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China calls on Russia and Ukraine to 'keep the crisis from spilling over' and affecting developing countries.
As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 214th day, we take a look at the main developments.
More than 730 people were arrested across Russia at protests against the military call-up order.
Campaigners say it is the G20 countries that produce 80 percent of global greenhouse emissions.
Millions set to cast ballots in an election that could see the far-right coalition of Giorgia Meloni win power.
Warning comes as protesters return to the streets despite a crackdown in which at least 41 people have been killed.
Ukraine says Lavrov's comments raise possibility of use of nuclear weapons, condemns them as 'totally unacceptable'.
Japan condemns 'unprecedented pace' of North Korean missile launches, lodges official protest through Beijing embassy.
Rights groups say more than 730 people were detained at anti-war protests across the country.
Abdoulaye Maiga lashes out at the former colonial ruler, the UN as he praised the 'exemplary' cooperation with Russia.
Israel says the 36-year-old man 'attempted ramming attack', but Palestinians say it was a 'traffic accident'.
Long queues form at Russia's borders as men try to leave the country as they fear being called up to fight in Ukraine.
The move comes as the Kremlin stages a vote in occupied region of Ukraine weeks after suffering battlefield setbacks.
TotalEnergies to invest $1.5bn in Qatar's North Field South gas project as Europe scrambles to find new energy sources.
More people are believed to be missing as up to 150 people were on board the small boat that sank off Syria.
Hurricane Fiona knocks out power in Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick as it makes landfall.
Foreign ministry didn't reject claims of drones sales but said Tehran maintains policy of ‘active neutrality'.
Legal guidance by the American government on expanding internet services to Iranians was changed despite US sanctions.
Italians will vote on Sunday to elect a new parliament with a right-wing coalition tipped to form a solid majority.
Ankara accuses Athens of distorting facts after Greek PM says Turkey is undermining regional peace and stability.
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