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As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 66th day, we take a look at the main developments.
Thousands of police and troops will be deployed under the state of emergency and a curfew imposed.
Shanghai's COVID-19 lockdown has fuelled outrage on a scale not seen since 2020 after the virus first began to spread.
Mali's military leaders have accused two broadcasters of airing false allegations about reports of rights violations.
Trump submits affidavit saying he does not have documents sought in civil probe, but court continues $10,000-daily fine.
Premier and port official charged in US with conspiracy to import cocaine and launder money.
In his nightly address, Zelenskyy says Russia is trying to 'destroy life' with constant air attacks and bombardment.
Tit-for-tat moves come after a Turkish court jailed philanthropist and rights activist Osman Kavala for life.
Indian Railways has cancelled 753 passenger train services to make room for coal imports amid power crisis.
Exxon Mobil more than doubled its profits compared with the same quarter last year.
Missile barrage on Kyiv as UN chief visited shows Russia has no intention of bowing to international pressure.
Separatist region in Moldova retains independence thanks largely to military support provided by Russia.
The ETF is down 26 percent, easily eclipsing the previous steepest monthly plunge in January.
Amazon's Friday selloff erased more than $206.2bn off the company’s market valuation.
The call comes as the US prepares to lift a restriction along the US-Mexico border that expelled most asylum seekers.
Former ISIL fighter Alexanda Kotey had pleaded guilty to 'terrorism' and lethal hostage-taking charges.
Six-time Grand Slam champion said his $50m career earnings were swallowed up by 'expensive divorce' and debts.
Reed's declining health, parents' private meeting with Biden part of a series of improbable events leading to release.
Paul Urey and Dylan Healy were reportedly detained after entering Russian-held territory south of Zaporizhzhia.
Data Friday showed costs in the capital Colombo rose 30 percent, making more interest-rate increases almost certain.
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