Russia accused of war crimes cover-up by razing Ukraine theatre
Ukraine says at least 300 people were killed when Russia bombed Mariupol's drama theatre where civilians had sheltered.
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Ukraine’s Zelenksyy warns of Russian attacks over Christmas
The Ukrainian president also issued a warning to Russian people that 'terror never goes without a response'.
US judge denies diplomatic immunity for Maduro ally Alex Saab
Saab, a close ally of Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro, claims he was on a diplomatic mission to Iran when arrested.
‘The junta is heartless’: Landmine victims blame Myanmar military
Myanmar's military accused of deliberately planting landmines to target civilians as armed resistance movement grows.
Republican lawsuit over Arizona attorney general race struck down
A United States judge ruled that Republican Abraham Hamadeh failed to prove claims about errors in vote counting.
US Congress passes new election rules in response to January 6
New provisions to US Electoral Count Act make it more difficult for politicians to prevent peaceful transfer of power.
Bankman-Fried, FTX execs received billions in hidden loans
Caroline Ellison, Bankman-Fried's colleague, said she agreed with him to hide the loans from FTX investors.
Britain’s health workers announce more strikes for 2023
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak says he is 'sad' and 'disappointed' about widespread strikes but refuses to negotiate.
US House passes massive $1.7 trillion spending bill
Bill boosts military spending by 10 percent to a total of $858bn, alongside $772.5bn for domestic programmes.
5 key takeaways from January 6 panel’s report on US Capitol riot
Donald Trump led 'multi-part conspiracy' to overturn 2020 elections that ended in deadly riot, US committee says.
Putin tells defence chiefs to do more for troops in Ukraine
Russian leader says the country's military-industrial complex should provide the army with everything they need.
Photos: Massive winter storm pummels US and Canada
Frigid temperatures, snow and ice have upended travel plans and knocked out power to thousands of homes and businesses.
Billionaire Adani to own 65% of India’s NDTV as founders sell
NDTV founders Radhika and Prannoy Roy made several unsuccessful attempts to block the takeover by Gautam Adani.
UN envoy calls for pressure on Taliban over women university ban
Gordon Brown urges more leaders in Islamic countries to denounce a move barring Afghan women from higher education.
Chile declares state of emergency after wildfire leaves one dead
Massive blaze near the tourist city of Vina del Mar has killed at least one person and destroyed about 200 homes.
US consumer spending, inflation cool in November
While economic activity is slowing amid rising interest rates, it's not enough to discourage US Fed from more rises.
Media mogul Mike Bloomberg looks to buy WSJ or WaPo: Report
A merger would create a financial data and news giant, further firming up the world's 12th-richest man's stronghold.
Facebook parent Meta to pay $725m in Cambridge Analytica scandal
Agreed settlement is largest in US data privacy class action and the biggest class action lawsuit for Meta.
Burkina Faso government expels senior UN official
Violence from multiple armed groups in Burkina Faso has displaced more than two million people.
Spain absolves border agents over Melilla asylum seeker deaths
At least 23 people died after a mass storming of the border crossing between Morocco and the Spanish enclave.