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Russia says it's halting inspections under the New START treaty but remains committed to all provisions of the treaty.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis describes surveillance by Greece's intel agencies as 'politically unacceptable'.

Russia suffered 70,000 to 80,000 casualties - troops killed or wounded in action - since war began, US official says.

The trip is Biden's second to Kentucky, which has been hard hit by a number of devastating natural disasters.

The European Union says it is time for a political decision, but Iran appears to want more changes to the final text.

The armed group and Israel disagree on details of truce to end Gaza bombardment, raising spectre of more violence.

US accuses virtual currency mixer of laundering hundreds of millions of dollars stolen by hackers backed by North Korea.

Senate of US, the world's largest emitter, passes unprecedented legislation aiming to cut greenhouse gasses 40% by 2030.

Indigenous journalist Brandi Morin reflects on the papal apology tour in Canada - and what 'sorry' means to survivors.

Federal judge gives father and son life for hate crime; their co-defendant will be sentenced later on Monday.

To my mind, Israel's hatred of the Palestinians is shaped and driven by three basic sentiments.

Three days of Israeli bombardment in Gaza killed at least 44 Palestinians, including 15 children.

A Berlin-based activist group seeks to aid the rising number of women seeking help with abortion in Poland.

Russian weapons recovered in Ukraine contained more than 450 foreign-made components, think-tank says.

In Kenya, where majority are Christians, politicians and clerics are invoking religion ahead of Tuesday's crucial vote.

Who is the self-proclaimed "coolest dictator in the world" really?

Abdul Wali, also known as Omar Khalid Khorasani, was allegedly behind some of the deadliest recent attacks in Pakistan.

The 48-year-old faces charges of attacking and coercively controlling his ex-girlfriend as well as assaulting her sister

Doha has taken part in efforts alongside international actors to quickly halt hostilities and avoid more casualties.

The aim is to push Chinese giants out of the lower segment of the world’s second-biggest market to help local industry.

Success in baseball, Cuba's national pastime, is increasingly measured beyond its borders.

The spy-turned-law professor is seen as joker, literally and figuratively, but has cultivated a small band of followers.

RMT trade union leader Mick Lynch captures the imagination of millions struggling in the UK's cost-of-living crisis.

Israeli attack on enclave exacerbates crisis of health sector, already in dire condition due to 15-year-old blockade.

The events in Kibera were part of a weekend full of initiatives to promote peace ahead of Kenya's elections on Tuesday.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 166th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Bangladesh minister says China has pledged to work continuously to resolve the Rohingya crisis.

Investment management giant had booked a record loss in May amid market turmoil driven by rising interest rates.

Eight-time world champion shot in the head in a Sao Paulo club following an altercation.

'Tourism factories' seek to give new life to industries that have for years been moving operations overseas.

More than 30 vessels have transited through China’s drill zones since Sunday, according to ship-tracking data.

Chinese military announces new round of drills, keeping up pressure on Taiwan's defences over Nancy Pelosi's visit.

At least 40 groups sign deal with gov't to launch national reconciliation dialogue, but main rebels refuse to take part.

Some main Muharram processions have been banned in Indian-administered Kashmir since armed rebellion broke out in 1989.

Announcement comes amid mounting frustration with international financial centre's isolation as world lives with COVID.

Gustavo Petro takes office promising to achieve peace with armed groups and fight inequality and climate change.

Macau tells 700,000 residents to undergo testing after man tests positive after travelling to neighbouring city.

Egypt-brokered truce holding in Gaza after three days of Israeli bombardment that killed at least 44 Palestinians.

Estimated $430bn economic package aims to slow climate change, control medicine costs, and raise corporate taxes.

Negotiators from Iran, US, EU resumed indirect talks over Tehran's nuclear deal after a months-long standstill.

Mediators try to prevent further escalation of Israeli air raids on besieged Gaza.

Traumatised people of Gaza's Rafah refugee camp recount the horrors of Israel's 'targeted killing' of PIJ commander.

Police investigating the murder of Muslim men in New Mexico state as a possible hate crime.

Report alleging Ukraine military violations of international law caused head of Amnesty Ukraine to resign in protest.

Ukraine's President Zelenskyy calls out Russia as fears of a disaster grow after Europe's biggest nuclear facility hit.

Francesca Albanez calls on the United Nations to investigate whether Israel has breached international law.

A battalion of volunteer medics provides first aid assistance on the front lines of Ukraine.

This is the latest assault by Israel on Gaza since the 11-day war in May 2021 killed hundreds.

The Gaza Strip has been under an Israeli-imposed land, sea and air blockade for the past 15 years.

The UN and Turkey brokered a deal to unblock Ukraine's ports last month after UN warnings of famine.