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Speaking at a virtual business forum, Chinese president also questions the utility of sanctions against Russia.

Local police have been under intense scrutiny over their response to the attack at the Robb Elementary School.

Zelenskyy's adviser says fighting in Severodonetsk, Lysychansk is at a turning point as Russia intensifies attacks.

Russian state-run news agency Tass reported that Griner's detention was extended until at least July 2.

Advocates say ruling will 'flip the First Amendment on its head' and endanger the free speech rights of all Americans.

In a national televised address, Macron proposed to 'legislate in a different way' based deals among diverse forces.

Ottawa purchased the contentious pipeline project in 2018 despite opposition by Indigenous and environmental groups.

Asks states to suspend their taxes; refineries, energy companies to pass savings to consumers.

Defections, inability to pass legislation, and disagreements with Arab-Israeli coalition led to government's downfall.

Richard Rojas, who drove his car through crowds during a 2017 psychotic episode, qualifies for 'mental commitment'.

The park's south loop, which is open, has areas under construction and includes areas affected by floods.

Head of IEA says Europe needs 'contingency plans' as Russia may further reduce gas deliveries amid its war in Ukraine.

The tentative settlement also includes changes to police policies and training officers in traffic stops.

Tehran has seen a flurry of diplomatic activity in recent months, hosting three presidents in June alone.

Powell says will assess further interest rate hikes on a 'meeting by meeting' basis.

The G20 member states have taken steps towards strengthening the global health system. But we have much more work to do.

US says it has not been notified by Russia or 'Russian proxy forces' of the men's whereabouts.

The gains made by Marine Le Pen’s National Rally in Sunday's legislative election should not have surprised anyone.

The girls were found on June 12 and 14 in two different locations by Nigerian troops.

The refinery's management says operations were suspended after a drone attack targeted infrastructure.

The conflict may harm rich figures in financial terms and hand Zelenskyy victory in his battle against their influence.

Ruben Khachatryan has made it his mission to save the captive bears of Armenia from a lifetime of neglect and misery.

These lyrics are typical of a growing pop music movement in India: far-right anti-Muslim songs.

He signed a three-year contract after Bayern agree on a transfer reportedly worth $42.1m.

A gunman killed 19 children and two teachers in an attack at the Texas school in May.

The densely populated delta nation, one of the world's most climate-vulnerable, is facing its worst floods in 100 years.

The country has a long history of powerful tremors that have caused fatalities.

The farmers rallied against the Dutch government's plans to rein in emissions of nitrogen oxide and ammonia.

The Parliamentary Budget Office has warned that campaign spending could lead to possible inflation in the country.

The crown prince's visit is a reminder that Saudi-Turkish relations have progressed rapidly in the last two years.

The UN is asking countries to designate 30 percent of their land and sea areas for conservation by 2030.

At least 920 people killed and more than 600 wounded after powerful quake rocks remote provinces of Paktika and Khost.

Afghanistan’s deadliest earthquake in 20 years injures 1,500 people in the remote provinces of Paktika and Khost.

On Tuesday, an estimated 10,000 Indigenous people took to the streets of Quito.

New bill will allow UK to ignore European Court of Human Rights decisions after it blocked Rwanda deportation flights.

The two sides have agreed on the budget and fiscal measures but still need to agree on a set of monetary targets.

Experts say growth came at incalculable cost, with toxic melange of dyes, tanning acids and chemicals polluting rivers.

Reporters Without Borders says evidence suggests Maks Levin was killed by bullets fired at close range.

If elected, Droupadi Murmu, 64, will become the country's first tribal and the second-ever female president.

Bulgaria risks the fourth national election since April 2021 amid disagreements on budget spending and the EU.

The Bank of England says worse is yet to come as the UK records the highest inflation rate out of the G7 countries.

Chinese state media has praised the bloc of emerging economies for promoting 'non-Western styles, forms and principles'.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 119th day, we take a look at the main developments.

The rise and fall of 1950s Syrian President Adib Al Shishakli, a master of military coups and defeating rivals.

Two men are accused of 'subverting state power', as new human rights index ranks China last.

The number of green hydrogen projects worldwide has increased more than three-fold in less than a year.

Ratcheting up of sanctions is promoting a migration of Russian businesses to Dubai.

Conservationists say Woodside Energy's project would harm the Great Barrier Reef through global warming.

Death toll likely to go up after magnitude 6.1 earthquake rocks remote parts of Afghanistan and neighbouring Pakistan.

In a lawsuit, the bondholder said the default is being 'orchestrated by officials at the highest levels of government'.