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As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 61st day, we take a look at the main developments.
Israel says the move came after a rocket was fired from southern Lebanon, landing in an open area across the border.
Ukraine asks Russia for talks as footage from Azovstal shows women saying they are running out of water and food.
A brutal military crackdown has upended countless lives, but has not broken the spirit of the pro-democracy movement.
European stability was the focus of many of the congratulatory messages sent to President Macron after his re-election.
US Secretary of State Blinken and defence chief Austin meet with Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Kyiv, says Ukrainian adviser.
Fighting in the Kreinik area of West Darfur province also wounded 98 others, according to a Sudanese aid group.
Citizen Lab rights group says the phones of more than 65 Catalan leaders were targeted with spyware.
While both governments confirmed the agreed visit, they did not give a date for the US president's trip.
Projection shows the opposition Freedom Movement winning 35.8 percent compared with 22.5 percent for the ruling party.
Marine Le Pen concedes defeat as projections show Macron received 58-59 percent of votes in the runoff election.
Vehicles packed with explosives were driven into three military camps in central Mali before dawn on Sunday.
War in Ukraine entered its third month on Sunday – the day that Orthodox Christians celebrate Easter.
Kagame is to meet President Museveni and attend birthday party of Ugandan leader's son, Muhoozi Kainerugaba.
The Indian PM announces investments as he attends the first public event since 2019 stripping of Kashmir's autonomy.
Oman's foreign office says people freed include a British man, seven Indian nationals, a Filipino and a Myanmar citizen.
China's most populous city, Shanghai, is battling the country's biggest COVID-19 outbreak.
Rival sides trade blame after the Amman-Jordan flight planned as part of the UN-brokered truce indefinitely postponed.
Mohamedou Ould Slahi, 51, is seeking $28m for the damages he suffered during his 14-year imprisonment.
Populist PM Janez Jansa faces a tough challenge from the liberal candidate in the politically divided EU nation.
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