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Airstrikes rock Sudan as truce talks yield no breakthrough

Soldiers are left in a state of "shock" and severely traumatized by shelling during the ongoing war in Ukraine.

Ukrainian forces said they had downed nearly three dozen Russian attack drones, spurring explosions and air raid sirens in the capital overnight.

"The Russian warplane flew right in front of the nose of the SG plane, crossing its flight path at a dangerous distance," Poland's border authority said.

Jon Wolfenbarger, however, underlined that BRICS still has a long way to go and has to jump several hurdles if it is seriously considering taking on the US dollar by issuing a new currency.

While Do Kwon is facing several charges in multiple countries, including the U.S., South Korean prosecutors believe prosecuting him in his home country is the best way to give justice to his victims.

A Canadian intelligence report divulged how the Chinese diplomatic mission in Vancouver meddled in the elections to help candidates with pro-Beijing views.

The ongoing armed conflict between Ukraine and Russia poses a significant risk to Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, a U.N. watchdog claimed.

A video recorded by Ukraine's volunteer Belarusian fighters showed the intense operation to repel Russian troops from the trenches near Bakhmut.

Mykola Klimovich, a Belarusian blogger recently sentenced to prison for allegedly spreading Nazi symbols, has died in a penal colony.

Analyst Janusz Bugajwski said internal conflicts within the Kremlin are now reflected in the tensions between different power institutions and purges in the military.

Russia is suffering from its worst labor shortage since 1998.

Russia is now scrambling to accumulate missiles ahead of Ukraine's anticipated counteroffensive.

The explosion ignited the wooden supports inside the mine in the town of Yanaquihua, and the victims were 100 meters below ground, local media said.

Arab League re-admits Syria after 11-year absence

Saturday's coronation -- the first to be held in Britain in 70 years -- was only the second to be televised, and the first to be shown in color.

Lebanon crisis mutes national music conservatory

A mother and her child died Friday after they were fatally stabbed by a man for unknown reasons in Edmonton, Canada.

Philippines rescues over 1,000 trafficking victims

At least 176 people have died in flash floods in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, a regional governor said on Friday, as heavy rain destroyed buildings and forced aid workers to gather mud-clad corpses into piles.

US, Saudi Arabia say Sudan warring sides to start talks

Iran, Syria vow to strengthen ties as Raisi wraps up Damascus visit

The U.S. will finalize by May 11 a new regulation that will deny asylum to many migrants caught crossing the U.S.-Mexico border illegally, the same day sweeping COVID-19 restrictions at the border are set to end, Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas said on Friday.

The coronation of a new British monarch has not happened in over 70 years. Take a look at some interesting facts about the history of the service.

"If some young men in Russia, just because of this game, happen to think for a couple of seconds what is going on in Ukraine then it's worth it," said Antero Mukka, the editor-in-chief of Helsingin Sanomat.

The large-scale railway network is expected to connect East Asia with Iran, Turkey and Europe through Afghanistan.

After touting its success in lifting almost 100 million people out of poverty, China moves to censor online content depicting economic struggle in the country.

Police believe the suspect was unknown to Johanita Kossiwa Dogbey, who was found fatally stabbed in London Monday.

U.S. Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines told a Senate hearing Thursday that leaders of both sides "have few incentives" to seek peace.