersk, MSC and CMA CGM say they are suspending most deliveries to Russia as West ramps up sanctions over Ukraine war.
How will rewriting Chile’s constitution change the country?
As Chile reshapes its magna carta, the nation must confront longstanding socioeconomic issues.
Ukraine, inflation, Biden’s first state of the Union – a timeline
President Joe Biden's address to US lawmakers came as international concern grows over Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Russia steps up attacks on Ukraine’s biggest cities: Live news
Russia warns residents of Ukraine's capital Kyiv to flee, steps up bombardment of Kharkiv and Zhytomyr.
‘Resilient consumer’: Target to invest $5bn to increase retail growth
The funds will go to opening up 30 new stores and remodeling 200 others.
Apple halts product sales in Russia
The tech giant says it stands 'with all people who are suffering as a result of the violence'.
Canada: 169 potential graves found at former residential school
First Nation community in Canadian province of Alberta says search uncovered 169 'anomalies' associated with graves.
Deadly blast at Kyiv TV tower as Russia warns Ukrainian capital
Ukrainian officials accuse Russia of attacking TV tower after Moscow warned it would carry out 'high-precision strikes'.
Can Europe have a military power of its own?
The war in Ukraine has pushed many countries on the continent into ramping up their defence spending.
Several Palestinians killed by Israeli forces: Ministry
The Palestinian health ministry says one person killed in Beit Fajar, two others killed in Jenin in occupied West Bank.
Refugees stream into Hungary amid Russian war on Ukraine
More than 85,000 people have crossed into Hungary since Russia invaded Ukraine, as refugees receive a warm welcome.
Canada to petition ICC to investigate alleged Russian war crimes
International Criminal Court prosecutor this week announced plans to open probe into Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Facebook, Instagram demoting posts from Russian state-media
Meta also said that it has seen a 'definitely discernable' degradation of its services in Russia in recent days.
Waging economic war on Russia | Start Here
How Western sanctions could cripple Russia’s economy.
US says Russian crimes ‘mounting’ in Ukraine
Secretary of State Antony Blinken tells UN human rights council Russian attacks hitting hospitals, schools in Ukraine.
Biden’s State of the Union comes amid tensions at home and abroad
The presidential speech usually focused on domestic issues, will also address the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
US stocks fall, oil tops $105 as Ukraine crisis rattles markets
A surge of more than 10 percent in oil sent shivers through risky assets Tuesday.
Libya parliament approves new government as crisis escalates
The vote may lead to the formation of two parallel administrations, derailing the UN-led reconciliation efforts.
The Afghan revolutionary who took on the Soviets and patriarchy
In 1977, Meena began a resistance movement to fight for women’s rights and defy imperial occupation in Afghanistan.
UN launches $1.7bn aid appeal for Ukraine amid Russian assault
The UN estimates that 12 million people in Ukraine will need relief and protection amid Russia's invasion.
US delegation arrives in Taiwan amid tensions with China
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has drawn fresh attention to China's threat to use force to annex Taiwan.
Symbolic pressure on Russia grows in US, but advocates want more
US cultural, sporting and business pressure on Russia is building as country's attacks on Ukraine continue.
Germany’s inflation bolstered by surge in energy costs
Energy costs throughout Europe are in danger of intensifying on the heels of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Israeli top court suspends Palestinian evictions in Sheikh Jarrah
The ruling is a culmination of a decades-long struggle for Palestinian residents to stay in their homes.
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