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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.

In western Ukraine, the city that has become a refuge and hub for people fleeing, prepares for an eventual attack.

Fragments from Ukrainian missile that was shot down fall in rebel-held city centre, killing civilians, separatists say

Rivil Kofman and her son hid in their freezing basement, even surviving a 'visit' by Russian troops to their home.

The victim, who suffered a crushed pelvis and displaced hip in Russia's assault, died begging doctors to save her child.

Cold Response 2022 aims to test how Norway would manage Allied reinforcements on its soil.

Several dozen Jewish tycoons from Russia are believed to have taken on Israeli citizenship or residency in recent years.

The Dutch and Australian governments take Russia before the UN's International Civil Aviation Organization.

Tehran's warning to Baghdad comes a day after the IRGC launched missiles on purported Israeli targets in Erbil.

The violence in Benishangul-Gumuz is separate from the ongoing war in Tigray.

Braun, along with two others, is accused of market manipulation, embezzlement as well as gang fraud.

The government calls for calm after clashes over jailed nationalist leave dozens of protesters and police injured.

At least one person killed and 12 wounded in attack on residential structure in the north of Ukraine's capital.

Iranian foreign minister says Washington is trying to blame Russia for the delay in nuclear talks progress.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 19th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Russia is ready to pay its debts 'in roubles' as a large part of its foreign currency reserves are frozen over Ukraine.

In a video posted online by state media, Kadyrov purportedly discusses the operation on Kyiv with Chechen troops.

Beijing rejects the US assertions as 'disinformation', as senior US and Chinese officials set to meet in Rome.

New round of negotiations set to take place as fighting intensifies across Ukraine.

Legal loopholes, selective use of rules allowed a Reliance company to pump in millions to promote the BJP in elections.

Renewed talks with Russia might open way for more civilians to evacuate, a day after Moscow escalated its offensive.

Russia and Ukraine have called for foreign volunteers to join their sides.

Russian air strikes hit at a Ukrainian military base near Poland, in the most western attack yet in Russia's invasion.

Turkey says the two sides agreed to keep communication channels open despite disagreements.

Mariupol city council says more than 2,000 people have been killed since the city was besieged by Russian forces.

Russia says sanctions have prevented access to $300bn of Moscow's $640bn gold, foreign exchange reserves.

Independent monitoring group OVD-Info says 756 people arrested across 37 cities, with about half of arrests in Moscow.

Kyiv regional police say Russian troops opened fire on the car of Brent Renaud and another journalist near the capital.

Ukraine's athletes came a remarkable second in the medals table, with China topping the count to claim 61 medals in all.

A full return of Iranian oil would have an effect, but does it give Tehran a major advantage in nuclear negotiations?

About 17 million people are placed under lockdown in the wake of worst COVID outbreak in two years.

The two are expected to discuss bilateral and international relations as well as the effects of the Russia-Ukraine war.

The talks are seen as the first step towards ending the rebellion in the African country.

Years of hitchhiking have taught me that there are a lot of good people in this terribly unjust world.

Russia launched more than 30 missiles at the training facility near the western city of Lviv, killing 35, governor says.

The UK government comes in for criticism for dragging its feet over Europe's biggest refugee crisis in decades.

Bibiana Martin was 12 years old when she joined the forest rangers. Twenty years later, she is still protecting animals.

Eighteen refugees still held as activists say the gov't is trying to deflect a 'burning issue' ahead of May elections.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 18th day, we take a look at the main developments.

The move comes weeks after the two leaders' parties joined forces ahead of a general election in August.

Riyadh and Tehran previously said they hoped the talks could ease tensions but downplayed expectations of breakthroughs.

The Stream meets three artists turning a lens on the causes and consequences of global heating.

No casualties reported as a dozen missiles launched from outside Iraq hit northern Kurdish regional capital Erbil.