Russia launches ‘massive strike’ across Ukraine
Zelenskyy says four were killed in Russian attacks, while Moscow says Ukrainian drones struck air bases inside Russia.
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COP15: Why does the UN biodiversity conference matter?
Conference aims to lay out plan to tackle 'unsustainable rate' of global biodiversity loss. Here's all you need to know.
Russian oil price cap: Five things you need to know
Al Jazeera answers five key questions to better understand the effect of the EU and G7's move.
2,500 dead seals found on Russia’s Caspian coast
Scientists collected data for laboratory research, which did not immediately identify any pollutants in the animals.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 285
As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 285th day, we take a look at the main developments.
Russia-Ukraine war: G7 price cap on Russian oil kicks in
Moscow says it will not abide by the price cap even if it has to cut oil production.
More Chinese cities ease COVID curbs but full reopening unlikely
Shanghai, Urumqi are the latest to ease COVID-19 curbs following last month's unprecedented anti-government protests.
Global arms sales rise for 7th year despite supply chain issues
Weapons trade grows 1.9 percent according to SIPRI, with Russia's invasion of Ukraine adding to supply chain problems.
‘The worry is Russia’: UN delays Myanmar representation decision
Geopolitical tensions have escalated since Russia invaded Ukraine, and Moscow has deepened ties with Myanmar's generals.
Photos: England roar past Senegal into the quarter-finals
With a 3-0 victory, England go on to face 2018 Cup champions and cross-channel rivals France.
Blinken warns Netanyahu on annexation of occupied West Bank
US diplomat Blinken said he will oppose settlements but stopped short of commenting on Netanyahu's far-right cabinet.
White House slams Trump’s call for ‘termination’ of constitution
Attacking the US Constitution is 'anathema to the soul of our nation', a White House spokesman says.
Thousands of churchgoers protest violence in DR Congo
Tens of thousands took part in the nationwide peaceful rallies organised by the Catholic Church.
Indonesia’s Mount Semeru unleashes ash and rivers of lava
Tens of thousands of people live on Semeru's slopes, just like many of the 128 other active volcanoes in Indonesia.
Isaac Herzog makes first trip by Israeli president to Bahrain
Herzog meets king and crown prince on a trip made possible after their two countries normalised relations in 2020.
OPEC+ keeps oil targets amid weakening economy, Russian sanctions
Cartel wants to gauge impact of two measures aimed at hitting Russia’s oil revenues: price cap and EU boycott.
Gunfire as angry protesters attack Syrian governor’s office
Witnesses say once inside the building, demonstrators tore down pictures of President Bashar al-Assad.
Colombia says agreement made with ELN rebels on displaced people
President says peace talks have led to an agreement to allow the Indigenous Embera community to return to its lands.
Iran prosecutor general signals ‘morality police’ suspended
There has been no official police confirmation on the forces being taken off the streets.
Burkina Faso government suspends broadcast of France’s RFI
The Burkinabe military government is the second West African nation to suspend RFI's broadcast after neighbouring Mali.