President Volodymyr Zelensky called the strike on the train station in Kramatorsk, in the eastern region of Donetsk, a deliberate attack on civilians.

America’s top diplomat for the Indo-Pacific will head to the Solomon Islands, weeks after it emerged the South Pacific island nation will sign a deal that gives China rights to send its military there.

Akshata Murthy, an Indian citizen, is eligible for so-called “non-domiciled” status in Britain, something available to foreign nationals who do not regard Britain as their permanent home.

The two pilots escaped without serious injury and the company has launched an investigation to determine what happened, the company said. 

The military junta in the south-east Asian nation is stepping up its mission to “annihilate” its opponents in a campaign of airstrikes and village burnings.

The former Wimbledon champion, 54, was found guilty on four counts of transferring hundreds of thousands of pounds to other accounts after he was declared bankrupt in 2017.

Dire warnings about World War III may have functioned to prevent such a conflict from actually occurring but they may also desensitise people to its potential reality.

Ukrainian authorities say missiles struck a railway station in Kramatorsk as residents were waiting to catch trains to safety.

It was the fourth deadly attack in Israel by Palestinians in three weeks.

Russia has become just the second country to be suspended from the United Nations human rights body over allegations Putin’s army committed horrific war crimes in Ukraine, including the rape and murder of hundreds of civilians.

Andrew Gosling has been sentenced after he threw a wine bottle off an apartment block and killed a Singaporean father of four.

Pakistan’s Supreme Court ruled on Thursday the Prime Minister’s move to dissolve parliament was unconstitutional, a decision that could spell the end of his premiership.

The regional capital is the largest Ukrainian city besieged by Russian troops to come back under complete Ukrainian control, though residents are fearful for the future.

A Kennedy is poised to become Joe Biden’s representative in Canberra at an increasingly tense time for the region.

His strategy was released against a backdrop of Western nations wrestling with high-energy prices and considering how to reduce reliance on Russian oil and gas.

Instead of paper and ink, pixels and smartphones can create freedom of information and a foundation for political dissent in Russia. The goal is to win hearts and minds.

The former US president has voiced regret over not marching to the US Capitol the day his supporters stormed the building.

Rather than lean on Jakarta to fall into line with the West’s strategic objectives, a non-aligned, prosperous Indonesia can help ensure a more balanced Asia where it is harder for any one power to dominate.

After days of bitterly divided Senate confirmation hearings, President Joe Biden’s chosen nominee was confirmed with a final vote of 53 to 47, mostly along partisan lines.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has tested positive for COVID-19, a day after appearing unmasked at a White House event with President Joe Biden.

In Belgium, Australia’s Marise Payne said the world must push back against authoritarian states that want to “trample on the rights of democratic countries”.

Russia’s pullout from areas around Kyiv in recent days has unveiled evidence of abuses that have captured the world’s attention.

The Pentagon continues to caution that even though the war’s epicentre appears to be shifting, serious threats remain.

The 44-year-old says a victory for Marine Le Pen would take the country backwards during the biggest security challenge Europe has faced since World War II.

Shortly before Lopez Obrador promised to provide the funds, he launched another broadside against a prominent reporter who has published a series of critical stories about him, questioning his wealth.

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Some testified that Lawrence Ray had made them believe they had poisoned or otherwise harmed him and they needed to pay him back.

While Republicans blame Joe Biden for rising petrol prices, Democrats blame Russian President Vladimir Putin who ordered the invasion of Ukraine.

Atrocities such as those being committed against civilians in Ukraine should never go unpunished.

The ordeal started after the couple learned last year that they were expecting a baby girl, only to be told after tests that they were not the biological parents.

Russian troops recently withdrew from Borodyanka, near Kyiv, an area among the first hit after the invasion. Now people are searching for their relatives.

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In his first visit to his former home, Barack Obama jokingly referred to President as “vice president” before correcting himself, inspiring a salute from Joe Biden.

The West is preparing to impose more sanctions on Russia’s elite, and on coal and other imports, after calls for Vladimir Putin to be tried for war crimes.

China has reported 20,472 new daily COVID-19 cases for Tuesday, surpassing the number of infections found in the early days of the pandemic.

Whether she gives the committee new information or not, her decision to cooperate is significant for the panel, which has been trying to secure an interview with her.

Two anti-abortion activists claim they intercepted the disposal by an abortion clinic of 115 fetuses. Where did these fetuses come from?

Images of civilian bodies strewn across streets have surfaced from Bucha, a suburb of the Ukraine capital Kyiv. Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky said the UN Security Council was “useless” if it could not find a way to hold the perpetrators to...

Long-COVID patients in the US could one day be entitled to the protection of federal laws that prohibit discrimination based on health conditions.

“Our family is optimistic about Ghislaine’s success on appeal,” wrote the family of Jeffrey Epstein’s former girlfriend.

While there is no evidence Russia’s disinformation campaign has had any discernible effect on the conflict, experts say the hackers’ intentions might not be to actually trick anyone.

The priceless notebooks were returned to Cambridge University Library in a bright pink gift bag. Who took them and who gave them back remain a mystery.

Without Western products, Russians are facing a slew of economic problems, from a shortage of paper to a lack of medicines, computer chips and other basic consumer items.

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The discovery of mass killings of civilians in Ukraine is shocking but it could be difficult to prove the “chain of command” from battlefield atrocities leads to the Russian president.

Russia could be stripped of its position on the UN’s Human Rights Council after the discovery of corpses lying on the streets in the Ukrainian city of Bucha.

Kim Jong-un’s influential sister has issued two threats in 48 hours, following a test missile launch by the South last week.

The Russians who are responsible for this disastrous war must know that they will never be allowed to get away with their crimes.

Survivors’ accounts of the horrors Russian troops inflicted in Bucha, on the outskirts of Kyiv, are beginning to surface.

Russian troops left a trail of death and destruction as they retreated from advancing Ukrainian forces.