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President Zelenskyy says escalated attacks are causing massive blackouts across Ukraine as he rules out negotiations.

Here is a complete fixtures list for the tournament with the stadiums and kick-off times.

Preliminary probe in Danish part of the Baltic Sea shows that last month's leaks were caused by 'powerful explosions'.

The Brazilian forward faces a two-year prison term in Spain for alleged irregularities in his 2013 transfer to Barcelona

Amid a rollback of rights in the US, India's Supreme Court has given women a long overdue voice in shaping abortion law.

Benzema won the 2022 Ballon d'Or award for first time while Putellas won the women's award for a second time.

For comedy screenwriter Sergiy Kulybyshev, 45, films can't come later - but now, in war, as history is underway.

President Joko Widodo meets FIFA head, pledges to 'thoroughly transform' football in line with international standards.

Ugandan authorities are in a race to stop the spread of the deadly Ebola virus that has killed at least 19 people.

Remarks come after US President Joe Biden called Pakistan 'one of the most dangerous countries' in the world.

Indian cricket board's secretary says tournament, scheduled to be held in Pakistan, will take place at neutral venue.

The move comes after a report claimed up to 30 former pilots had gone to train members of the Chinese army.

Rock climber says head covering 'inadvertently faced problem' after she was asked to compete ahead of schedule in Seoul.

Former Soviet republics are increasingly standing up to Moscow as Russia under Western sanctions looks to their markets.

Suspect Joel Estorial, 38, handed himself and the alleged murder weapon over to police as he feared for his own safety.

Eleven men convicted of gang-raping Bilkis Bano during the 2002 Gujarat riots were released in August.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 237th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Protesters hail Dessalines, the leader of the anti-slavery revolution, and reject the deployment of foreign troops.

Trade unions begin multi-sector industrial action over salaries amid high inflation.

Russian attacks hit 'critical infrastructure' north of Kyiv, Zhytomyr, while one person killed in raid in Mykolaiv.

The pessimism often thrust on Africa denies its youth a chance to dream, when even a space-age future is possible.

The New Straits Times reported that a Palestinian man was abducted in a 'snatch-and-grab' operation in Kuala Lumpur.

At least four people were killed in 'kamikaze' drone attacks that targeted Kyiv early on Monday.

The judges said Karunatilaka's book The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida was an afterlife noir that showed 'deep humanity'.

Foreign Minister Penny Wong says government 'regrets' decision made by previous administration.

House committees launch joint probe of recent crisis that left 150,000 Jackson residents without water for several days.

Spain's Alexia Putellas wins women’s trophy for the second straight year after another standout season with Barcelona.

Workers at a warehouse near Albany, which employs about 800 people, will finish voting in a union election on Monday.

Meet three influencers who take to social media to discuss the conditions inflicted on the Gaza Strip.

The 110 Russians freed include 72 seamen from commercial vessels while 108 Ukrainian female prisoners are released.

Paola Egonu, one of the best volleyball players in the world, says she is tired of questions over her nationality.

White House says Joe Biden and Herzog will discuss deepening regional integration and 'ironclad' US-Israel relationship.

Abu Dhabi and Saudi Arabia are weighing whether to put money into its investment bank and other businesses.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says action needed to end gangs' blockade of port, allow in fuel and aid.

City in northern Syria has been freed from ISIL (ISIS) rule for five years.

At least 603 people have lost their lives in floods this year and more than 1.3 million displaced, authorities say.

EU freezes assets of at least 11 people, including two police officers and Iran's information minister.

The fighting, which lasted for four days, injured two dozen others and displaced at least 1,200 people, UN says.

The disabled community is more vulnerable to but less protected from a growing number of emergencies across the globe.

US Department of Justice says Bannon pursued 'bad-faith strategy' in refusing to comply with January 6 panel subpoena.

The deal comes as the rapper was locked out of Twitter and Instagram a week ago over anti-Semitic posts.

At least four killed after large blaze engulfed the residential building, stoked by jet fuel, in southern port city.

Ulf Kristersson's government will be supported in parliament by the anti-immigration, nationalist Sweden Democrats.

Kyiv calls for EU sanctions on Iran hours after Ukraine cities were hit by swarms of 'kamikaze' drones, killing 4.

Unlike those that return to base once missiles are launched, suicide drones are destroyed in an attack.

With 35 Senate seats up for grabs, Republicans are pushing to regain control of the chamber to frustrate Biden's agenda.

Addis Ababa says it will also take over other key infrastructure in the northern region.

Marina Ovsyannikova, known for her anti-war protests, faced 10 years in prison in Russia for spreading 'fake news'.

The Labor government quietly drops language adopted by former PM Scott Morrison, The Guardian reported.

Taliban sources tell Al Jazeera that US officials assured them during a meeting in Doha.