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Dominican president says the wall will reduce irregular migration and the smuggling of goods and weapons.

United States central bankers are confronting the hottest inflation since 1982.

The 121-seat army-dominated interim parliament voted to allow the military government to rule for up to five years.

The Russian president recognised two breakaway regions in eastern Ukraine as independent entities.

In closing argument at hate crime trial, prosecution says defendants 'thought the worst' of Arbery because he was Black.

Its current structures cannot meet the challenges of the 21st century.

India dubs the allegations 'baseless and unwarranted' after experts say Rana Ayyub subjected to relentless attacks.

Demonstrators protest for the release of dozens of jailed people after the military took over in October.

No Russian assets were left unscathed, with the rouble touching a session low of 79.69 against the US dollar.

After a scorching heatwave, rain brings hope to firefighters, people battling wildfires across Argentina's north.

Drone force using artificial intelligence could be operational by 2023 to put more 'eyes and ears on the water'.

West Texas Intermediate traded near $92 a barrel and Brent climbed back above $95 on Monday.

Canadian prime minister says Emergencies Act 'necessary' to disperse anti-government protesters who occupied capital.

Vladimir Putin says he will decide today whether to recognise self-declared republics in eastern Ukraine as independent.

Several European carriers have suspended service to the country as tensions build with Russia.

Many users reported either having trouble registering for an account or were added to a waitlist.

Investigators believe Bibhu Prakash Swain married more than 18 times and conned across India over a period of 20 years.

On the 57th anniversary of Malcolm X's assassination, we look at some of the activist's most memorable quotes.

An Indigenous family, life-altering tragedy, and the community that helped them reconnect with their Lakota heritage.

The move comes after the US approved a $100m deal for maintenance of Taiwan's missile defence systems by the two firms.

Iran's president meets Qatar's emir, who said his country was ready to help find an agreeable solution to nuclear talks.

A recent poll suggests just 20 percent think an invasion will happen soon, in line with some Ukrainian leaders.

We asked people from around the world to share popular expressions in their mother tongue.

Saakashvili accuses the government of failing to provide him with proper medical treatment in prison.

Why are food prices rising?

The Australian defence department said the incident was an act of aggression that had the potential to endanger lives.

Calculating the number of coronavirus deaths worldwide is fraught with challenges. Could we have been getting it wrong?

The largest leak from a major Swiss bank included information on over 18,000 bank accounts collectively worth $100bn.

EU chief says the bloc's top diplomats have to take a decision on how to protect Bosnia from falling apart in pieces.

Established in 2015, Flintlock programme counts over 400 service members from 10 African partners and allied partners.

“If there isn't some way out of this, another future will be lost.”

Kavala was arrested in October 2017. In 2020, he was acquitted of charges related to nationwide protests in 2013.

Murat Bektanov faces four to eight years in prison on charges of failing to fulfil his duties during deadly violence.

Several Asian countries have in recent years been pushing back against an onslaught of refuse from wealthier nations.

Maxar Technologies documents combat units moving around Russian bordering towns, citing 'increased state of readiness'.

Television footage shows smoke still billowing from the ferry more than 72 hours after fire ripped through the vessel.

Police fired rubber bullets and tear gas as hundreds protested against a controversial $500m US aid grant.

With salaries unpaid for months due to economic crisis, UN agency says it would pay teachers for at least two months.

Transport Minister Ghasemi says four deals will be signed, including one for a sea tunnel to connect the two countries.

Pompeo, who riled China while in office, will meet Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen and speak at a think-tank.

Washington tells UN that a Russian invasion of Ukraine could bring with it abuses such as kidnappings or torture.

State media reported that the plane hit the ground near a school. Two pilots and a pedestrian were killed.

Detained immigrants share their harrowing accounts of life inside a US detention facility during the pandemic.

Southeast Asia's second-largest economy expands a seasonally adjusted 1.8 percent in last three months of 2021.

Retail and entertainment giants will compete for exclusive five-year TV and digital broadcast rights for the IPL.

Experts say unease over military representatives appearing should not detract from securing justice for Rohingya.

Stocks in Japan, Australia and South Korea recover amid hopes for a diplomatic resolution to Russia-Ukraine standoff.

Meeting brokered by French President Emmanuel Macron will take place providing Russia does not invade Ukraine.

Notorious rapper, actor and filmmaker says his latest film project is supposed to bring people together.

International tourists are allowed to visit Australia from Monday for the first time in nearly two years.