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Americans are dealing with the fastest pace of price increases in 40 years.

Algerian football federation demands FIFA order a replay of its match with Cameroon due to the referee's performance.

The ongoing siege of the strategic city of Mariupol has trapped tens of thousands of people with dwindling supplies.

Human rights, the Russia-Ukraine war and biennial World Cup plans some of the issues that surfaced in Doha.

Both Tunisian parliament and President Saied are trying to exert authority, as Saied announces parliament's dissolution.

Russia supplies about a third of Europe's gas, so energy is the most powerful lever at Putin's disposal.

Why does Havana evoke memories of Beirut?

The barrels will come from the US's strategic petroleum reserve, which is used in times of emergency.

Legislators blamed Jean-Marie Kalumba for soaring prices of goods and mismanagement of the fishing industry.

Norway's football chief lashes out at FIFA and Qatar while World Cup hosts, governing body point to labour reforms made.

Press freedom violations are so rare in Cape Verde that an investigation of three reporters has sparked national debate.

Russian opposition supporters report acts of intimidation since Moscow launched its invasion of Ukraine.

As the economic war on Russia expands, what happens to the globalised financial system that Washington championed?

The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies refused to deviate from gradual output hikes.

Jobless claims rose by 14,000 to 202,000 for the week ending March 26, the Labor Department reported Thursday.

The veteran Hollywood actor's retirement has drawn attention to the little-known illness that has many causes.

Is fugitive Chinese billionaire and self-styled whistleblower Guo Wengui a brave dissident or a fraudster?

Pashinyan and Aliyev will meet on April 6 in Brussels amid a flare-up over the disputed region of Nagorno-Karabakh.

US will return to the tournament after failing to qualify in 2018, while Mexico qualified for the eighth straight time.

Development comes as Turkey seeks a thaw in relations with Saudi Arabia that worsened after the journalist's murder.

Nearly half of all African countries abstained or did not vote at all in UNGA votes seeking ceasefire.

Its separatist leader says the Moscow-backed breakaway region plans to take steps to become part of Russia.

Hungarians go to polls on April 3 to choose between 'more autocratisation or re-democratisation', analysts say.

Domestic abuse survivor Ny Nourn lived this pipeline. Then her fight against this system became a fight for others.

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development says war has triggered 'greatest supply shock' in 50 years.

The consequences of this conflict are likely to be felt for years to come. Here is what to look out for and how to help.

Putin appears to be working to transform Russia's autocratic market economy into an autarkic command one.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 36th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Israeli forces kill three Palestinians in the occupied West Bank as violence continues to escalate.

Although they have the same enemy, Syrians in Germany say they did not enjoy the same open-armed embrace.

With PM Khan's ouster likely to bring another round of instability in Pakistan, a look at how no-confidence vote works.

My uncle died with parts of herself hidden away. Let's do the work, so others don't have to.

Ananta Bijoy Das's killing was part of a series of murders of bloggers and secular activists between 2013 and 2016.

Ukrainian president suggests diplomats did not do enough to convince countries to back Ukraine after Russia's invasion.

Ukrainian leader says Russia is building up troops in the east of the country for new attacks on the Donbas region.

Dire economic situation sees children dying of starvation as millions of Afghans struggle to put food on their tables.

Inflation eats into living standards as government struggles to meet foreign debt payments.

Power regulator urges government employees to work from home to save fuel and hospitals suspend routine surgeries.

Two British judges quit territory's highest court citing effect of the sweeping national security law imposed by China.

Teenager shot dead after she resists abduction for alleged forced marriage and conversion, prompting fear in community.

If this mechanism picks up, it could also open a window for Indian exporters to ramp up sales to Russia.

Cheng, who worked for state broadcaster CGTN, has been in detention since 2020 amid worsening Australia-China relations.

Seoul says 'important milestone' part of effort to improve reconnaissance and satellite capabilities.

Demonstrators waved Palestinian flags and condemned the ongoing Israeli occupation.

US says Putin is being misled by advisers on Ukraine war as Moscow announces a truce to let civilians leave Mariupol.

The market for special purpose acquisition companies, or SPACs, had an explosion in deals in the first half of 2021.

Biden administration expected to revoke contentious policy by May 23 but decision not yet finalised, AP and Reuters say.

Kais Saied says the move, eight months after suspending parliament, aims to 'preserve the state and its institutions'.

Michelle Bachelet warns Russia may have committed war crimes by killing civilians and destroying hospitals in Ukraine.

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