Russian-installed authorities in region cite risk of massive missile attack by Kyiv.

Challenge for the authorities is compounded by the custom to mark 40 days since a person died.

Latest ballot follows collapse of ‘change coalition’ which failed to bring political stability.

Human rights groups hope Francis will pressure country’s Sunni leader to halt repression of Shia Muslims.

ILO says the number of cases more than doubles in a year with the launch of a new online platform.

Japanese capital issues partnership certificates to LGBTQ couples.

Employees flee Covid-19 outbreak at facility, alleging poor working conditions, inadequate virus protection for uninfected.

Automaker says it expects to sell half a million fewer vehicles in current financial year.

Cops knew ‘a large crowd had gathered even before the accident occurred’.

The 25-basis-point move marks the seventh consecutive increase.

Cemetery visits are accompanied by falling rain.

However, 2022 AP7 does not now or anytime in the future have a trajectory that will have it collide with Earth, author says.

UN drugs agency says this year’s harvest is largely exempted from the Taliban’s ban.

Government provided compelling evidence move by Penguin Random House and Simon & Schuster would ‘substantially’ lessen competition, Florence Pan says.

42-year-old suspect also accused of attempted kidnapping of a public official.

First artist to nab all 10 spots on the Billboard Hot 100.

Company reported ‘false information’ on extent of damage, authorities say.

Nation’s situation precarious as it battles other crises.

However, Suella Braverman refuses to resign a second time.

Oslo eager to get in touch with Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva’s team after his win.

Both men threw bottles at police at the final in Paris in May, prosecutors say.

Massive layoffs planned as ‘Chief Twit’ takes over.

Kyiv claims to have shot down 44 of more than 50 cruise missiles aimed at critical infrastructure.

Local officials believe seven to nine bodies trapped under rubble.         

Japanese tyre company cites ‘general uncertainty, ongoing supply issues’ in making the decision.