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The agreement opens the door to offshore energy exploration, but several sticking points remain.

President Alexander Lukashenko tells Ukraine, West not to 'cross red lines' drawn by ally, Russia.

London's National Gallery says action caused 'some minor damage to the frame but the painting is unharmed'.

Republicans are using anti-migrant rhetoric to redirect focus away from other issues before midterms, experts say.

Officials and locals are ready should Lithuania be dragged into the Ukraine war, and a sense of resilience dominates.

Statement by billionaire comes after Ukrainian ambassador attacked him over his proposed 'peace plan'.

Cologne authorities last year cleared the way for mosques to apply for permission to call for prayer for five minutes.

The trial comes five years after the killing of Caruana Galizia, a renowned anti-corruption journalist, in a car bomb.

Prime minister appoints Jeremy Hunt as chancellor to replace Kwasi Kwarteng and reverses course on sweeping tax cuts.

The US president's new National Security Strategy is ambitious — and delusional about America's role in the world.

Over 130 people were killed as they rushed to exit a stadium in East Java in one of the world's worst sports disasters.

Chinese social media censors have blocked posts, keywords, and hashtags related to the extremely rare public protest.

Sides will work together to set up a distribution centre in Turkey to export more gas via the TurkStream gas pipeline.

The sense of chaos at the heart of government fuels speculation as to whether it can survive, after 37 days in office.

UN Security Council resolution drafted by US and Mexico calls 'Barbecue' one of Haiti's most influential gang leaders.

Chinese President Xi Jinping is presiding over a new era that prioritises political control over economic development.

Search continues for two children who remain missing after the overloaded ferry capsized close to shore.

In little more than a month, Kyiv's forces have pushed their Russian enemies back and liberated swaths of territory.

Marc Lamont Hill hosts a discussion looking at Christian nationalism and the line between church and state in the US.

Millions of students have been at home since February 14, the latest in a long wave of nationwide strikes.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 233rd day, we take a look at the main developments.

At least 160 Palestinians killed by Israeli forces in the occupied territories since the beginning of the year.

The shooting in state capital Raleigh is the latest in a violent week across the US.

Authorities have stepped up arrests of dissidents ahead of next month's elections.

Ravaged by war, the country is also running out of water. That is leading to local conflicts that could grow.

The United Nations mission in Mali found that mines and IEDs had killed 72 people in 2022 as of August 31.

Twitter Inc's court filing does not identify the focus of the investigation or the federal authority allegedly involved.

The decision to drop the charges was a unanimous one by the three judges at the Nigerian appellate court.

China's practice of gifting million-dollar buildings to governments across Africa is under renewed scrutiny.

Two days of incessant rain leave Melbourne suburb inundated and leave Victoria state's dams at or near capacity.

The digital tools for tackling the virus are intruding deeply into people's lives, but there is no sign of a relaxation.

Court rejects bid by former US President Donald Trump to allow 'special master' to vet documents seized from Mar-a-Lago.

In sign that Russia is losing its grip on land it claimed to have annexed, gov't agrees to evacuate Kherson residents.

Panel votes to subpoena Donald Trump, saying former president is 'at the centre' of what happened at the US Capitol.

Kristalina Georgieva told UK's finance minister and central bank chief that their policies should not be contradictory.

Agreement marks major breakthrough in relations between the two countries , which have formally been at war since 1948.

Hamas, Fatah and 12 other groups agree to hold legislative and presidential elections within one year.

The International Monetary Fund paints a grim picture of the global economy.

Jury says Nicolas Cruz should not get the death penalty for the murder of 17 students and staff at US high school.

Al-Sudani nominated by Iraq's new president, but the move will be fiercely opposed by supporters of Muqtada al-Sadr.

The cost of living adjustment is the highest in 40 years but part of it will still be eaten by rising everyday prices.

Incursion is highly unusual and occurs at a time of heightened tensions after a barrage of missile tests by Pyongyang.

US plan to accept up to 24,000 Venezuelan asylum seekers is based on similar scheme for Ukrainians fleeing Russia's war.

The US criticised the kingdom for insisting last week's output cut was economically rather than politically motivated.

Russian president says Turkey offers the best route to redirect gas to the EU after Nord Stream pipeline damage.

The rising rent and food prices reinforce expectations that the US Fed will raise interest rates again next month.

A growing grassroots effort, led by prominent election deniers, has piqued worries of disruptions before November 8.

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas restated his reservations about the US role in resolving the conflict with Israel.

Meeting between two leaders took place on sidelines of summit in Astana, Kazahastan.

Parliamentarians give Liliana Segre, 92, a standing ovation nearly 100 years after Mussolini came to power.