Stoicism is Kyiv’s new normal
As Russian forces near, residents in Ukraine's capital bear tribulation with patience, pragmatism and a bit of paranoia.
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Libya: UN offers mediation after swearing in of new rival gov’t
UN envoy to Libya proposes new joint committee to develop 'consensual constitutional basis' for nationwide polls.
Foreign students fleeing Russia’s war on Ukraine hope to return
Foreign students fear for their future as they wonder if they will be allowed to complete their studies.
Syrians recount horror under Russian air attacks
Al Jazeera talks to Syrians who endured Russian air strikes as Moscow tries to advance its invasion of Ukraine.
‘Scared to stay’: Why some rushed to leave Russia after war
Martial law rumours, coupled with frustration over country's economy and growing isolation, cited as reasons.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: List of key events from day ten
As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its tenth day, we take a look at the major developments.
North Korea fires ballistic missile ahead of S Korea election
Seoul says it has detected a presumed ballistic missile launched by Pyongyang into the East Sea.
Mali rebel attack leaves dozens of soldiers dead
The government says at least 27 soldiers have been killed following a complex attack at an army base in Mondoro.
Attack on Ukrainian nuclear plant triggers worldwide alarm
Russian strike sparks global alarm it could dwarf the world’s worst nuclear disaster at Ukraine’s Chernobyl in 1986.
Russia-Ukraine war: CNN, Bloomberg suspend work in Moscow
Decisions follow similar moves by BBC, ABC, CBC after Russia approved a new law punishing 'fake news' by up to 15 years.
NATO rejects no-fly zone; Ukraine slams ‘greenlight for bombs’
Ukraine says NATO decision allows further Russian bombing of its cities and villages.
Trauma haunts journalists, human rights workers in Myanmar
Journalists and investigators witnessing Myanmar violence report suffering depression, anxiety and survivor's guilt.
Russia’s Invasion Is Breaking Up Ukrainian Families And The Photos Are Heartbreaking
More than 1.2 million Ukrainians have fled their homeland, but many others are staying to fight, leading to emotional scenes at train stations as families say their goodbyes.
Russia-Ukraine live news: Truce bid to evacuate civilians fails
Ukraine accuses Russian forces of violations; Moscow blames Ukrainian 'nationalists' of preventing civilians' exit.
Russia, Ukraine trade barbs at UN over nuclear plant attack
Ukraine envoy accuses Russia of 'nuclear terrorism'; Russian ambassador dismisses reports of attack on nuclear plant.
How US right-wing views Putin amid Russian attack on Ukraine
Russian president has enjoyed widespread support among US conservatives, but Ukraine attack now prompts criticism.
US: Ukraine has ‘significant majority’ of its military aircraft
NATO rules out 'no-fly' zone as Russian forces threaten Kyiv and Odesa, bombard cities of Mariupol and Kherson.
Boycott of Russian-branded petrol stations hurts Americans
Roger Verma, who came to the US from India 45 years ago, owns the franchise for a Lukoil station in New Jersey.
Besieged Ukrainian city of Mariupol appeals for help
Mariupol's mayor says the city is running out of food and needs reinforcements to repel Russian forces.
Russia blocks access to Facebook amid war with Ukraine
Russia's media regulator accuses Facebook of restricting access to Russian outlets, citing 26 cases of 'discrimination'.