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As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 413th day, we take a look at the main developments.

The WHO says the woman, who died in March, probably contracted the virus at a market and the risk of spread is low.

Spokesman admits some of the dead were 'people in civilian clothes' after attack on ceremony held by anti-coup group.

South Korean parents are being showered with cash, but experts say money alone will not fix country's fertility woes.

Burning fields are blamed for hazardous levels of air pollution in northern Thailand but the government is doing little.

An Oklahoma board voted 5-0 to reject an application for the US's first taxpayer-funded religious charter school.

The bill passed by a large margin and is expected to be signed by Chilean President Gabriel Boric.

DA Alvin Bragg accuses the House Judiciary Committee chair of a 'transparent campaign to intimidate and attack' him.

Documents reveal Ukrainian military preparations and the Pentagon's thinking across a range of sensitive global issues.

UN says about half of Somalia's population will need humanitarian assistance this year, with 8.3 million affected.

Monday's mass shooting in the US state of Kentucky was a 'targeted' attack against coworkers, says law enforcement.

Evan Gershkovich's family welcomes the US government decision to formally designate reporter as 'wrongfully detained'.

Brazilian president, who is taking a massive delegation to China, also aims to re-assert Brazil's place on global stage.

A timeline of the Yemen crisis, from the 1990s to current day.

The US president will mark the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement, seek to support post-Brexit trade deal.

US President Joe Biden, 80, continues to signal intent to run for re-election, but he has yet to announce a formal bid.

President and his party face challenge at polls after dive in the lira and surge in inflation.

Germany's action comes a week after Chad expelled its ambassador from N'djamena for 'non-respect of diplomatic customs'.

Documents posted online appeared to reveal details of how US agencies spy on other nations, including allies.

One of the largest volcanoes on the Kamchatka Peninsula cloaks villages in dust in Russian Far East.

Incident comes as Israel says it will ban Jewish visitors from Al-Aqsa for the rest of Ramadan.

The countries accuse each other of opening fire around the contested Nagorno-Karabakh region resulting in deaths.

India assumed the presidency of the G20, an economic bloc comprised of 19 countries and the European Union, in December.

Tokyo police say suspects were allegedly running phone scams from Cambodia and targeting people in Japan.

People in south Lebanon fear a wider confrontation with Israel after cross-border violence.

UN says negative consequences of the crisis for Afghan people will be the responsibility of the de facto authorities

Kenya's annual interest payments on domestic debt alone have surged from $1.34bn to $5.09bn in almost a decade.

The only way of fixing the porn industry is to divest from it.

Activists from Ultima Generazione tell us why they target valuable artworks to highlight the effects of climate change.

Experts say the right to asylum is 'disappearing' as wealthy nations enact restrictions aimed at keeping people out.

FIFA says tournament in Australia and New Zealand will be a 'watershed' that propels women's football to another level.

Canada's leader once acknowledged people are cynical about politics. Duplicitous dauphins like him are the reason.

Iranian authorities are moving away from 'morality police' vans towards 'smarter' ways of enforcing mandatory hijab law.

By attacking the third holiest site in Islam, is the crisis-hit Israeli government deliberately creating a diversion?

'It does not disappear': Activists remove non-biodegradable microplastics from a Cornwall beach.

Reported leak of classified US documents suggests American intelligence was spying on Seoul’s internal discussions.

Alibaba's ChatGPT rival will be integrated into the company's apps; Beijing says all new tech must adhere to new rules.

Kunal Kamra challenged rules that prevent social media platforms from hosting information that government terms 'fake'.

Residents of Eloor town say the Periyar River was teeming with fish. Now, a putrid stench fills the air.

The direct talks between Houthi and Saudi officials have raised hopes for peace in Yemen ravaged by nine years of war.

Up to a quarter of a million appointments could be postponed in the longest stoppage of the wave of unrest in the UK.

Benjamin Netanyahu's new government of fascists and fanatics has brought Israel to a historic crossroads in 100 days.

A record number of developing nations are at risk of a debt crisis, as ballooning inflation escalates borrowing costs.

Air raids by fighter jets and attack helicopters hit the Sagaing area, which is known for opposition to military rule.

Israeli army kills a Palestinian teenager in a raid as settlers march to an illegal outpost in the occupied West Bank.

Israeli officials push to increase the budget for settlers to monitor and restrict Palestinian construction to $11m.

In letter to parliament, ECP says 'judicial overbearing' has 'diluted writ' of panel in holding free and fair elections.

Police say the woman was 'caned 82 strokes' and 'stoned 80 times' with small brick pieces after an imam issued 'fatwa'.

Governments and private donor groups are assessing impact of unconditional payments to citizens.

A new government in Kuwait, but an old parliament - and one that has returned in complicated circumstances.