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Putin rails against Ukraine as attacks mar Russian presidential election
Russians begin voting in a three-day election that is almost certain to hand the president six more years.
Advocates fear special US visas for Afghans could run out despite dangers
Senators push to authorise additional visas for Afghans who worked with the US military and now face Taliban reprisals.
Finland moves to block asylum seekers from entering via Russia
The Nordic nation's PM says it has been the target of 'instrumentalised migration' facilitated by its neighbour, Russia.
‘We want Sonko’: Senegal opposition boosted after leaders freed before vote
The release of firebrand Sonko and his right-hand man Faye could help opposition chances in the March 24 election.
Is this a watershed moment for Jewish solidarity with Palestinians?
We look at whether there is a shift within the Jewish community against Israel's actions and policies.
Russian attack on civilian sites in Ukraine’s Odesa kills 20, wounds 75
Russia has stepped up its attacks on the port city in recent weeks with a series of deadly drone and missile attacks.
‘Inflection point’: US hearing on Pakistan shines light on complex ties
Many Congress members have asked Joe Biden to not recognise Pakistan's new government, after controversial elections.
Black Britons fear for Diane Abbott after a millionaire’s call for violence
A top Tory donor said the veteran politician, affectionately called 'Auntie Di' by her supporters, should be shot.
Israel’s war on Gaza: ‘The creation of a humanitarian crisis is a tactic’
Marc Lamont Hill talks to journalist and writer Mariam Barghouti on the situation in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
Migrant boat sinks off Turkish Aegean coast, killing at least 22 people
Turkish officials say they have found the bodies of 22 people, including seven children, off Gokceada island.
Russian missiles kill multiple in Odesa strike
A Russian missile strike on residential buildings in Odesa in southern Ukraine killed at least 14 people.
Israel blocks thousands of Palestinians from visiting Al-Aqsa Mosque
Israeli authorities have tightened restrictions for Palestinians travelling to holy mosque from occupied West Bank.
Leaders of Germany, France, Poland meet to mend rifts over Ukraine war
Can Poland's Tusk help Scholz and Macron, who are divided over sending troops to Ukraine, find common ground?
Russian elections set to make Putin longest-serving leader
People in Russia and the territories it has annexed are voting in a three-day election.
Fast food giant McDonald’s suffers global tech outage
System failure' shutters some restaurants for hours, leading to complaints from customers on social media.
India rejects US concern over citizenship law as ‘misplaced, unwarranted’
Response follows US State Department saying it will 'closely monitor' the implementation of the religion-based law.
New Hamas Gaza truce proposal outlines exchange of captives for prisoners
With the war in its sixth month, Israel says plan presented to international mediators based on 'unrealistic demands'.
Why Putin is desperate for a big election win
He needs an electoral mandate to continue waging an unpopular war.
Al-Shabab fighters killed as overnight siege of Mogadishu hotel ends
Storming of hotel near Somalia's presidential palace highlights resilience of the al-Qaeda affiliate.
‘Russian Time’: How Burkina Faso fell for the charms of Moscow
Russia is increasing its influence in Burkina Faso, where disillusionment with French politics has left a void.
Can the Sudanese army sustain its recent battlefield success?
The Sudanese army is showing signs of life on the battlefield yet experts are unsure whether it can sustain it.
Israel’s war on Gaza: List of key events, day 161
At least 20 Palestinians have died after Israel attacked a crowd of people waiting for humanitarian assistance.
Australia to unfreeze UNRWA funding as Israel attacks Gaza aid seekers
Australia to restore $6m in funding to embattled UN agency for Palestinian refugees and pledges additional Gaza aid.
Israeli forces accused of new massacre of people waiting for Gaza aid
Witnesses say Israeli helicopters and tanks opened fire on crowds of desperately hungry people waiting for aid in Gaza.
SpaceX launches powerful Starship for third time into space: Key takeaways
The rocket flew halfway around the world and accomplished new manoeuvres but broke apart on re-entry.
Vessel struck in Red Sea as Houthis promise attacks on more shipping lanes
Leader of Iran-aligned group says Houthis will prevent Israel-linked ships from passing through the Indian Ocean.
‘Massacre’: Israel forces attack crowds waiting for aid in Gaza, killing 21
Palestinian officials call latest assault 'premeditated' as people seeking humanitarian supplies increasingly targeted.
As Putin eyes sure reelection, Russia’s economy defies sanctions, critics
Russian president's all but guaranteed fifth term in power comes as economy has outperformed expectations.
Why is India’s Modi pushing for simultaneous elections? Who would gain?
An Indian government committee has recommended that polls for local bodies to parliament be held together.
Boom time for Myanmar opium farmers amid coup chaos
Myanmar is the world's largest opium producer where the conflict has made it a lucrative crop for struggling farmers.
US prosecutors willing to delay Trump hush money criminal trial
Manhattan prosecutors say they will not oppose delay of up to 30 days in trial set to start March 25.
South Korea to China: Why is East Asia producing so few babies?
The reasons are complex - the consequences more straightforward: An ageing population and deepening labour shortage.
Japan’s Nissan, Honda to study partnership on EVs amid Chinese dominance
Japanese carmakers have struggled to keep up with their Chinese rivals in the fast-growing EV market.
James Crumbley, father of Michigan school attacker, guilty of manslaughter
Both parents will be sentenced on April 9, with manslaughter carrying a penalty of up to 15 years in prison.
India’s Citizenship Amendment Act is a devious anti-Muslim dog whistle
The CAA's main message is that Muslims do not belong to India in the same way that Hindus do. But it also goes further.
Senegal’s top opposition leaders released from prison as elections loom
Freedom for Ousmane Sonko and Bassirou Diomaye Faye could dramatically alter the election race.
Biden opposes Japanese takeover of US Steel, touts ‘American steelworkers’
US president's remarks come as he is seeking to shore up support in key swing state of Pennsylvania.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 751
As the war enters its 751st day, these are the main developments.
Australian efforts on Islamophobia flag despite Christchurch wake-up call
Five years on, there has been little reflection on the Islamophobia behind the Christchurch mosque attacks.
Japan’s bid to cancel residency of foreigners who dodge taxes stirs unease
Tokyo's plans to give authorities more power to revoke permanent residency prompts cries of xenophobia.
What is the history of foreign interventions in Haiti?
As Haiti faces a crisis of gang violence, questions swirl about whether a multinational task force will help - or harm.
Palestinian President Abbas appoints Mohammed Mustafa as prime minister
The move comes as the Palestinian Authority faces pressure to reform from the US amid Israel's war on Gaza.
US Senate leader Chuck Schumer calls for new Israel elections amid Gaza war
Schumer called Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu one of several 'major obstacles' to peace in Gaza, in harshest criticism yet.
Palestinian family breaks fast in destroyed Gaza home
Mahmoud Ahmed is one of thousands of Palestinians spending the month of Ramadan in a bombed out home.
A Two-State Solution?
Is a two-state solution possible?
US Senate leader calls for new elections in Israel
US Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer says that Israel's PM Benjamin Netanyahu is an obstacle to peace'.
Will the United States ban TikTok?
The House passes a bill that could make the Chinese platform unavailable in the country.
Former Trump official Steve Mnuchin puts forward plan to buy TikTok app
Amid concerns over user privacy and national security, Mnuchin told US media TikTok 'should be owned by US businesses'.
Despite problems, SpaceX hails progress after third test of Starship rocket
The rocket, key to NASA's future plans, was lost after re-entering Earth's atmosphere but hit key milestones in flight.
What’s in the UK’s new definition of ‘extremism’
And how will groups deemed to meet the new criteria be sanctioned?
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