Russia ‘threatening Ukraine with destruction’, Kyiv says
Foreign minister's comments come as his counterparts from the Baltic nations visit Kyiv in a show of solidarity.
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Top Ethiopia health official alleges ‘sexual slavery’ in Tigray
Eleven women tell Reuters they were raped by soldiers as a top Ethiopian official has made a sexual slavery accusation.
Iran nuclear talks: What you need to know
Iran says it is willing to return to full compliance with the deal if the US first drops sanctions imposed under Trump.
Deadly explosion rocks Iraq’s Sadr City
Police and medical sources say at least four people killed and 17 others injured in the blast in Baghdad neighbourhood.
This Lawmaker Wants To Label Foreign White Supremacist Groups As “Terrorists,” But Some Of Them No Longer Exist
Of the 13 violent far-right extremist groups Rep. Elissa Slotkin wants the US to designate "foreign terrorist organizations," four are defunct, one is American, and another is a part of an allied nation’s national guard.
Brazil Senate investigating Bolsonaro’s handling of COVID-19
Far-right President Jair Bolsonaro continues to downplay the coronavirus, despite still surging infections and deaths.
Pricey pixel: Digital artist Pak’s NFTs auctioned off for $16.8M
The Pixel, an image of a single pixel, fetched $1.36m after a 90-minute bidding war in the Southeby's auction.
Walmart to create 100,000 full-time US roles in retention push
The move could help Walmart hold onto staffers amid accelerating vaccinations and easing restrictions.
Powell defends Fed’s increasing focus on climate change threats
The Fed has recently taken steps to incorporate risks from climate change into its oversight of the US financial system.
‘Enlarged heart’, not knee, caused Floyd’s death: Defence expert
Pathologist claims George Floyd's heart was cause of death as Derek Chauvin's defence attempts to plant doubt.
US stocks end mixed despite stellar bank earnings
Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo all unveiled first-quarter earnings that surpassed analysts’ forecasts.
Eritrean troops open fire in Tigray’s Adwa, kill 3: Rights group
Amnesty international says 'unprovoked attack' against civilians also left at least 19 people wounded.
Hunger-striking US activists demand end to Yemen blockade
Activists urge US President Joe Biden to end backing for Saudi-led coalition in Yemen, where millions are going hungry.
Turkish writer Ahmet Altan released from prison: Lawyer
Ahmed Altan was released from Istanbul's high-security Silivri prison following the Supreme Court of Appeals' order.
Biden’s goal: Ending ‘America’s longest war’ in Afghanistan
The US president announces his troop withdrawal plan, which is celebrated by some and causes concern among others.
Amazon accuses social network Parler of trying to conceal owners
Parler's attorney hit back by saying the burden to prove who owns Parler fell on Amazon, according to reports.
Niger: ‘Total mourning’ as 20 pre-school children perish in fire
Cause of fire under investigation but teachers have highlighted problem of putting classrooms in makeshift huts.
Five things to know about Somalia’s political turmoil
Political crisis deepens as president signs controversial law extending his mandate for two years.
Iran ‘almost’ ready for 60% uranium enrichment: UN nuclear agency
European signatories to Iran's nuclear deal express 'grave concern' over Iran's decision to boost uranium enrichment.
Former cop who shot Wright faces manslaughter charge
Wright's death has fueled tensions in Minneapolis as cop accused of murdering George Floyd stands trial.