Suspect says bombs will explode if authorities attempt to open doors.

43-year-old man played songs including the British national anthem and ‘Glory To Hong Kong’.

Russian president wants historic foes to negotiate solutions to their territorial disputes.

Drugmaker announces US$470 million revised supply contract.

Acting human rights chief demands an independent investigation.

Turkish President says Putin gave ‘impression’ of willingness to end war.

Hamas demands the immediate release of arrested duo.

Riksbank forecasts that it will continue to raise rates in the coming six months

WHO says 24-year-old man tested positive for ‘rare Sudan strain’.

Unicef says 15 others from the same school are still missing.

Pilots told to take caution when flying through airspace near Home Reef.

Authorities to cancel Do Kwon’s passport after he declined to cooperate in investigations.       

More than 100 people injured and 140,000 homes without power nationwide.

City leader John Lee has not announced a firm timeline.       

US National Hurricane Center says storm still strengthening, forecasts continuing rains.          

Armed with little more than homemade weapons, local knowledge, groups offer surprising resistance to junta.

Liz Truss is also set to meet US President Joe Biden in New York for bilateral talks. 

Electricity, gas, petrol among the key contributors to rising prices.

Eerie irony as residents feel ground shake just after finishing earthquake drill.

Prosecutors request Adnan Syed be released while they examine new information, reliability of current evidence.

US automaker suffering from shortage of chips, with 45,000 vehicles waiting for parts.

Punishment suspended to enable 29-year-old to undergo psychiatric treatment.

Authorities use national security law to crack down on dissent.

500 demonstrators gather in capital of Kurdistan province, shout slogans against the country’s leaders.

However authorities downgrade warnings as storm weakened after landfall.