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Antonio Guterres says the least-developed countries import a lot of their wheat from Ukraine and Russia.

Foreign minister says Beijing is 'not party' to Russia-Ukraine war as pressure grows on it to withdraw Moscow support.

The election commission announces after an unusual delay that Serdar Berdymukhamedov secured nearly 73 percent of votes.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 20th day, we take a look at the main developments.

A serious shift in the global art scene is under way with increasing interest in digital mediums, including NFTs.

Countries with 'feminist' foreign policies need a sharper gender framework for addressing Ukraine's predicament.

Procedures for operations, maintenance and inspection of weapons are being reviewed after last week's accidental launch.

Israel says it is not immediately clear who was behind what may be the largest ever cyberattack on the country.

Protesters waving the Ukrainian flag take over the property, saying they want it to house those fleeing the Ukraine war.

Officials hope Norwegian Escape, stranded off the north coast of the Dominican Republic, can be refloated at high tide.

By upholding ban in BJP-ruled state, court could set precedent for the rest of the country with 200 million Muslims.

Act of dissent comes amid crackdown on independent journalism and anti-war protests in Russia.

Omicron fuels surge in cases that is testing limits of China's Zero COVID strategy.

Sri Lanka is suffering from Asia’s worst inflation and struggling to source essential goods and fuel.

Facebook allowed surrogate advertisers to secretly fund BJP's election campaigns, boosting its reach on the platform.

Earlier decision found that minister has a 'duty of care' to children when considering fossil fuel projects.

Peru's opposition parties accuse left-wing President Pedro Castillo of corruption, say he is morally unfit to govern.

After talks between US and Chinese officials, Washington says Beijing will face 'consequences' if it backs Moscow.

More than 4,000 people evacuated from front-line cities, but Ukrainian official accuses Moscow of firing on civilians.

Investors fled tech and big growth names ahead of this week's expected rise in interest rates.

Women's rights advocates and LGBTQ community members say contentious legislation puts them at 'high risk'.

The WikiLeaks founder's case is now expected to be formally sent to British Home Secretary Priti Patel for approval.

The 'Homes for Ukraine' scheme will allow refugees to come to the UK even if they do not have family there.

Republican lawmakers oppose, but lack power to block, an agreement with Tehran sought by US President Joe Biden.

Since 2020, Iran has accused Israel of attacking two of its nuclear facilities and of assassinating a nuclear scientist.

The proposed clause was defeated with 23 votes in favour, 30 against and six abstentions.

The UAE has toed a middle line over Ukraine, but can the Biden administration put the pressure on it to change?

Two men are dead, three others wounded in unprovoked attacks on homeless people sleeping on the US streets.

Election results show a polarised country, with no coalition able to form a majority in Congress.

Beijing under pressure to condemn Ukraine war, while it also seeks to preserve ties with Moscow.

Mikati's decision upends Sunni Muslim politics in Lebanon, weeks after ex-PM Hariri's withdrawal from politics.

The Ukrainian government has called for volunteers to join its army. Will they make a difference?

More than 160 private cars manage to leave the Ukrainian city, the first evacuation in two weeks of Russian bombardment.

Risks to demand have also emerged with a resurgence of lockdown measures in China amid a surge of COVID-19 infections.

No one should be surprised that India chose to support Russia after its invasion of Ukraine.

Ukrainian president is expected to urge the Biden administration and NATO to do more to help amid Russia's invasion.

The large spill is having a devastating effect on fishermen who depend on small daily catches to make a living.

A roundup of the key battleground developments on Day 19 of Russia’s multi-pronged invasion of Ukraine.

Citigroup Inc has exposure of nearly $10bn in Russia, the most of any US bank.

For years, armed groups linked to al-Qaeda and ISIL have sought to gain control over parts of the Sahel.

In an interview with Al Jazeera, Vitali Klitschko says Ukrainian forces will stop Russian forces entering the capital.

The move nixes the need to wear face masks in most settings and allows the unvaccinated back into restaurants.

Washington's decision to give Afghan funds to 9/11 victims is a continuation of its colonial venture in Afghanistan.

European energy experts and the ECB say such a transition will involve higher energy costs and some hardship.

Russia's escalating offensive leaves widespread devastation in Ukrainian cities under bombardment.

Talks between Russia and Ukraine entered a fourth round on Monday.

Museveni, Africa's fourth-longest serving president, is believed to be preparing his son to potentially succeed him.

Two Black essential workers share their experiences of racism in the UK.

Things are likely to get worse for India amid commodity-supply disruptions caused by Russia's war in Ukraine.

Civilians are at the front lines of Ukrainian resistance now, not only the army.