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The International Energy Agency agreed to deploy 60 million barrels from stockpiles around the world.

The events of the past days demonstrate that Lukashenko is increasingly losing decision-making power to the Kremlin.

At the Romanian border, mothers with young children and teenagers travelling alone carry their lives in their luggage.

Lack of immediate action to end 'Freedom Convoy' occupation spurred network of mutual aid, defiance in Canada's capital.

Zelenskyy speaks at emergency session of European Parliament, a day after signing an official request to join the bloc.

Primary contests in Republican-dominated Texas may test whether winning depends on support from former President Trump.

Western moral deformities are on an open display amid the war in Ukraine.

The near future looks grim for Middle East and North African countries that depend on Russian and Ukrainian wheat.

A million people expected to visit temple of Hindu god Shiva on Shivaratri, one of Nepal's most cherished festivals.

Most who died were security guards or staff who were on overnight duty at the La Mirada Mall in Damascus.

African bloc says all people have right to cross international borders during conflict as Ukraine-Russia war continues.

Medical student from Karnataka killed by shelling in eastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, Indian foreign ministry says.

A lack of infrastructure, not capacity, could hurt the continent's plan to supply gas to Europe in Russia's stead.

Fighting rages across Ukraine, as a huge convoy of Russian military vehicles masses near Kyiv.

Sporting bodies around the world move to bar Russian athletes from competing in international events.

Military government leader Damiba signs a charter outlining a transition process approved by a national conference.

The far-right neo-Nazi group has expanded to be part of Ukraine's armed forces, a street militia and a political party.

Germany reverses ban on supplying lethal weapons to conflict zones, beefs up defence spending and halts Nord Stream 2.

Iran's supreme leader says world needs to learn a lesson about Western support from examples of Ukraine and Afghanistan.

Politician from Congress party tells Al Jazeera why it gave 40 percent tickets to female candidates in Uttar Pradesh.

Satellite images display a massive convoy of armoured vehicles grouping just outside Kyiv, still held by Ukraine forces.

Foreign students, an important part of Ukraine’s economic engine, may never want to return after escaping a war zone.

Residents of Ukraine's statelets recount their joy over Russia's recognition of their independence - and what came next.

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

As Russian troops move further into Ukraine, many civilians in Zaporizhzhia are volunteering to help the Ukrainian army.

Oil prices continue to climb amid persistent supply disruption fears following the invasion of Ukraine.

After Ukrainian president's appeal, US says measure would be step towards direct conflict with Russia.

Selling shares on the open market will not be an easy task on the back of sanctions that make Russia an economic pariah.

Residents strip supermarket shelves bare amid fears of compulsory isolation and family separations.

Warner Bros, Walt Disney Co and Sony Pictures say they are pausing the release of their films in Russia.

Move comes after Ukraine asked Turkey to prevent transit of Russian warships from the Mediterranean to the Black Sea.

Faced with the toughest economic sanctions ever imposed on a major power, Moscow has limited options to lessen the pain.

A small group of pioneers is looking to harness the potential of the untapped US market for hemp seeds and fibre.

Meta's head of global affairs says company will limit access to RT and Sputnik in EU amid Russian attack on Ukraine.

International Criminal Court prosecutor says there is 'reasonable basis' to believe that crimes occurred in Ukraine.

The West has moved to punish Russia with a raft of measures over its invasion of Ukraine.

US mission to UN accuses Russian diplomats of 'espionage activities', but Moscow's envoy slams move as 'hostile'.

White House rejects Ukraine's appeal for a no-fly zone, says such a move could draw US into war with Russia.

Some facts about exposure of Western oil and gas companies to Russia.

The talks took place after Russian forces bombarded residential areas in Ukraine's second-largest city, Kharkiv.

From the bathroom of her home in Kyiv, Zakhida Adylova documents five days of war.

Warnings of steep price rises for Russian oil, gas and other commodities.

The Ukraine crisis presents opportunity for Bosnia 'to deal a decisive blow' to Putin-backed separatists, experts say.

Coal-producing states challenge US agency's ability to issue sweeping, new clean power policies amid climate crisis.

A plan signed by six opposition party leaders aims to entirely overhaul the existing executive presidential system.

Residents of one town say they are forced to sell their kidneys to make ends meet.

FIFA and UEFA suspend Russia's national and club teams from all international football competitions after backlash.

Banks and big corporations are still pouring billions into coal and oil, making climate breakdown harder to beat.

Legal experts say trial of Guy Wesley Reffitt could influence the course of many other Capitol riot cases.

Video shared widely on social media shows people lined up against a wall in Michoacan state before gunshots ring out.