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But Russia – and many experts – insist an armed invasion is not the intention.

Hindu nationalists are pushing the conspiracy that Muslim men are marrying Hindu women to form an Islamic republic.

The rally in crude prices comes as the global economy contends with soaring inflation.

The deal, India’s first major privatisation in nearly two decades, is a big victory for Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

A look at how world powers are responding to the rapidly escalating conflict between Russia and Ukraine.

Both Russia and the US already gained all that they can from the Ukraine crisis, so why persist on the path to war?

Prime Minister Abiy's initiative can put Ethiopia back on the path to sustainable peace and prosperity.

The Abiy administration is not ready or willing to ​negotiate a deal that can bring sustainable peace to the country.

Authorities say 'carefully disguised' marijuana and cannabis oil found in Marc Fogel's luggage in a Moscow airport.

While some Russians believe the West is aggravating the situation, most want an urgent diplomatic resolution.

German prosecutors say the accused shared information about Europe's Ariane space rocket programme to Moscow.

Magnitude 6.2 quake hits almost two weeks after Tonga was devastated by a volcanic eruption and tsunami.

Ukrainian officials bemoan Berlin's offer, saying weapons are needed rather than protective gear.

More than 3,800 divorces were filed in 2021 in the Gulf nation, a rise of 12% compared with a year earlier.

The United Nations says January will likely mark the highest number of civilian casualties in Yemen in one month.

Beijing responds harshly to the move, which the EU says because China is targeting Lithuania over its stance on Taiwan.

Singer called on Spotify to remove his songs or ditch the podcaster, who has spread dubious coronavirus claims.

A song by a Somali musician goes viral, raising hopes for the inclusion of Somali music in the mainstream.

Army says it found large quantities of drugs hidden in Syrian trucks passing through Jordan's main border crossing.

With treatment options for long COVID still limited, we look at whether being vaccinated offers protection against it.

Putin ally calls for diplomatic solution to Ukraine crisis as Moscow studies long-awaited responses from Western powers.

Indian minister says Miram Tarom has been handed over to Indian army at a border post in northeastern Arunachal Pradesh.

China's foreign minister takes aim at Washington as tensions with Russia mount over Ukraine.

With a two-week international break, football turns its attention to the World Cup qualifers.

Astronomer says the effects of the crash will be minor and similar impacts may have happened before, unnoticed.

Money sent home by migrant workers in the United States has allowed their families to remain in Comachuen.

Police in Gujarat arrest six people in crackdown after four Indians were found frozen to death near US-Canada border.

Moderna says it will study its Omicron-specific booster in adults aged 18 years and older.

Two years of mask-wearing, social distancing, travel restrictions are making some expats rethink life in the city.

The Stream also discusses homelessness in Hawaii and the Beijing Olympics.

Attack comes a day after press groups held more than a dozen demonstrations throughout Mexico to protest the killings.

The attacker opened fire with an assault rifle, then fled the scene.

Angry protesters set fire to train coaches over access to railway jobs as police are criticised for a violent crackdown.

Legislation holding management liable for accidents has been praised by unions and criticised by business groups.

US will also deploy USS Sampson to join Australian and British ships on 'contactless' aid runs following tsunami.

President Kabore was deposed amid anger over violence, but analysts say the military coup could unleash more insecurity.

Stephen Breyer's retirement paves way for possible appointment for first Black woman to US top court.

Mixed feelings among fans as PCB promises 'robust' COVID-19 protocols for the month-long domestic Twenty20 competition.

Courts are taking a more stringent approach to bail, leaving many behind bars even before their trial begins.

Battery maker becomes South Korea's third most-valuable company after Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix.

N Korea has stepped up weapons testing in what appears to be a resumption of its provocation and engagement strategy.

Experts say lack of coordination between government departments on wildlife allows illegal trade to thrive.

Nicholas Languerand pleaded guilty to assaulting law enforcement with a dangerous weapon during riot on January 6, 2021.

Shares of the electric vehicle company fell 2.7 percent in after-hours trading.

Britain's Prince Andrew denies accusations that he sexually abused Virginia Giuffre over 20 years ago when she was 17.

US rules out Russian demand to halt NATO's eastward expansion, but says it is open to talks on arms control.

The S&P 500 fell after rallying more than two percent earlier Wednesday.

Xiomara Castro, a left-wing leader, is due to be sworn in on Thursday to become the country's first female president.

Infantino slammed for seemingly linking a plan for a World Cup every two years with giving hope to African migrants.

Antonio Guterres also warned that 'Afghanistan is hanging by a thread' as millions are struggling to survive.