Official says it is a grim milestone ‘that could have lasting consequences for generations to come’.

Beijing says its position is ‘consistent with the wishes of most countries’.

Russian energy giants Gazprom and Rosneft among those trading today.

Projectile flew for 71 minutes before entering Sea of Japan, government says.

‘Win-win’ deal will see Washington sell more of the food item without automatically increasing customs duties.

Andrew Holness says nation’s switch to republican model ‘inevitable’.

Council rejects Russia’s draft text expressing concern about civilian casualties, deteriorating humanitarian situation in Ukraine.

Four days later, officials yet to declare all 132 onboard jet dead.

She was treated for shoulder pain, dental problems and stress.

It is the latest in a series of provocations by the nuclear-armed nation.

Canberra however says move should not be viewed as softening of country’s stance against illegal maritime arrivals.

Mark Pomerantz quits over decision by successor not to pursue investigation of Republican billionaire.

PM Lee says face masks optional outdoors but warns against complacency, stressing health service.

Moscow accuses tech giant of providing fake news on the war in Ukraine.

Athletes insist West take a look at events unfolding around the world, not just Ukraine.

Idaho gives women and fathers of foetuses rights to sue providers.

Researchers plan to start human trials by the end of this year.

Tributes pour in for diplomat who ‘never wanted to be a wallflower’.

Washington looking to roll back Trump-era policy as global supply chain issues continue to hit consumers.

Ukraine says EU must win ‘economic war’ with Russia.

Authorities believe murders linked to ongoing turf war between rival cartels.

Club chiefs impressed by Ajax coach’s vision, but note it is too early to talk about favourites.

Sergei Lavrov says discussions are tough as Kyiv constantly ‘changes its position’.

Internal security agency calls on the Foreign Ministry to expel them.

Chief justice rules Japan’s judiciary had no jurisdiction over North Korea’s years-long ‘detainment’.