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Russia-Ukraine live news: Base near Polish border attacked
An air strike is launched on a Ukrainian base in Yavoriv in western Ukraine, Lviv military administration says.
Ronaldo lays claim to all-time leading scorer record on 807 goals
The all-time top goalscorer title in football is much contested and FIFA does not keep an official record.
Is Facebook abandoning its hate speech policy?
Some users can now call for violence against Russian soldiers.
Dozens dead in DR Congo train accident: Rail company
Local media quoted the provincial governor as saying 60 people had been killed.
Russia-Ukraine war military dispatch: March 12, 2022
Fighting rages near Kyiv as conditions deteriorate in other major Ukrainian cities under Russian bombardment.
Saudi Arabia executes 81 people in a single day
Death penalty applied for range of charges in largest known mass execution carried out kingdom's modern history.
Russia says it could target Western arms supplies to Ukraine
'Pumping of weapons from a number of countries ... turns these convoys into legitimate targets', Russian deputy FM says.
Russia’s crackdown on Crimean Tatars foreshadows wider repression
Analysts say Russia's repression of Crimean Tatars indicates likely tactics towards dissent in wider Ukraine.
Saudi Arabia: 10-year travel ban for freed blogger Raif Badawi
Badawi, a prominent human rights activist who spent 10 years in jail, was charged with 'insulting Islam'.
Ukrainian gymnastics overshadowed by war
The team continues to train in Doha, Qatar as Russia's invasion of Ukraine shows no signs of slowing down.
Russians liquidating crypto in UAE in hunt for safe havens
Cryptocurrency exchanges say they're taking steps to ensure digital currency is not used to evade sanctions.
Pakistan demands joint probe into ‘accidental’ India missile fire
Pakistan seeks joint investigation to accurately establish the facts surrounding the firing of the missile.
Will efforts to cut Russian energy imports cause oil price shock?
The US and UK ban Russian oil, as the EU plans to drastically shrink its reliance on gas from Russia.
Ukrainians prepare for battle as Russian military surrounds Kyiv
Artillery pounds the Ukraine capital's northwestern outskirts with columns of smoke rising from Kyiv's southwest.
Russia’s bioweapon conspiracy theory finds support in US
Russian allegations of US-funded biolabs in Ukraine gain traction with conspiracy theorists including QAnon followers.
Turkey, Armenia hold ‘constructive’ talks on mending ties
Foreign ministers of the two countries meet in the first sit-down between the two top diplomats since 2009.
Russia shells mosque housing 80 civilians in Mariupol: Ukraine
Kyiv says more than 80 people, including Turkish citizens, were seeking refuge at the mosque when it was bombarded.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: List of key events from day 17
As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 17th day, we take a look at the main developments.
‘Risk worth taking’: US rushes shoulder-fired missiles to Ukraine
Washington sending highly sensitive items such as portable air defence systems to Kyiv, senior US defence official says.
Censorship, arrests, shutdowns: Putin crushes Russian media
How the Russian president is pushing the country into an information black hole over the war in Ukraine.
America’s new dystopian normal
Two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, American narcissism is still killing people, and needlessly so.
Dozens of children killed, maimed in Yemen in two months: UNICEF
More than 10,200 children killed or injured since the Saudi-led coalition intervened in 2015, the UN agency says.
Turkmenistan votes, president’s son expected to win
Nine candidates are on the ballot but Serdar Berdymukhamedov, son of the incumbent, is expected to triumph.
What’s at stake in Colombia’s upcoming elections
Sunday's polls could launch political change in the historically conservative country before May's presidential vote.
New US sanctions on Russian billionaire, Putin spokesman’s family
New US sanctions target Russian legislators, billionaire Viktor Vekselberg and three members of Dmitry Peskov's family.
Russia to block Instagram over ‘death to invaders’ posting rule
Moscow opens criminal case into Instagram's owner, Meta, for allowing posts calling for violence against Russian forces.
Ukraine accuses Russian forces of abducting Melitopol mayor
Ukraine official says Russian troops put a bag over Ivan Fedorov's head before leading him away to an unknown location.
Yale begins removing Sackler name from campus amid opioid outrage
The Ivy League university is the latest institution to distance itself from the family.
Russia-Ukraine live news: Zelenskyy says war at ‘turning point’
Air raids sound across major Ukrainian cities, Kyiv braces for an all-out assault and US tightens Russia sanctions.
WHO begins discussing when and how to declare end of pandemic
The World Health Organization is looking at the criteria needed to declare an end to the emergency.
Russia-Ukraine war military dispatch: March 11, 2022
Russia widens its offensive on Ukraine, striking cities in the west and centre of the country for the first time.
Emmett Till’s relatives push for renewed probe into 1955 lynching
A Black teenager from Chicago, Till's abduction, torture and murder decades ago galvanised the US civil rights movement.
Ukraine: Situation in encircled city of Mariupol ‘critical’
Russia says city surrounded as Ukraine accuses Russian forces of deliberately preventing civilians from getting out.
Saudi blogger Raif Badawi released from prison
Badawi's wife, Ensaf Haidar, says she has spoken to Badawi, who had served a 10-year sentence for "insulting Islam".
US: Those helping wealthy Russians hide assets will be prosecuted
A new task force is dedicated to freezing or seizing the assets of Russian oligarchs, a US official said.
UN says not aware of biological weapons programme in Ukraine
US envoy to UN rejects Moscow's unproven claims that Ukraine is operating biological weapons labs with US support.
US Congress gives final approval to $13.6bn Ukraine aid bill
Measure supported by Biden will provide $6.5bn to the Pentagon for military assistance, $6.7bn to care for refugees.
Poorer nations in Asia, Africa, Middle East face food crisis: UN
Export and trade disruptions caused by war in Ukraine are sure to drive up already soaring food prices, the UN warned.
Chile swears in new President Gabriel Boric in ‘historic shift’
Boric, elected on an ambitious social-democratic agenda, will oversee a referendum on Chile's new constitution.
Will the sanctions against Russia work?
Vladimir Putin says the sanctions against his country amount to a declaration of war.
Record swing: Brent crude fluctuates at end of volatile week
The war in Ukraine is keeping oil markets on edge as talks on an Iranian nuclear deal stall.
Libya armed groups backing rival PM withdraw from Tripoli
Pro-Bashagha armed groups withdraw after deploying to Tripoli's outskirts on Thursday.
‘Not alone’: Canadian doctors help train Ukrainian counterparts
Training videos aim to help healthcare workers not specialised in trauma care carry out life-saving procedures amid war.
Biden revokes Russia trading status, bans vodka, diamond imports
US removal of Russia as 'most favoured nation' done in coordination with NATO allies, G7 and EU.
Jussie Smollett jailed for 150 days in fake racist attack
Judge calls Smollett 'arrogant and selfish and narcissistic' while actor continues to maintain his innocence.
Ukraine accuses Russia of hitting psychiatric hospital
Ukrainian official describes the attack on a psychiatric hospital near Izyum as a 'war crime against civilians'.
Canada posts significant jobs gains as COVID restrictions lift
The country added 336,600 jobs in February, more than making up for losses in the previous month, data showed.
750 civilians killed in Amhara in half of 2021: Rights body
Since Nov. 2020, thousands have been killed and millions displaced as Ethiopian federal forces battle Tigrayan fighters.
India says it accidentally fired missile into Pakistan
India said a technical malfunction led to the missile being fired into neighbouring Pakistan.
Ugandan communities battle to benefit from mining on their land
Communities in Karamoja face an uphill task organising to beat international capital and authoritarian politics.
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