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UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says the people of Ukraine 'need peace' as the conflict enters its seventh month.

The ACLU says the law, which bans filming of police within eight feet, is 'blatantly unconstitutional'.

The Qatar Investment Authority's announcement comes as Pakistani PM Shehbaz Sharif visits Doha on an official trip.

President Joe Biden says loan forgiveness will help 'families that need it most' amid debt crisis in the United States.

Police arrest opposition figure Yevgeny Roizman, 59 who served as mayor of Yekaterinburg from 2013-2018.

As Russia's invasion enters seventh month, new US aid package signals 'shift' towards Ukraine's long-term needs.

Temporary foreign workers renew calls for Canada to grant them permanent residency amid fresh abuse allegations.

South Africa unions called for national strike due to power cuts, rising costs of living, and high unemployment levels.

The protests were about soaring costs of living, power cuts and high unemployment rates in South Africa.

Ukrainians reject the greeting from Alexander Lukashenko, who has allowed Russian troops into his country.

New investigation reveals allegations of torture, evidence-planting and extrajudicial killings by security forces.

A video of Gyan Dev Ahuja, a former legislator belonging to PM Narendra Modi's BJP, has gone viral in India.

Japan's government previously insisted it would not consider building new nuclear power plants or replace aged reactors.

Russia’s military ineptitude, Ukraine's energetic defence, HIMARS, and now - the focus on the south.

Thousands, including disabled people and children, were snatched off streets and detained at 'Brothers Home'.

Western allies provided Ukraine enough assistance to deprive Russia of victory but not to defeat it, analysts say.

A fleet of 14 trains powered entirely by hydrogen is launched in Germany's Lower Saxony state.

US forces have targeted a base operated by Iranian allies in eastern Syria after an attack near a US base last week.

Imran Khan's supporters rally behind him over the government's actions against the cricketing icon-turned-politician.

Macron says that France faces 'sacrifices' in a new era marked by climate change and Russia's war in Ukraine.

Kidnappings by criminal gangs are frequent in Nigeria, especially in the northeast but increasingly elsewhere.

Some Afghans who fled the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan say they have been stuck in limbo in the UAE for a year.

On February 24, Russia launched a full-scale assault on Ukraine. These are the main events of the war over six months.

The fighting marks the end of a ceasefire observed since March and could worsen the humanitarian crisis in Tigray region

Environmental groups alarmed at government's auction of permits to drill in sensitive rainforest.

A Zimbabwean family separated across the world meets online to decide who needs the most financial support back home. 

Ukraine celebrates 31 years of independence from the Soviet Union, and also marks six months since start of invasion.

The second such IMF visit is on Wednesday as Sri Lanka scrambles to lock in $3bn to pave its way out of the crisis.

The six-month anniversary of Russia's war coincides with the day Ukraine decided to break from the Soviet Union.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 182nd day, we take a look at the main developments.

As Ukraine's Independence Day coincides with six months since the war began, older people reflect on what has been lost.

The call for the rise of the minimum wage to 15 pounds ($17.7) an hour comes amid a series of strikes.

Schools to close an additional day and government offices and banks shorten work hours to reduce electricity usage.

Groups assisting workers and migrants have faced violence and arbitrary arrest since February 2021 coup, report says.

Protesters say Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha has reached his constitutional term limit and must step down.

Experts analyse the past six months and predict how the conflict may evolve.

From scenes of devastation to images of broken-hearted victims, Russia's brutal invasion has been well documented.

Anti-corruption watchdogs announce investigations into executives in Shenzhen, Xiamen and Sichuan province.

One of the nation's most popular news organisations, NDTV said the bid came without the consent of its founders.

Najib Razak becomes Malaysia's first former prime minister to go to prison after top court upholds his graft conviction.

Central Command says the raids on Deir Az Zor were aimed at protecting US forces from attack by Iran-linked groups.

Japanese leader expected to scrap coronavirus tests for vaccinated travellers and raise cap on daily arrivals.

Fox News boss sues Crikey over article linking the Murdoch family to the January 6 Capitol riots in the US.

South Korean carmakers have recalled thousands of Hyundai Palisade and Kia Telluride vehicles over trailer hitch issue.

Diplomats say they believe they're close to restoring the Iran nuclear deal.

Ultranationalist philosopher Alexander Dugin calls for victory in Ukraine after his daughter was killed in car bombing.

Moscow transfers children from Ukrainian occupied territories to Russia for adoption, Ukraine foreign ministry says.

The US National Archives collected over 700 pages of classified material at Mar-a-Lago before the FBI raid in August.

Kelly Goodlett becomes first officer held criminally responsible for 2020 Louisville police raid that killed Taylor.

Erdogan’s remarks come a week after Turkey and Israel announced a joint decision to establish diplomatic ties.