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As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 116th day, we take a look at the main developments.

The French president hopes to secure an outright majority to carry out tough reforms.

The alliance's warning of a protracted war comes as Russia intensifies its assault on eastern Ukraine.

Workers in Maryland become the first retail employees of Apple Inc to unionize in the United States.

British prime minister, NATO head call for sustained support as Russia intensifies assault on eastern Ukraine.

US to begin vaccinating children as young as six months after CDC clears Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna jabs for infants.

Parastoo performing group gives refugees chance to challenge stereotypes and change the narrative of their lives.

Recent killing of 89 people in the northern village of Seytenga was one of the worst massacres in the country's history.

Russia and Ukraine export nearly a third of the world's wheat and barley and more than 70 percent of its sunflower oil.

More than half of all players in finals received some form of abuse online, majority of abuse was homophobic, racist.

European Commission recommends 'candidate status' for Ukraine and Moldova.

Transit ban on goods may increase already high levels of tension between Russia and NATO following invasion of Ukraine.

The Dutch Supreme Court ruled the Netherlands was partially liable in the deaths of about 350 murdered Muslim men.

Persecution and conflict has forced many Afghan Hindus and Sikhs to flee the country, seriously reducing their numbers.

A spate of cryptocurrency meltdowns have erased tens of billions of dollars of investors’ assets recently.

Should we worry about chatbots becoming 'sentient'?

Making Americans care about the Capitol riot investigation has taken dogged fact-finding and careful TV production.

Forecasters say the floods were set to worsen over the next two days with heavy rains in Bangladesh and India.

The Chinese government has announced 33-point stimulus plan to put the economy back on track.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 115th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Palestinian media reported that the Israeli strikes fell on agricultural land in Gaza.

About 30 people were inside the building when the explosion occurred, according to a temple official.

Nguy Thi Khanh, a globally recognised campaigner on climate and the environment, has been sent to prison for two years.

Russia renewing its efforts to advance towards Izyum, UK defence ministry says.

Many communities devastated by fires two years ago are also struggling to find construction workers to build new homes.

In recent weeks, law enforcement officials have stopped providing new updates about the shooting, raising concern.

Carlos Erik Malpica Flores, an ex-national treasurer, was put on blacklist in 2017 on charges of undermining democracy.

Flood situation likely to deteriorate over the next 24 hours in worst-hit areas of north and northeast, officials said.

Nigeria holds state funeral for those killed by gunmen at a church on June 5 as church officials demand accountability.

In just more than 20 years, the continent has experienced its five hottest summers since 1500.

President Joe Biden says jabs could be rolled out to that age group as early as next week, pending CDC recommendations.

Number of civilians killed in central Sahel in attacks by ISIL-affiliated group has almost doubled since 2020: Report.

RCMP says 92-year-old former priest charged with indecent assault of a child more than five decades ago in Manitoba.

International watchdog says Pakistan does not take full measures to combat money-laundering and 'terror financing'.

Al Jazeera obtains photo of bullet that killed Palestinian-American Journalist.

The court, now comprised almost entirely of conservatives, reverses a decision by the same body just four years earlier.

Indigenous group rejects police statement, saying Bruno Pereira and Dom Phillips crossed paths with criminal group.

Record-setting hot weather underscores warning from scientists that heatwaves will be more common due to climate change.

Recent votes are galvanising debate within the Democratic Party about how to address crime, but challenges abound.

The Dutch queen discusses her work as UN special advocate for inclusive finance for development.

People who need menstrual products are struggling amid a shortage of tampons in the US. What exactly is going on?

The border closure is the latest escalation in a diplomatic crisis that has broken out between the neighbours.

Sri Lankan gov't orders public sector employees to stay home and schools to close for two weeks amid fuel crisis.

Convicted of sexually abusing underaged gymnasts, Nassar will likely spend the rest of his life in prison.

The incidents took place as an annual festival attended by senior legislators and businesspeople was under way nearby.

The far-right group sought to blend in, in apparent coordinated bid to stir up crowds storming the Capitol, report says.

European Commission green-lit Ukraine for EU candidate status, but becoming a member might take years.

At St Petersburg economic forum, Russian president says West trying to crush Russia with 'stupid sanctions'.

Dozens of people had gathered at the mosque for Friday prayers when an explosive device detonated, police said.

More than a million Ukrainians have sought shelter in Russia since the war began.