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Wife of Ukrainian fighter battling Russian forces inside Azovstal steel plant says soldiers 'will stand till the end'.

Accused Colombian drug trafficker pleads not guilty to two charges after being extradited to the US from Bogota.

Security forces set up roadblocks in the area where the killings occurred in the town of Elad.

The central bank hiked rates for the fourth time since December as UK inflation runs at 30-year highs.

Bennett thanked Putin for clarifying his attitude towards the Jewish people and the memory of the Holocaust.

The S&P 500 fell 3.5%, the Nasdaq 100 shed 5.1% while the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 3.1%.

The government has imposed a state of emergency to curb fighting between rival gangs.

Senate majority leader says vote on bill asserting legality of abortion will show where Republicans stand on the issue.

Israel's top court rejects petition against the expulsion of Palestinian residents from villages in the West Bank.

The largest digital currency fell as much as 8.4% to $36,639, the biggest intraday drop since April 11.

Indigenous women and girls face disproportionate rates of violence in both countries and advocates say action is needed.

I-Unit wins for investigation into Bangladesh state corruption; AJ English wins for report on rape as weapon of war.

Pharmacy chains have increasingly been targeted for allegedly lax oversight states say spurred high rates of addiction.

Mostafa Azimitabar painted using a toothbrush while he was held for eight years in Australia's immigration system.

Russia avoided sovereign default, but at a high cost.

State media reports a tenth survivor has been pulled from the rubble nearly a week after incident in Changsha.

New report by UN health agency says coronavirus pandemic killed nearly three times more people than officially reported.

Residents of six of Iraq's 18 provinces, including Baghdad and Al-Anbar, hit by thick clouds of choking dust.

Despite a peace deal signed in 2020, a military coup in Sudan last year has brought back instability in the region.

Tensions have risen since the Solomon Islands signed a security deal with China amid protests by Australia and the US.

West Texas Intermediate jumped more than 3 percent to surpass $111.

LREM will coordinate which candidates it presents with the centrist Modem party and the Horizons party.

The southern African state once adopted US dollars as legal tender when hyperinflation rendered its currency worthless.

With a truce largely holding, the council has been able to present itself as working towards a diplomatic solution.

US Justice Department task force has focused on seizing Russian yachts and luxury assets following invasion of Ukraine.

Aspen officials in South Africa say its COVID-19 vaccine plant risks shutting down after receiving not a single order.

Spring conscription is under way in Russia, fuelling anxieties that young men will be sent to Ukraine's front lines.

Russia says the move is in retaliation to Denmark's expulsion of 15 Russian envoys as well as its support of Ukraine.

The total number of people collecting unemployment benefits is still at its lowest level in more than 50 years.

Nonfarm productivity, measuring hourly output per worker, plunged at a 7.5 annualised rate last quarter, US data shows.

Musk taking over Twitter will not blunt the power of 'dangerous speech'.

The husband of decorated volunteer medic Yulia Pajevska who was abducted in mid-March shares his fears for her safety.

Residents have been warned to scale down their water usage this summer, as critical shortages loom.

Self-governing island, claimed by China, says other weapons deals from the US also delayed amid Russian war in Ukraine.

A leaked video explicitly reveals gruesome crimes committed by Syrian intelligence officers against civilians.

Russia accuses NATO of extending the war indefinitely, but Western alliance doubles down on support for Ukraine.

Amid spike in homicides, President Nayib Bukele declared a state of emergency in March aimed at stemming gang violence.

US President Biden approves disaster declaration to deliver extra financial resources to remote stretches of the state.

Capitalism is tripping over itself to get people tripping on legal psychedelics.

African countries have mostly been silent on Russia-Ukraine war but SA President Ramaphosa has lambasted NATO for it.

Two coups in two years have precipitated a political crisis in Mali, where armed groups are also looking to grab power.

Berlin has eased its restrictive arms export policy to supply Kyiv with lethal weapons, but frictions remain.

Protests break out after a report suggests the US Supreme Court may overturn the 1973 Roe v Wade abortion ruling.

Belarusian president says Minsk is pushing for a peace agreement but accuses Kyiv of being disinterested in talks.

Meet those transforming the pristine ski slopes of Indian-administered Kashmir into the ultimate ski destination.

The consumer price index has risen by 69.97 percent year-on-year in April compared with 61.14 percent in March.

Sixteen Palestinians injured and about 50 males, including the elderly and children, arrested.

The Sounders become the first US team to win the region's top club football tournament in more than 20 years.

Iranian Hewa Rahimpur, 29, is accused of 'systematic human-smuggling' and faces extradition to Belgium.

Iraq is particularly vulnerable to climate change having already witnessed record low rainfall and high temperatures.