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Controversial proposed bill would see unvaccinated fined or jailed up to six months.

The listed Duma members will be banned from travelling to or doing business in the UK and accessing assets held there.

Mother and three children were sent back at US-Mexico border under widely denounced US restriction known as Title 42.

Seismic testing off the coast of Mar del Plata could severely affect local marine life, environmentalists warn.

Foreign policy chief Josep Borrell blames 'external factors' for delay in reinstating Iran's tattered nuclear accord.

This pandemic will not be over for any of us until it is over for all of us.

Rather than the propaganda machinery of Russia or the US, the world would be better off turning to Gogol.

Retired nurse Nadia Tyvoniuk says Russia's war represents the second time Moscow has invaded Ukraine in her lifetime.

The 2018 online display advertising deal may thwart rivals and disadvantage publishers, the EU authorities say.

Russia says more than 16,000 people, mostly from the Middle East, have appealed to join fighting.

Croatia to open probe after 'pilotless military aircraft' enters its airspace undetected by air defences and crashes.

Vast majority of Tunisians caught in Russia-Ukraine war have evacuated, and others await flights back as fighting rages.

The best way to fight anti-Semitism is to focus on fighting anti-Semites and never to be tempted to blame their victims.

Ankara, which has good relations with both Moscow and Kyiv, has sold dozens of its combat drones to Ukraine since 2019.

In the early days of the pandemic, did health authorities get it wrong on airborne transmission?

Legislators approve law denying naturalisation of Palestinians from the West Bank or Gaza married to Israeli citizens.

'We all live in a world that is very vulnerable and very fragile,' says UNHCR’s Joung-ah Ghedini-Williams.

As the war in Ukraine rages on, another country with a storied history and long border with Russia is growing concerned.

Economist and author Sergei Guriev on the political and economic implications of sanctions over Russia's war in Ukraine.

Hundreds of companies have suspended or halted operations over war in Ukraine, but some are still doing business.

Zimbabwe's infrastructure is giving way at the seams, triggering a ripple effect for both the living and the dead.

As Russian forces push deeper into Kyiv, Al Jazeera speaks to civilians forced to flee homes in nearby Bucha.

Casualties in the West African state are eclipsing those in its neighbour Mali, the birthplace of the conflict.

Russian gov't says it prepared draft law to introduce external administration if companies leave over Ukraine invasion.

Joint Saudi-US special operations force rescued the teenagers taken by the militia while visiting family in Sanaa.

Tech giant says will not allow credible threats against civilians as Russia demands stop to 'extremist activities'.

At summit in Versailles, European leaders douse Ukraine's hope of quickly gaining EU membership.

Maxar says satellite photos show huge Russian convoy outside Kyiv has broken up; forces moving into towns and forests.

WHO tells Reuters it advised Ukraine to destroy high-threat pathogens to prevent disease spread.

Evacuations and efforts to send food and water to port city fail as Russian bombardment intensifies.

First announced at meeting between Qatari emir and Joe Biden in January, move upgrades partnership between two nations.

Undercounting could affect federal funding, political representation for Black, Latino and other minority communities.

Mariupol mayor says 400,000 people trapped in city have faced 'two days of hell' with Russia attacking every 30 minutes.

The banks' moves will further isolate Russia, a nation of 144 million people and the world’s 11th-largest economy.

Russian forces renew bombardment of Mariupol and edge closer to Kyiv, as diplomatic talks fail to make progress.

As Russian forces advance in Ukraine, millions of refugees are seeking safety outside the country.

The armed group names Abu al-Hassan al-Hashimi al-Qurayshi as the successor to former leader killed in February.

Sanctions are creating an exodus of internet companies from Russia.

Diplomats have received inquiries from about 6,000 mostly US citizens seeking to fight against Russia.

Workers who avoided vaccination by claiming a medical or religious exemption will be allowed back starting March 28.

President Vladimir Putin says sanctions on Russia would lead to higher food and energy prices in the West.

Hunger was slowing then COVID-19 hit now the war in Ukraine will have a heavy impact on availability of food, UN warns.

Record inflation in Europe threatens to soar as energy prices climb in the aftermath of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Ukrainians will be able to complete visa process in the UK rather than wait abroad after government reversal.

In rare hearing, two dozen people whose lives and families have been wracked by opioid abuse give statements in court.

The new chief justice is the public face of President Ramaphosa's anti-corruption drive.

Russian forces have reached the northeastern edge of the city amid heavy battles for control of the main highway.

Speaking in Warsaw, US vice president also supports an investigation into possible Russian war crimes in Ukraine.

'We will not persuade anyone to buy our oil and gas,' says Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov on Thursday.

The sale of the club is now on hold and activities such as selling new tickets and signing players have been restricted.