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The region is moving to address inflationary warning signs after avoiding skyrocketing prices seen in the US.

The Black Sea Fleet flagship entered service in Soviet times and had been deployed in conflicts from Georgia to Syria.

North Korea's hacking programme dates back to the mid-1990s and is believed to employ some 6,000 people.

Self-ruled island’s continuing isolation makes it a rare holdout in a region that has largely abandoned border controls.

UN warns of a 'perfect storm' of crises for developing countries.

Russia's defence ministry says the missile ship sank as it was towed back to port following an explosion and fire.

WHO emergencies director warns against thinking COVID-19 is subsiding.

Vladimir Putin says Europe is unable to immediately replace Russian energy supplies.

A police officer in the US state of Michigan fatally shot Lyoya, 26, in the head during a traffic stop this month.

The wind-driven blaze, burning for days, is believed to have killed a New Mexico couple and destroyed over 200 homes.

Frank James, 62, is charged with a US federal 'terrorism' offence that applies to attacks on mass transit systems.

Military spokesman rejects former PM Imran Khan's allegation that the US conspired to topple his government.

'Unprecedented' floods kill hundreds with dozens missing and feared dead and more than 40,00 people affected.

Elsheikh was one of the notorious ISIL 'Beatles', who were known for their cruelty to hostages.

Stephen Miller, former close adviser to Trump, had resisted a subpoena from House of Representatives investigators.

Russian official says 'there can be no more talk of any nuclear-free status for the Baltic' if countries join alliance.

Law banning abortion at 15 weeks of pregnancy does not allow exemptions in cases of rape, incest or human trafficking.

Guatemala has one of the lowest vaccination rates in the Americas, as more than half the population has not had a jab.

Moscow says seven people wounded and six buildings damaged by 'air strikes' in Russia's southwestern Bryansk region.

Scientists warn higher temperatures will become more frequent and devastating in Antarctica and the Arctic.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has heightened fears China might seek to annex its smaller neighbour by force.

Tesla CEO Musk has offered $54.2 per share in cash, calling the price his best and final offer.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson's proposal to send asylum seekers to Rwanda should not surprise anyone.

Saja al-Abayji hopes to one day see females in leadership positions throughout Iraq's internal security forces.

WHO says no country in the region is currently seeing an increase in COVID-19 cases.

Some in Ukraine's second-largest city 40km from Russia are living underground, while others carry on as normal.

Unemployment remains at a two-year low of 3.6 percent with a slight uptick in jobless claims in March.

Now, the only way forward for Pakistan is a general election.

UNHCR raises alarm as investigation reveals how single men proposed sharing beds with vulnerable women fleeing war.

People celebrate Bengali New Year after two years of restrictions due to COVID-19.

Offer comes after Musk, who owns nine percent of Twitter's shares, said he will not be joining the board of directors.

As the war in Ukraine grinds on, the West is shifting from soft power to hard power.

Washington announces $800m in additional assistance, including heavy artillery and more helicopters.

Zack Tahhan, who moved to the US from Syria five years ago, says he was among those who spotted the subway gunman.

The situation in occupied Palestinian territories is escalating, as Gaza residents worry about another war.

Sixteen Palestinians and 14 Israelis killed since March 22 in attacks in Israel and raids in the occupied West Bank.

Protesters share milk rice and oil cakes to celebrate the traditional new year at their camp near Rajapaksa's office.

For the right price to the right person, a plot can be 'found' to bury a loved one in the country's biggest city.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 50th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Search efforts will continue in villages buried beneath mud with dozens of people still missing.

Asian economies join Canada and New Zealand in raising interest rates amid soaring inflation worldwide.

Residents of the deprived suburbs around Paris say they are frustrated by police and have little faith in politics.

Could Bosnia spiral back into civil war?

To prevent a repeat of the devastation in Ukraine, we need to think long-term, which means UNSC reform.

Russia says damage caused by ammunition detonating 'as a result of a fire', Ukraine says it targeted the vessel.

New variants discovered as many countries ease restrictions.

Beijing's draconian 'dynamic zero-COVID' policies and global uncertainties cast doubt on 5.5 percent growth target.

Liverpool's second-leg draw ensured an aggregate win over Benfica while Manchester City edge out Atletico Madrid.

From the emergency services to everyday Romanians, an open-armed and compassionate embrace awaits those fleeing war.

Agreement to be announced on Thursday will target people trying to reach England in small boats and claim asylum.