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Stoltenberg's chief of staff suggested earlier that Kyiv could give up land to Russia in return for NATO membership.

Francina Armengol's election augurs well for Pedro Sanchez's efforts to return as Spain's prime minister.

The Women's World Cup semifinal racked up 11.5 million viewers, Australian broadcaster Seven said.

A Russian filmmaker follows the court case of a teenage girl who is accused of conspiring to overthrow the government.

Amid Japan-South Korea detente, summit presents chance to shore up trilateral alliance to counter China and North Korea.

In Nuh, the only Muslim-majority district in Haryana, Rohingya refugees live in fear of violence and detention.

ECOWAS commissioner says all member states will join the force except those under military rule and Cape Verde.

Jaan Tallinn, one of the co-founders of hit software like Skype and Kazaa, says AI poses an existential risk to humans.

The root causes of Liberia's wars have remained unaddressed; the first step to changing that is rebuilding trust.

Pakistan deploys 6,000 police and troops to control mob violence as Christian community reels in shock over attacks.

Sweden has faced international condemnation after a string of desecrations of the holy book by anti-Islam activists.

The lander module of the Chandrayaan-3 has successfully separated ahead of a planned moon landing slated for August 23.

Foreign minister says Kyiv intends to conduct a diplomatic 'counteroffensive' against Russia's efforts to woo Africa.

The $3.5bn deal will provide US-Israeli developed Arrow 3s, designed to shoot down targets above Earth's atmosphere.

Parts of Germany see streets deluged and trees toppled as storm leads to dozens of flight cancellations in Frankfurt.

At a UN Security Council meeting, Yerevan accuses Baku of starving the region dominated by ethnic Armenians.

Isidlamlilo is a one-woman play on untold angles of black-on-black violence in South African townships during apartheid.

101 East investigates Thailand's sex tourism trade and how vulnerable children are exploited.

Fighting between the 444 Brigade and the Special Deterrence Force has raged this week after months of relative peace.

For many businesses in Zimbabwe where the economy is in free fall, electricity outages have been the norm for years.

Two years since the Taliban took over Afghanistan, ties between the neighbours deteriorate amid rise in armed attacks.

Across the Sahel, public anger against France has helped putschists gain legitimacy and Russia expand its influence.

Air force spokesperson Yuriy Ihnat says F-16 warplanes will not be part of Ukraine's defence during 'autumn and winter'.

Churches and homes belonging to Christians attacked by Muslim mob in Punjab province following claims of blasphemy.

Last week, a heatwave in the Canary Islands left many areas bone dry, heightening the risk of wildfires.

Actions could include ICBM and spy satellite launch amid signs of activity at key launch sites.

The Indian PM says common laws will help women, but many fear the proposal is an election weapon to target minorities.

Police say the group is suspected of involvement in organised crime activities 'including scams and online gambling'.

Russia's Luna-25 space probe enters lunar orbit in first Russian mission to the moon in almost 50 years.

Lithuania temporarily shuts two of six checkpoints located on shared 680km border with Belarus over security concerns.

Human Rights Watch says racist tropes 'common' across Chinese social media, and that platforms and government must act.

Proposed date would have trial start a day before 'Super Tuesday', when over a dozen states hold Republican primaries.

Residents of Northwest Territories capital, Yellowknife, told to evacuate city by noon on Friday as wildfire approaches.

Manchester City beat Sevilla in a 5-4 penalty shootout following game that ended in a 1-1 draw after regulation time.

As the war enters its 540th day, these are the main developments.

Ukrainian reconnaissance land on left bank of the Dnipro, probing Russian defences and suggesting a new front may open.

Critics have accused the government of President Daniel Ortega of continuing its attacks on education and religion.

A survey from CID Gallup shows Bernardo Arevalo surging ahead of conservative rival Sandra Torres in lead-up to vote.

The latest ruling over mifepristone's FDA approval is likely to send the pill's fate to the US Supreme Court.

Surgeons hope that cross-species organ transplants could eventually help save lives of human patients.

Items included gold jewellery and gems and glass dating from 15th century BCE to the 19th century.

A human rights group tracked 156 cases of alleged worker abuse in Myanmar garment factories at various brands.

The cause of the deadly explosion remains unknown, though officials have vowed to pursue accountability in the case.

Women's World Cup 2023 in Australia and New Zealand has smashed ticket sales and TV audience records.

UN migration agency says 38 refugees and migrants rescued and 63 others believed to have died.

Fighting between rival groups began on Monday night in Tripoli, and ended after the release of a commander on Tuesday.

Changes to added time, offside and dissent are some of the amendments made to the Premier League rule book.

Eva Hartog, a Dutch citizen, says she is the latest victim of Russia's crackdown on foreign journalists.

The church says it filed the case after it was approached by mine workers for help.

More than 3,000 people have fled their homes amid growing violence in neighbourhoods of Port-au-Prince, UN agency says.